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by thechut 14y ago
I really enjoyed reading this an hadn't seen it before. I think that posting the date, like you did, should remove anybody's expectation that this was fresh content anyway. Regardless of previous posts on HN.
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by thechut 14y ago
Well said, people need to focus on real world problems. On the diabetes note, I'm close friends with the founders of Jerry the Bear[1], who's primary goal is helping kids with diabetes. There are startups out there doing real good, but they
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by thechut 14y ago
Very exciting concept for Nokia to come up with. Although, I'm not sure it's any more likely to make me buy a Nokia 820 even though I do own a 3D printer.
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by thechut 14y ago
Downvoted, why does everyone need to bring up the gun issue when somebody talks about the maker revolution? Big gun manufactures have been making guns for a long time. I don't see how people making themselves matters at all.
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by thechut 14y ago
The company I work for could be very interested in testing this service. I requested a beta invite and filled out the survey. Any idea when you might start letting people test it out / accept beta invites?
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by thechut 14y ago
Is it called that because it is leveraging many feature from the OpenGraph API? Could I accomplish similar things with the API?
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by thechut 14y ago
Try OpenCV: http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/
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by thechut 14y ago
Try logging in. The results may surprise you. If you use Chrome signed-in on your computer it will remember your recent map searches from your computer and pop them up first on your phone. Pretty useful feature if you ask me, and it will ge
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by thechut 14y ago
Navigation is a Google app designed specifically to interface with maps. It seems with the new iOS maps they have just build Navigation straight into the app.
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by thechut 14y ago
Perhaps you have also uncovered the true cause of the problems with the Nexus 4 launch.
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by thechut 14y ago
Anybody have any conspiracy theories to offer?
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by thechut 14y ago
wow, just wow...
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by thechut 14y ago
It's always good to see new stuff from Arduino. Especially when I'm not expecting it. This seems to be very specifically for use a controller. Not sure if it's meant for robots or if they are going after the MakeyMakey market since it is ba
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by thechut 14y ago
Man, now I really want an invite code. Definite marketing ploy by google
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by thechut 14y ago
This is a major blow to usenet. But more importantly this could be the start fo something very very bad for usenet. It, and it's users of who I am sure there are plenty on HN, have so far been able to fly under the anti-piracy radar of the
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by thechut 14y ago
Pretty sure its "Stock Yard"
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by thechut 14y ago
Hmmm, same setup and it didn't work for me in Chrome, only in Firefox. Did you install any special flash stuff? Any tips would be appreciated.
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Dear Google Fiber: Please come to Boston(bgr.com)
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by thechut 14y ago
I don't do this. I feel left out now
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by thechut 14y ago
Perhaps it is an A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H test...
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by thechut 14y ago
New incognitos, not refresh, not new tab
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by thechut 14y ago
Looks like maybe they are doing some A/B testing based on the way this site responds. Regardless $49 instead of $299 (The first price I got in incognito) is extremely significant.
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by thechut 14y ago
This is the same sort of exploit used in the "Phone hacking" scandal that News of the World and other newspapers got in trouble for. Except in that case they were hacking voicemail boxes not bank accounts. This is pretty serious and not exa
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by thechut 14y ago
And I thought the social-proof's "Hot tech boy of the week" was stupid. But this is just really really stupid.
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by thechut 14y ago
I am also in roughly this situation with my Kickstarter backing. I have funded 10 projects over the course of the last 10 or 11 months. And I just received my third item, allow not in the same order I backed. For right now, this has definit
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by thechut 14y ago
I don't think we know enough about exactly what happened to determine if he broke the rules or not. People around him in Washington may have known about this for a long time before it went public.
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by thechut 14y ago
There model sounds very familiar to the From Holden KS campaign we saw recently. Interesting marketing move though, I guess they probably aren't missing too much since there are so many retailers competing to be in the fray today.
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by thechut 14y ago
This is beyond scary, we all basically live in a police state now and their is nothing we can do about it. Schneier's last line just about sums it up...
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by thechut 14y ago
The "susceptible to blackmail" argument is a justification and easy excuse. That is the exact same argument people used to keep gays out of the military for years. Not to mention, it was leaked to the media, everyone already knows about it.
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by thechut 14y ago
Where did somebody find a box of 20 of there? Does anybody how many Apple 1's there were made?

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