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by z8000 17y ago
I get a net ecpm of around $1.80 with Quattro.
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by z8000 17y ago
Via polling? No thanks!
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by z8000 17y ago
What is your iPhone app?
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by z8000 17y ago
Interesting. I am getting slammed in reviews for having ads in my game but I have 900K unique users since June and make $150/day net (for doing nothing). Perhaps I could integrate in-app purchases and disable the annoying ads per user once
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by z8000 17y ago
Wow this wouldb be very useful for many projects. Any chance of distributing the sources?
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by z8000 17y ago
Yes! Naps help me greatly and since I work from home, I consider them a luxury.
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by z8000 17y ago
I am working on a service for game developers that lets them add multiuser activities to end-user apps (say, an iPhone game). The difference from other services is that we host referees server side to watch over or officiate activities. Th
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by z8000 17y ago
I know only the very basics of LISP but this to my untrained eye looks rather neat!
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by z8000 17y ago
Neat. I worked on a computer vision version of the same general concept. My version took into account 3-D information and also supported spin ("english"). This was the only thing I've tried to get published. I presented at ICME 2008. I h
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by z8000 17y ago
There are actually quite a number of (yes, relatively dead) projects that do this or something very similar: eventlet, gevent, cogen, concurrence, weightless, ...
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by z8000 17y ago
It does seem a bit messy to read, at least compared to eventlet/gevent which does some nice monkey-patching of the socket API.
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Diesel: How Python Does Comet(dieselweb.org)
44 points by z8000 17y ago|29 comments
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by z8000 17y ago
The none kind.
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by z8000 17y ago
You had me at "Tasmanian scientists"
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by z8000 17y ago
If you are lucky enough to control both the server and client then this isn't a big deal. You can just distribute the public key along with your client SDK. Granted, this is a specific case.
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by z8000 17y ago
They would all be 5 stars. -Ted.
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by z8000 17y ago
I suppose, maybe, for code this might work if one uses tab-stops to align braces, identifiers, etc. Lisp wins again I suppose! Heh.
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by z8000 17y ago
No, that's why paperbacks exist I suppose ;) s/Hard/Difficult/
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by z8000 17y ago
This is really what scares Google. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWe7eUdgx1I&feature=relat...
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by z8000 17y ago
Since no one got my stupid joke :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_mark
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by z8000 17y ago
TimeMachine to an external USB drive (a WD Passport). Offsite? I put it in my bag with me when I leave. :)
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by z8000 17y ago
Boy am I in the wrong business if these kids can knock out CRUD apps for $100K.
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by z8000 17y ago
I cannot imagine that the average perl module on CPAN is less tested than that of ruby.
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by z8000 17y ago
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by z8000 17y ago
What the heck is this site? A personal vendetta on Dave Winer?
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by z8000 17y ago
The real way to make good money in the iPhone market is not selling apps themselves but consulting -- charge other people to make apps for them.
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by z8000 17y ago
The first thing I thought of was shuffling cards for online poker sites.
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by z8000 17y ago
Neat idea but the user experience is terrible. I want a whatever.app that just opens and does its thing when double clicked, not something that shows a dialog box telling me that a dozen things need to be downloaded. Is there a way around
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by z8000 17y ago
I agree. Most people don't care about my drivel so I talk to EverNote's "voice notes" on my iPhone, then review what I was going on about on the desktop version later.
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by z8000 18y ago
http://chneukirchen.org/repos/coset/

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