mik4el

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by mik4el 13y ago
Cool, thx =)
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by mik4el 13y ago
How will the drones handle bad weather if they're continuously operational? They're not really quick so they can't outrun all kinds of weather.
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by mik4el 13y ago
It's really neat. I've tried scanning myself earlier on a startup event with the Volumental website.
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Apple developers can't generate certs... A day's work is lost.
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by mik4el 13y ago
Nice, anyone tested?
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by mik4el 14y ago
What do you think about point number five; graphics? Is graphics an important part in the next future game hit? Graphics is certainly not a priority in the social games that have been succesful so far. The beauty of many hit social games I
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by mik4el 14y ago
Watching it live. This is great news for the private space industry! Looking forward to my retirement on the Moon in 50 yrs.
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by mik4el 14y ago
We have liftoff and in orbit... Nice! I got nervous. Best tech news since Curiousity =)
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by mik4el 14y ago
Hahaha. Figure this: "Do you have a card?", "Not only have I got a card, I've got an NFC-enabled card. Put it against your phone and let magic happen." Awkward but hey I want one.
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by mik4el 14y ago
Great to see a nice overview of best practise in app store screenshots. As an app-developer I also would like to stress the benefit of good screenshots. To add on these best practises I think you shouldn't do a real life example of the app
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by mik4el 14y ago
This could be mitigated by TaskRabbit cooperating with an insurance provider and selling "insured" work. There are great margins on insurance as we all know. In their TOS TaskRabbit basically says "TaskRabbit.com Only Provides a Venue" (che
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by mik4el 14y ago
Thanks for your reply. Talked with some more informed friends about the situation in Sweden and their conclusion is that work like TaskRabbit probably could exist in some kind of grey area (especially when it's one private individual workin
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by mik4el 14y ago
I'm not sure about the US legal situation but here in Sweden there is so much legislation to protect workers that a TaskRabbit kind of service becomes hard to achieve.
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by mik4el 14y ago
What kind of risk/liability does these "employees" generally take? Like washing someone's unlocked car, is the employee liable for any damages or the company? If I'm do carpenting work distributed from TaskRabbit and hurt myself so badly I
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by mik4el 14y ago
Thanks! Filed my schedule scripts comment as an issue. Looking forward to see this develop. Hope I can contribute.
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by mik4el 14y ago
Thank you!
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by mik4el 14y ago
Thanks for your comment =) Nothing is confusing me there, but try to search for "django script cron" and you'll see people suggesting setting up urls to start the script, having an external script that import settings and many other complex
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by mik4el 14y ago
Thanks! Good starting point. I'd like a section on using django on cloud services, e.g. AWS Elastic beanstalk. Another best practise I'd want is scheduling scripts with https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/custom-managemen... and C
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by mik4el 14y ago
This is the most beautiful circuit board I've seen since http://www.esarcasm.com/wp-content/01-geek-tattoos.jpg
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by mik4el 14y ago
Interested in china, dm me at twitter: @mik4el4ndersson
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by mik4el 14y ago
I'm overreacting saying the article is rascist, I got that now. :) But I strongly believe the article portrays the Chinese in the traditional way as a land of copies and cheap stuff, when it's a country full of people dreaming to build the
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by mik4el 14y ago
I also read that they were quoted but it does not change how the article is promoting the traditional western view of China as a country that can't do anything but cheap stuff and copies. Another possible direction the journalist could have
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by mik4el 14y ago
I have read it. Unfortunately I think it's the same prejudices again and again. Will China produce a company of TI's stature? - Probably not. Will any country produce a company of TI's stature? - Probably not. My comment was based on that,
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by mik4el 14y ago
This article is really kind of racist. Any country has a problem to create the next Texas Instruments, we're in a new paradgim. What we do know about China is that it, together with Africa, will be a hotspot for real growth (e.g improving l
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by mik4el 14y ago
As a fellow chinese learner and coder I find this interesting, but I can't agree 100%. I think one of the troubles of learning chinese for a westerner is the difficulty in pronouncing it compared to pronouncing e.g. German. You can't just t
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by mik4el 14y ago
Best quote: " Word of mouth is still the best form of marketing. Instead of thinking of all of the ways to reach your customers, think of all of the ways to improve your relationships with customers so they reach one another. " How I interp
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by mik4el 14y ago
The S3->Glacier lifecycle-feature must be a welcome thing for you I guess?
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by mik4el 14y ago
I hate when apple does that kind of silly stuff. I've heard so many iterations of this kind of story that I doubt Apple will continue to have the best smartphone apps when other ecosystems offers more flexibility. Also, this kind of strict
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by mik4el 14y ago
I totally agree. There are no free lunches and there will be no free lunches. Piggy-backing is fine but it's unsustainable if you don't offer the part you're piggy-backing something in return.
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by mik4el 14y ago
Another perspective; can you call yourself a true entrepreneur if you haven't had more than one entrepreneurial endevaour (I'm not talking that you need to have IPOd a tech company before but rather had a lemonade stand as a kid and vice ve

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