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by icoder 14y ago
// This solution stores the reverse order in the nodes themselves. It's hacky so I like it :) LinkedList.prototype.reverse = function () { var q; // Make doubly linked for (q = this.head; q; q = q.next ) { if ( q.next ) q.next.p
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by icoder 14y ago
I wonder if you say that SDK was a mess (implying it isn't so any longer), what minimum Android version do you target? [edit] this was a sincere question. I can elaborate on it a bit more. Based on the previous submission I reasoned OP is
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by icoder 14y ago
Hoped for the silver advice to get rich, found a golden story and life lesson instead. Worth it.
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by icoder 14y ago
I think two things are getting mixed up here: 1) what Google does/wants (apparently, they don't want it anymore, which is the interesting part of the article) and 2) what the people perceive (Android vs iPhone). The article itself states it
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by icoder 14y ago
How about a fishing net?
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by icoder 14y ago
I tried it (at http://www.typeform.com/try ) and have to say the mix between enter / continue / scrolling and the arrows made it a pretty confusing experience. The partial washout helps a bit though. I wonder how intuitive filling out a f
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by icoder 14y ago
This stuff is science fiction at this point. Moreover, this article / video describes this scenario, when it ever becomes technically feasible, as if it would come without regulations, without (financial) restrictions and as if no counter m
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by icoder 14y ago
I've played it for a short while, maybe I should pick it up again but somehow it didn't grasp me as I would have expected it to. Perhaps the (in my city) low and very uneven distribution of portals has something to do with that. Perhaps it
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by icoder 14y ago
At first glance, it seems a single js file and an ogg file (for music) are added to the pag. The JS will work on the DOM from the sidelines ( http://hsmaker.com/harlem-shake-script.js )
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by icoder 14y ago
I like the 'bottom' part, which clearly explains the product. I find the used (stock) images at the top distractive (too much detail to ignore, too much blur to discern, also they don't tell me much, do you really need them anyway?). Plus t
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by icoder 14y ago
This news is actually just out, the next phase has started: 8000 more glasses available, apply before feb 27th for a (albeit slim) chance to get one. [edit: mistakenly wrote wrong month]
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by icoder 14y ago
You could see an HN AMA as one person chiming in on multiple discussions in a short time (which may be much more doable for them), this depends on the questions asked, of course. And that is something HN hopefully regulates by itself. Just
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by icoder 14y ago
Very cool and batteries 2.0 would definitely change the world. But this vid is a bit one sided. To charge something in an instance means a lot of electricity has to run through the wire in a very short time. Also, being able to quickly disc
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by icoder 14y ago
And that becomes clear from the article but leaves the title a bit off
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by icoder 14y ago
iirc the PHP explicitly states that these are not true random
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by icoder 14y ago
You can sift out some bugs already using the Android emulator (using various Android versions). Saves time and money :) Also, don't forget about different browsers (on mobile phones).
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by icoder 14y ago
Iodine and IQ. I thought I had once again missed out on a bunch of new and innovative tools/languages/stacks. But this was interesting nevertheless. In Holland, Iodine is added to bread (and many bread replacements), to ensure everyone gets
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by icoder 14y ago
Very extensive bunch of information together. I would not call it a guide but it is certainly a valuable starting point and overview of existing libraries and techniques.
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by icoder 14y ago
I'm seeing 1.5 to 1.6 secs. Is that due to my crappy internet connection or is that simply what it is? Because 1.5 secs per request, and more for somewhat more complex operations, seems long to me. As instance startup time it is impressive
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by icoder 14y ago
There's a typo in the url. Should be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess_paradox [EDIT: or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess%27s_paradox ]
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by icoder 14y ago
You posted this just to get some downloads, didn't you? Perhaps one could call this spamming. A "show HN" would be nice. Also "Play Your Favorite Ultimate Hunt Arcade Game, Play Bird-Duck Hunting Arcade Android Game Online For Kids." is not
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by icoder 14y ago
Good questions! I know what you mean. For websites urls, I find myself using Chrome's 'other devices' menu (at the bottom of a new tab). This of course only works since I'm logged into Chrome with my G account on all devices. For real ctrl-
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by icoder 14y ago
Great example of being original by taking something existing and changing one aspect of it.
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by icoder 14y ago
You do not necessarily need a perfect 1-on-1 relationship between the used words and 'happiness', as long as this 'noise' is canceled out in the same way between areas. And that's where there might be a problem, the results may (perhaps par
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by icoder 14y ago
There's a small bug with the closets, sometimes your in but can't get out because you are the wrong size. That is odd.
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by icoder 14y ago
I tried this on a Wikipedia page and realised why scrolling is awesome: overview. I also realised why I often don't read long texts from my screen: I don't want to. I want find the answer to my question asap.
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by icoder 14y ago
Exactly, and since they state that they think they can make it twice as efficient, that would mean they run at max 50% now.
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by icoder 14y ago
My point exactly. The amount of 'order' in the original image, compared to the distorted ones, must be detectable with a simple algorithm, right? Especially because when the slider goes through the 'correct' position, the transition changes
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by icoder 14y ago
I gave you my email address, now how can I submit my first idea, as was promised? ("Sign up now, and submit your first idea for free")
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by icoder 14y ago
Or perhaps the GPS numbers are not random but do contain 'information'? Perhaps totally unrelated to geolocation?

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