xauronx

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   by xauronx 13y ago

   Looks gorgeous, well designed and well made. The intro video and the marketing look amazing. The capabilities (seeing your stats, sharing to multiple social networks, etc) all look great, leave nothing to be desired. You guys did an amazing
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   I was super impressed with app.io when I used it. TestFlight works awesome for on device demos, but is still a bit of work to get it going. Appio let me quickly show my designer how his design was looking without having to actually set up h
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   Yeah, there are times when I'll toss and turn all night dreaming about coding. Usually that's only when I've been on a serious working binge and drank coffee late in the evening though.
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   "and I notice that the author just happens to own a small independent bookstore" This should probably be the top comment.
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   My thoughts exactly. Now, if it was a text post with some interesting technical info about what they did that we would care about...
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   Connected for a second... but I'm in a room full of people quietly working. Looks very cool though. I've been using OpenTok for a while, and it's looking cooler/faster/cleaner every time I see it.
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   by xauronx 13y ago

   Looks neat. I have no idea what Vanish is though.
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   Black Matter Developers

   1 points by xauronx 13y ago|0 comments
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   Tell HN: DC Tech Meetup 9/24/2013

   5 points by xauronx 13y ago|2 comments
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    http://hnnotify.com/
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    http://sideprojectors.com Just a couple more characters, not as creepy.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Oh I only have that on my corporate account and not my business account. I figured it was something one of the admins did.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Hmm, this doesn't specify which models, gently used or not. I have a first week release iPad 1 in really good shape that's sitting in a drawer somewhere :)
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    What? How is cash relevant to a service that let's you make a donation but have a recipient choose where it goes?
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    1. Whizbang - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMGZMoENjcU
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    http://packlove.com/optimus-prime This website gives customizeable one page profiles for your pets. Seems pretty heavily used, I signed up one time and I get emails every couple of days because another user "loved&quot
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    This thread is reminding me of how many ideas I've had that I never went through on. Another one: Sponsor a homeless person. Crowd-sourcing getting someones life back on track. You get 100+ people to pitch in $5 a month to one person t
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Somewhat relevant... I had an idea to set up accounts for street performers. If you were near one it would send you a notification, you could easily drop them a tip through the app. They aggregated in an account somewhere until they were ab
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    >Third place: Make iOS game and get rich quick, without no idea of how, and hating games in general actually. I like this one. I've gotten that before. "Hey man, you write iPhone apps right? Let's make a game!" "
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Mine: Rate your barista You would be able to snap a picture of your barista, put in where they work and rate them on things like: Skill Speed Attractiveness Friendliness It all started to feel kind of creepy, because I knew the "attrac
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    That's not really a terrible idea. Well, except I'm too selfish and would be pissed if I had to give my birthday gift to someone else. I bet corporations would love that though. It LOOKS like they're giving the employee a bir
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    At some point I had the idea for an RFID bracelet. Ideally, it would be targeted to trade shows. I went to one previously the best tech they had was these cards that you had to go and manually scan at each booth. Anyhow, the idea was that e
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Not involved with the project at all, just wondering what browser you're using? It seems pretty natural and all working fine for me on Chrome.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    I like the concept a lot. I'm going to have to read more about it. One thing that I'm unclear about is if this does voice->text, or if the developer does that and Wit handles translation of that into actions. Just a heads up, b
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Looks awesome, found a use-case already. A motivational article that I figured I would more than likely forget about or need re-motivated in the future.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Day Job: Consultant II My Startup: Supreme Overlord I am against those gimmicky terms. They mean nothing and come and go. The company I work for is all about calling developers "rockstars".
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    Hopefully because Hackernews was becoming NSANews.com. That shit was obnoxious. When 20 of the top 25 posts are about one topic you might as well open a new tab and do a search for that topic.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    "network-accessible fingerprint scanner as your new 'feature'." It's embarrassing that even high profile people get this so wrong.
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    I used to get super excited about these because something new, bigger (and smaller) and nicer looking would get announced. The 5 and now the 5s announcements were more like looking at update notes on an app. -Improved Security -Increased Sp
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    by xauronx 13y ago

    And then what happens when they go "Ok, so... can I actually make anything with this? How would I use this in the real world?" Which is exactly what happened to me a week ago. Then you're on the hook for "Well, first you