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Plastic Free July Is Nonsense(bekopcho.substack.com)
4 points by clemesha 2mo ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 8y ago
A game of connecting different topics on Wikipedia: https://thewikigame.com The public game room has lots of general random topics, or you can create a private group and make your own challenges with any topics you like. This is
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A Django Async Roadmap(aeracode.org)
2 points by clemesha 8y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 9y ago
I built an app based on that exact concept: http://thewikigame.com which has been running for many years, and is now quite popular. The database of the site now contains a large record of millions of game plays of players trying
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Richard Prince, Instagram, and Authorship in a Digital World(bloomberg.com)
9 points by clemesha 11y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 12y ago
I'd say Gimbal: https://gimbal.com is a main competitor (see my comment to the parent), but I'd also be interested in hearing about others.
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by clemesha 12y ago
I'm currently developing an app based on Gimbal: https://gimbal.com (made by Qualcomm). My experience so far has been pretty good using their SDK (which works on iOS and Android) and their admin web interface, and the Gimba
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by clemesha 12y ago
This project is pretty great for using Flask on App Engine: https://github.com/gae-init/gae-init - I've been using it for a while now, and it's been smooth sailing. Also, it's actively maintained and con
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by clemesha 13y ago
I make ~$400 per month off of https://itunes.apple.com/app/the-wiki-game-a-wikipedia/id459... (and counterpart: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wiki-game-hd-wikipedia-game/... ). I s
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by clemesha 13y ago
I definitely see this trend with a web app (game) of mine. Here's some screenshots of Google Analytics that show exactly this behavior: http://www.clemesha.org/blog/You-must-use-Internet-Explorer-...
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by clemesha 13y ago
Are the tags user created? One thing I've learned through experience is user created tags are almost universally useless (this is especially true when the service gets popular, and people start adding completely false tags to content,
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AppGratis Post-Apple Takedown: Nerfed but Fighting Back(jessechapo.com)
5 points by clemesha 13y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 14y ago
If Google can avoid the "Segway curse" of extreme dorkiness, I can only then see Google Glass having a chance at being revolutionary.
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by clemesha 14y ago
I have a site: http://TheWikiGame.com that makes a game out of a related idea (finding the connection between Wikipedia articles). Recently, I've been giving access to the game data to people (like university researchers, etc) to test dif
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by clemesha 14y ago
I had the pleasure to work with John some a while ago when I was part of the Sage Math project. Very saddened to hear this news :( (Just donated. I'd urge anyone who has benefited from John's amazing Matplotlib project to considering donati
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Why Make Music? No Really, Why?(kniteforcerevolution.com)
2 points by clemesha 14y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 14y ago
Yeah, exactly. Check this "visual proof that employees are still required to use Internet Explorer at work" post I did a while back: http://clemesha.posterous.com/you-must-use-internet-explorer...
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by clemesha 14y ago
Can this be used to suck in streaming Flash video? There is this streaming camera of the ocean that I check often, but it's Flash and I'd love to check it from my iPhone. Could Ghost.py be used to get the Flash video? (then turn it into ima
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by clemesha 14y ago
Breath of fresh air. I've never seen a ToS like this before.
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by clemesha 14y ago
Parse is my most favorite company I've never used (but I'm actively searching for an excuse to become a user). Just watching them build out their impressive platform in mere months has been enough to make me a fan. One thing that just seems
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by clemesha 15y ago
This is how I feel about Flask. I've been using it with Backbone.js and they make a great combo: Flask API serving JSON, and the rest of the logic on the client.
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by clemesha 15y ago
This is a big issue that I've hit up against as well. For example, trying to tie a Backbone View (el, events) to a Twitter Bootstrap "Popover"( http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#popovers ) doesn't work in the "Backbone way
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by clemesha 15y ago
It will be a shame if this port garners comparable attention to the original impress.js. Looking at both source codes, the meat of the original project is in the smart css3 transformations and related js. We all know what that powerful 'jQu
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by clemesha 15y ago
I'm seeing a lot of my real-life, non-geek friends using Instagram like a "Facebook of years ago". They all have fairly small friend lists comprised of people they actually see in real life. Plus Instagram has that slight "exclusiveness" to
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by clemesha 15y ago
Cool! What about S3 bucket support?
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by clemesha 15y ago
I'm still on the fence. (should this be a choice?) They do have an exceptionally crappy web interface, and their marketing is distasteful. On the other hand, I've called them several times over the last couple years for random support, and
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by clemesha 15y ago
This is cool. What would be even cooler is if Parse made JavaScript a first class citizen (so to speak), and truly supported a JavaScript API. Am I missing something that might prevent them from doing this? Or is it maybe that this feature
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by clemesha 15y ago
Another, generic looking, Todo app?? That you mostly can't even use because it is "Coming Soon". (Why is this at the top of HN? There has to be a network of biased people upvoting this...)
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Using Redis and Python to build fast real-time web apps(clemesha.org)
4 points by clemesha 15y ago|0 comments
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Coming back to the new Google App Engine pricing policy(glaforge.appspot.com)
2 points by clemesha 15y ago|0 comments

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