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by vicbrooker 14y ago
It makes me happy that Designer News has (what I consider at least) noticeably inferior design to HN. Have we established exactly which elements are allegedly infringing copyright? I've gone though both websites and I don't see it...
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
I remember reading that they've selected a gesture that isn't likely to happen naturally to enable or disable the device.
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
I think in order to create good software that fits the industry's current best practices then you do need a really in-depth domain-specific knowledge. If that's the goal then learn everything possible about that industry. To create good sol
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
I know that the bridge headset replaces the speakers, but reversing the system would remove a lot of the inherent problems with a system that relies on speech for input. I remember using them when I was on the Harbour Bridge what feels at l
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
This makes me happy - I remember the headsets I've used that used this in the past needed a lot of customisability to get a fit flush against my head. It was about 8 years ago though, so I'm assuming things have come along since then. Do yo
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
That's a really good solution - from memory a similar system is used on the headsets worn on Sydney Harbour Bridge tours. I'd forgotten about them until you mentioned vibrations. I'm actually going to be disappointed if they don't have this
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
Maybe they could link to a phone/tablet or a pebble style watch, alternatively I remember seeing Microsoft have done some cool by projecting a touch interface onto skin. Perhaps the user could do gestures which are picked up by the front ca
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
Voice-based input also has massive potential for trolling. I'm not keen on the idea of having a stranger walking next to me text my family through my glasses. I'm thinking that once the promo videos are over and forgotten, the majority of t
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
A free article that is about a service that helps to improve conversion rates by making it easier to provide free articles. Which finishes with a call to action to convert the reader to the service = mind blown/Startup Inception. I personal
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
I thought it was "don't join an accelerator unless... you can be the best company there" which is also a bit silly in my opinion (I think she said "win it" at one stage).
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by vicbrooker 14y ago
I used to struggle with ideas. The initial hurdle wasn't coming up with them, it was recognising that I had them in the first place and then recording them for later. Here's what worked for me: 1. Buy a notebook. A really good quality noteb
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Winston, Siri's little brother, launches in App Store(techcrunch.com)
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