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by aerosuch 7y ago
This is pretty sweet. Demo video really helps to explain the concept. It's like what I imagined my friends and I doing while playing Rockband...if we were talented enough to play real instruments. Seems like one of those things that yo
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by aerosuch 12y ago
It's like having a quality community of commenters...everywhere. And the TechCrunch setup is really cool. Nice work!
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Tutorial: Make your own Pong game with Unity in under 2 hours(awesomeincu.com)
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Code camp may unlock future for students(kentucky.com)
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by aerosuch 13y ago
Here's that link: https://www.udemy.com/basic-web-crash-course/?couponCode=sho...
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A place to send your friends when they ask for "help making a website"
10 points by aerosuch 13y ago|2 comments
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by aerosuch 13y ago
Just published a new iPhone app dev tutorial, meant for absolute beginners. Covers Xcode basics, some Objective-C, and making a simple app. Looking for honest feedback. This is one of my first screencast tutorials, would like tips on improv
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by aerosuch 13y ago
Still working on this course about Jekyll (the static site generator) and GitHub Pages. Here's a free registration code if anyone's willing to review and give me some feedback! https://www.udemy.com/jekyll-and-gith
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What We Learned From The Hour Of Code(blog.awesomeinc.org)
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by aerosuch 14y ago
According to the state ruling, the "device" in question is an "I phone" https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/408509-massachusetts... It uses some technology (circa 1978) called "GPS". We're living in the future!
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Yes, we can live without indoor maps, but we're suffering through a lot of inefficiencies just because we don't know yet that there's a better option. I want indoor maps because they can help reduce healthcare costs. It costs us all money w
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Different business model? Google caters to highest-bidder advertisers. PointInside works more directly with building owners, like retailers: http://www.pointinside.com/blog/2011/12/what-google-indoor-m...
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Good question. This is why a more transparent indoor mapping process could breed innovation (a standard format) and better curation (allowing users to find and fix incorrect floor plans, a la OpenStreetMap or Wikipedia).
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by aerosuch 14y ago
While the technology for making indoor map content (georeferencing a floor plan) is already widely available, most smartphones do a very poor job of positioning themselves indoors. GPS doesn't work inside, leaving cell and wifi trilateratio
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Data access/usability vs. security/privacy is a worthy concern for building data. I think we will see a designation made based on level of detail. Blueprints (with details about structural features) should not be publicly available. However
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Have you seen Aisle411 for retail stores? They have some crowdsourced information (aisles in which products are located), which might be easier to maintain than more granular (exact Lat/Lon) location. http://aisle411.com/
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by aerosuch 14y ago
Julian - just listened to your question from SXSW last year. I was part of another discussion on indoor maps this year: http://schedule.sxsw.com/2012/events/event_IAP100110 One of my fellow panelists from Google discussed ways for develop
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by aerosuch 15y ago
Plus you get to hang out with Andy Van Dam http://www.cs.brown.edu/~avd/
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by aerosuch 15y ago
I think the 360 Pano guys have a potential solution for the update challenge: http://www.occipital.com/360/verse I'm curious what long-term incentive would be for updates, though.
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by aerosuch 15y ago
There are a few startups working on the Indoor Navigation part: http://www.qubulus.com/2011/06/07/the-indoor-positioning-mar...
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by aerosuch 15y ago
LexKY in the house! Our team just got back from Betaspring, we have come a long way since our early days hacking with the NUIGroup / CCV tools: http://nuicode.com/projects/tbeta We've narrowed our focus to indoor map applications. We're s
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by aerosuch 15y ago
Thanks for the mention @jadedoto. You're correct, we're not running Android on our screens, but there is an Android port for MT4j, the Java multitouch framework we use: http://www.mt4j.org/blog/index.php?entry=entry110404-105831 If this A
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Why I turned down a Stanford MBA to keep leading my startup(nicksuch.wordpress.com)
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Tools we used to run the MobileX Conference(nicksuch.posterous.com)
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