tannerc

23 ms·

181.
by tannerc 12y ago
Yes, but arguably. The model gives you a vision of "I could look like that if I wore what they're wearing." It is a weird metaphor for fast food regardless.
182.
by tannerc 12y ago
Solar panels wouldn't be the ideal use of this ability if it were made real, would they? I haven't looked through the full article yet, but would this new approach help overcome the problem of Carnot's theorem in any way?
183.
by tannerc 12y ago
Agreed. I haven't been tuned-in long enough to know, but have any companies tried landing pages (or similar) offering an "exclusive" first look at a product via a Show HN link? I wonder what the community response to somethin
184.
by tannerc 12y ago
Curious as to why nobody mentioned the travel expenses for multiple trips to New York. I somewhat sarcastically asked on Designer News why multiple trips were required for a simple poster design, to which Cameron responded (for anyone els
185.
by tannerc 12y ago
The comments give reason to believe this isn't the cause, but my first instinct was that NaN cannot be equal to NaN as it isn't clear what the object represents. As Mike C states in his answer: "Another way to look at it is t
186.
by tannerc 12y ago
The Dropbox team has been working hard on Webhooks for some time now, it looks like this is a much-needed tool for developers. For example, a little under a year ago I released a mobile writing app that synced using the Dropbox Sync API. Ri
187.
by tannerc 12y ago
The announcement from Science is up: http://science-inc.com/about/blog/2014/05/08/welcome-delicio...
188.
by tannerc 12y ago
Interestingly, as long as the discussions continue to contain valuable — and often educated — insights, I personally think there's still enough value to keep coming back to HN there alone. The subjective quality of links themselves may
189.
How Wrong You Are(howwrongyouare.org)
5 points by tannerc 12y ago|0 comments
190.
by tannerc 12y ago
Something that keeps bringing me back to HN specifically (over the likes of Reddit, Twitter, etc.) is the sheer intelligence of conversations. More often than not I'll find myself skimming through the discussion here before exploring t
191.
by tannerc 12y ago
They say in the post: We'll continue to keep both Kippt and Inc running however the paid Kippt Pro plans will be discontinued. Inc will keep seeing small improvements, as a side project for us. We're committed to providing guidan
192.
by tannerc 12y ago
This is excellent, thanks for sharing. Do you know of any similar developments for smaller tablets?
193.
by tannerc 12y ago
It's always sad to hear when an elegant and useful application like Kippt has to be more-or-less abandoned. Still, congrats to Karri and Jori for joining Coinbase, where their style and keen eyes will certainly do some good. As for Kip
194.
by tannerc 12y ago
Agreed, and I think a lot of it has to do with the physical presence of the board, pieces, cards, etc. as well. Something video games can't offer players is that tangible appeal, where you have to feel the weight of a card or game piec
195.
by tannerc 12y ago
Exactly, without his version of 2048 I would have never gone on to try Threes. The aesthetic of 2048 alone prompted me to pursue better looking mobile alternatives than some of the terrible clones in the App Store.
196.
by tannerc 12y ago
I feel that your second point is vitally important for creators (particularly new developers) to spend time thinking about. For a long while I was caught in the trap of believing that I wasn't any good because none of my work had &quot
197.
by tannerc 12y ago
Surprised to see nobody yet mention here Edward de Bono's concept of creative pause. It's through activities such as purposeless walking — or showering, or doing the dishes — that we allow our consciousness to subside into a routi
198.
by tannerc 12y ago
I'm imagining something like http://www.reddit.com/r/mathgifs but obviously not animated.
199.
by tannerc 12y ago
Not to mention the app is free. Something feels off about the results, are iAd impressions unique?
200.
Cyber Dust: Every spoken word isn’t recorded. Why should your texts be?(cyberdust.com)
1 points by tannerc 13y ago|0 comments
201.
by tannerc 13y ago
Sounds excellent, why don't you say this on the site?
202.
by tannerc 13y ago
What exactly is Volley? It's not very clear as to what the purpose is from this page alone, and I couldn't find any links to learn more. Why would I signup for something based on one line of text?
203.
NYTimes Now(nytimes.com)
1 points by tannerc 13y ago|0 comments
204.
by tannerc 13y ago
Tumblr. While a good majority of Tumblr blogs are teens or pre-teens, the simple setup and vast array of customization makes it worthwhile.
205.
by tannerc 13y ago
Excellent questions. A glance over the research paper indicates they monitored stress neurons in the hypothalamus throughout the process. It _seems_ to not have impacted the finding.
206.
Create easy, free email reminders in seconds(reme.io)
1 points by tannerc 13y ago|1 comments
207.
by tannerc 13y ago
Same. From what I've read so far (only partially through the paper) a lot of this is what we already know, but with more evidence for the claims. Really helpful for those of us who continue to combat depression on a regular basis.
208.
by tannerc 13y ago
I was under the impression that Twitter temporarily suspended the account while they sorted things out?
209.
by tannerc 13y ago
"Exercising for 30 minutes a day doesn't necessarily offset the hours of sitting." A number of articles about the dangers of sitting have made headlines since at least 2010. But none of them — as far as I can recall — have sa
210.
by tannerc 13y ago
There is no way for app developers to know which users have deleted the app from their device.

More ›