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#42E commerce platform selling typical food that uses "group buying" to bring down shipping cost
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#43I'm currently working on three "different" applications/use-cases using a single platform:
- "Terms and Agreements" as a service. Applications and websites can delegate the Terms and Agreements process to my system. All contracts and agreement are signed and stored on my side.
- One-stop semantic contract management social network. A single location where you can track and manage all of your contracts, agreements, transactions. There is no limit to what kind of contract you can store and manage using this. The social aspect let people send offers to each other (and accept them). Contracts can have semantic data added to them, to make search, navigation and organization easier.
- One-click classified advertisement listing. List any item for sale with a single click (or in that case, picture).
Again, these are all interfaces to the same platform. They will eventually converge to be the same things.
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#44I just got my first job as a programmer in Barcelona. I don't have any education about the field so I've mostly play around with programming from 15 years age up until lately (20). Right now, I'm sucking in all information I can get from my co-workers (and the experience overall) while working on a product that will improve the income of people doing vacation rentals.
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#45http://www.one-tab.com - save up to 95% memory in Google Chrome and reduce tab clutter. It launched on HN a couple months ago, and am currently adding multi-PC sync.
Thank you! I've been using it for almost a month, and I love it.
I currently have more than 2000 tabs in OneTab. They used to all be open and in memory. I can now watch videos without too much lag (I still have 500 open tabs that I should transfer to OneTab).
This sure makes being a hoarder easier.
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#46Mobile educational language games: http://penyopal.com
Our latest is a mystery game that you play by speaking: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/speak-mandarin-chinese-priva...
Also working on a startup board game modeled after Agricola.
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#47machine vision
Please tell us more.
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#48https://sshwizard.com - A web-based SSH-Client that is purely implemented in javascript, so people don't have to trust a 3rd party.
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#49I am trying to find a new (jr) Android developer position so I spend every minute searching through job postings, writing cover letters, following up with recruiters and applying to positions. It feels like I am going to have more free time when I find a job. I am looking forward to the day when I can just code and not worry.
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#50An open source game for the Apple II, written in 6502 assembly language. Original music transcribed from public domain scores (played with the 2-tone Electric Duet software). It's been very mind-opening to have to think about every byte of memory, learn bit twiddling tricks, design efficient data structures to fit game data on a 140KB floppy disk, etc.
Any Screenshots?