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Multiplatform development with Delta Engine(deltaengine.net)
1 points by znt 16y ago|0 comments
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by znt 16y ago
2 people with DBMS and 1 person with social media experience would be suitable for a project that analyzes Tweets using Streaming API. There's more data than you can make use, getting pumped out of Twitter every second.
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by znt 16y ago
Ok first of all I really don't know how you're planning to gather potential customer feedback via adwords but I really advise you to get out there and have some face to face meetings with potential customers. You probably have a MVP at this
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by znt 16y ago
I'm sure this is not a trivial technical solution to a problem but have you actually talked to anyone and confirmed they'd pay for this service? Landing page seems nice though, easy on the eyes.
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by znt 16y ago
I advise you to check out a couple of frameworks if you have doubts about software architecture. I'm a fan of PureMVC because it's language agnostic, has an active community and has plenty of tutorials with good documentation.
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by znt 16y ago
A website with similar interface to SO or Quora would be very useful.
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by znt 16y ago
Two reasons come to mind about using micro frameworks: 1- You're working on a very customized architecture so having a large but powerful framework is a hindrance rather than an advantage. 2- You're starting to learn web programming on a pa
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by znt 16y ago
Good work. Stackoverflowerizer does a similar job by redirecting to the original content when user clicks on a similar website link. https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gledhololmniapej...
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by znt 16y ago
Simple: My country made me fight a war that I didn't want to take part in. I plan to immigrate to a better country for my kids so they wouldn't get enlisted and shipped to warzone without their consent. A good career seems like the only way
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by znt 16y ago
Maybe you have an apnea which inhibits the air intake during sleep, resulting in long sleep time. Maybe you should check for that.
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by znt 16y ago
Get myself to a more civilized country in which good programmers get what they deserve.
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Ask HN: Portfolio site for Web & Mobile Apps
2 points by znt 16y ago|0 comments
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by znt 16y ago
Actually getting rejected by women and getting blown out of "sets" on purpose is a well known PUA practice to handle fear of rejection. I remember reading about it 4 years ago or so.
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by znt 16y ago
It should also be noted that there's an active progress for targeting iOS and Android targets with HaXe. So if you're an experienced Android/iOS programmer you may consider lending a hand.
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by znt 16y ago
For now it's same as bookmarking a website but with a bigger icon. Probably in future chrome app store will let people buy native apps for their devices that run on Chrome OS.
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Visa is under DDoS attack
28 points by znt 16y ago|22 comments
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by znt 16y ago
I guess the event will be sponsored by the Ministry of Truth.
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by znt 16y ago
You can start learning how to code, not for this startup but the one after this one. Also having a cofounder helps a lot, it validates your idea first of all. Maybe, instead of asking us "How do I keep my company / money to myself", you sho
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by znt 16y ago
I'm not making any games (yet) but I wonder if you'll provide similar services for mobile development platforms and frameworks (unity, corona etc).
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by znt 16y ago
I launched CaptionMash, definitely need some usability / UX feedback though. http://www.captionmash.com
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by znt 16y ago
Maybe we can start weekly office hour threads here and we'll all upvote the thread so the newcomers eventually see the service.
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by znt 16y ago
Problem is people can always cheat when you put a test online. So maybe instead of a guaranteed job the applicant can earn a guaranteed phone / face to face interview.
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by znt 16y ago
Why did you chose Flask over tipfy? Because of Jinja2?
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by znt 16y ago
I'd love to hear about your view on which frameworks to use for python (tipfy, webapp, tornado, django ports etc) and their advantages over each other. I've developed a webapp using django-nonrel, it was pretty quick to have it going but I
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by znt 16y ago
This looks like a very productive movement which can create extremely positive results... until some caped guy gets stabbed or shot.
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by znt 16y ago
It would definitely be more fun with more people. Maybe you can display a graph which shows user activity on a time scale. So when a user visits and doesn't see any other players he can check the graph and decide to come back during a more
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by znt 16y ago
You are preventing the users from making emotional investment in your game by witholding progess feedback. I don't think it is a good idea. Just display big flashy numbers when a user places a square on a tile. And if you really really want
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by znt 16y ago
I just checked the game out, it looks fun. You're saying the user earns points and stuff, but there's so little feedback about the point and xp gains. Maybe you should add little glowy point popups for that. Go check http://www.realmofthem
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by znt 16y ago
Well here's a good read about a 11 year long project without any customer feedback and non-pivoting waterfall model in action: http://steveblank.com/2010/11/01/no-business-plan-survives-f... Spoiler: They lost some money.
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by znt 16y ago
I remember reading about releasing a "Half Product" rather than a "Half Assed Product" at 37Signals Get Real book. It made sense to me at that time, maybe you should give it a look too.

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