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nmeyer
6y ago
You may want to talk to the Infinite Cooling team out of MIT too. They do water reclamation on top of cooling towers to reduce water usage. Could be a nice channel partnership between you all! Happy to make the connect.
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nmeyer
6y ago
Anyone know how it works? Does it create a virtual camera source that Zoom can source from?
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Let's Build an Oscilloscope
(neutronix-ltd.co.uk)
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nmeyer
11y ago
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Memory Capacity of the Brain Is 10 Times More Than Previously Thought
(kavlifoundation.org)
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11y ago
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Remote Control Your Friends With Video App Sup
(techcrunch.com)
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nmeyer
12y ago
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nmeyer
14y ago
We do something similar for our Explore feature on MileWise, just our deals include prices in reward points. We compare current prices to historical trends to figure out if a price is a "good" option. I like Hipmunk's idea of Subscribing to
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nmeyer
14y ago
We use node+express for everything at MileWise. I put together a starter project for quickly bootstrapping new projects that's ready to go using our favorite set of tools: Expres, Jade, Stylus+Bootstrap-Stylus, Passport (for auth), Mongode
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nmeyer
14y ago
We actually built the app using Appcelerator Titanium. We modified Backbone to work with Titanium's API, and were able to reuse pretty much all the Models we wrote for our web app. If anyone's interested, I'm thinking about writing a dev po
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Google-ITA powered MileWise brings real-time reward flight search to iPhone
(thenextweb.com)
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14y ago
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nmeyer
14y ago
So while we don't have a way explore flights based on say, earn maximum miles per dollar, we do sort by what ee call WisePrice - which actually does factor in the "kickback" you get from miles earned on the flight. We include any elite stat
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Flight rewards tracker MileWise cuts a deal with Google-ITA
(thenextweb.com)
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14y ago
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nmeyer
15y ago
Thanks for all the feedback from our dev post on the blog guys. TechCrunch picked us up a couple days later!
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MileWise Launches Search Engine for Frequent Fliers
(techcrunch.com)
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nmeyer
15y ago
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nmeyer
15y ago
Very clean site design, and UI looks gorgeous. Awesome job! May want to think about putting the qualifier inside the call to action: Buy now for $9 (try risk-free for 30 days) Then below the CTA put "If you're not absolutely happy..." Alle
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nmeyer
15y ago
You can get close by turning on gravity by pressing 'G', then dragging the ball into the air and dropping it. Unfortunately can't get it to splash since it's just a height-field simulation.
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nmeyer
15y ago
Aw shucks you've uncovered our master plan. We have our own account scrapers augmented with a partner API from AwardWallet for the more esoteric programs (CVS Rewards anyone?)
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nmeyer
15y ago
Sacha Greif did our homepage. ( http://www.sachagreif.com/ ) He's awesome, super talented and incredibly fun to work with.
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nmeyer
15y ago
Great feedback - we weren't sure whether at this point people would have a clear idea from the homepage of what we were doing w/ the info and they'd just want to get on with things, or if they'd want more contextual explanation. This is def
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nmeyer
15y ago
We actually do both, and then spent a few cycles de-duping etc. 1) Part of our reason for using Node+Socket.IO is to deal with the problem of having a bunch of different sources returning data over a wide spread of time. 2) You'd be surpris
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15y ago
Awesome. Emailed!
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How we used Node.js to build real-time award flight search
(blog.milewise.com)
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15y ago
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nmeyer
17y ago
Not at all. I'm glad the iPad inherited it's core user-experience philosophy from the iPhone and iTouch - Apple has positioned the iPad as a device suited not just for entertainment but as a tool to G.S.D; a tool that is actually FUN to use
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nmeyer
17y ago
Paul -- as a fun aside, one of the books in that article (The Year That Changed the World) is my father's latest book. Let me know if you want to borrow my copy ;-)
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nmeyer
18y ago
theodore Roosevelt, Lincoln. Great leaders
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nmeyer
18y ago
Check out http://www.librivox.org . They have a HUGE catalogue of audio recordings of public-domain works. Grab a list of the 100 classic books of all time and download them. Don Quixote, The Prince, Picture of Dorian Grey, Pride and Prej
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nmeyer
18y ago
Whole site is entirely html+javascript. No server-side scripting and it's hosted on S3 (ONLY S3, no EC2).
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PriorSmart, easy patent search for entrepreneurs
(priorsmart.com)
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nmeyer
18y ago
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[SF] Reble.FM is hiring. Looking for Ninjas. Pirates Acceptable.
(docs.google.com)
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nmeyer
19y ago
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19y ago
I'm a fan of the working with music
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nmeyer
19y ago
Yep. Working on the Mac version. Linux version should be out about the same time. The plan is to work most of the kinks out on the windows version and then get it running on Mac/Linux.
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