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clemesha

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About clemesha

clemesha.org | twitter.com/clemesha

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    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 …

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    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 re…

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    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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    Comment #8008233

    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) a…

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    Comment #7955638

    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 acti…

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    Comment #6432929

    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…

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    Comment #6370483

    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-In…

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    Comment #6226332

    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…

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    Comment #5295481

    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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    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 dat…

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    Comment #4453434

    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 …

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    Comment #4182411

    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-inte…

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    Comment #4123527

    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 Gho…

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    Comment #3831596

    Breath of fresh air. I've never seen a ToS like this before.

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    Comment #3757502

    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…

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    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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    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/…

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    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 transfo…

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    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 …

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    Cool! What about S3 bucket support?