khangtoh

Colleges.

I remember my time as a freshman, getting a bike from Walmart became a necessity after the first couple weeks.

After every winter, I had to fix or buy a new bike just because parts got rusty, broked or vandalize.

So I would totally be happy to just use a shared bike if it was available back then.

Startup working on Enterprise Bots | NodeJS Full Stack Developer | Singapore | Full-time | On-site ( Possible remote for suitable candidates )

We're hiring for a passionate full stack engineer in Singapore to create a significant impact on a newly launched product, currently private-alpha with some of the largest brands in the world. After our first month talking to enterprise customers ( > 10K Employees ), we realized that we have a winning recipe for a great product.

If you are PASSIONATE about creating a great product and have a huge INTEREST in A.I, Data and Bots, We love to chat with you.

The team comprises of some of the best engineers you will find in the SEA region, works VERY hard, to achieve the overarching vision of bringing A.I, Automation and Product with superb experiences to everyone!

Apply via email: khang@picocandy.com

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Am I the only one that feels the color was just too glaring for my eyes? My eyes couldn't stand looking at the page for 5 secs.

Just a quick question about the tech.

Apps are ran in a simulator, and screen caps is being streamed real-time to the client, then drawn on the canvas. Is that correct?

This app is as exciting as the iPhone 5C.

looks really nice, looking forward to using it!

What's stopping you from submitting a pull request with these suggestions?

Iglo was given life from our internal need and requirements

I'm struggling to see what is the difference between the native iOS UIActivity vs Ink.

http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/uikit/r...

I thought that's what UIActivity does and many applications are already using this particular feature to share photos between apps.

The test cloud feature alone is impressive!

http://xamarin.com/test-cloud

It's also not restricted to just using their solution, any native iOS / Android / Whatever platform apps can use them.

It could be interesting if the code wasn't hand-coded and was auto-generated from an image editing tool

You can already use vagrant with some cloud providers, like Rackspace.

https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant-rackspace

It's Go. Experimental now.

Apple should have just acquired Parse. iCloud is a mess, it's a next step for them to provide some sort of back end API for iOS developers. They're sitting on a huge pile of cash and all Tim could come up with is stock buyback.

Who cares it a fucking blog

The really interesting thing that really happened was Techcrunch's reporting of this news worthy event.

http://techcrunch.com/2013/01/31/amazon-com-down-503-service...

It's sad that "tech" bloggers don't research and report on news worthy things anymore, they just take what's on Hacker News and call it news.

That job posting has already been taken down.

Wonder if amazon prime works with here.

Wonder if amazon prime works here.

It's really starting to feel this way. I think it's still ok for developers building apps/games that uses Facebook platform but for a platform or any startup with some sort of social graph might want to think twice about it.

I'm curious how TapStream auto-magically ids the user. My first guess is you guys are doing the app-safari-app dance at first fireup.

I know being minimalistic in your design is good but your app icon doesn't really benefit from being minimal. It needs to tell the user what the app does. I suggest having "Ink" in your icon using the same sketch style in your first screenshot.

superdbg is a more fitting name, anyone searching for a super database that's cloud-based, auto-scales, handles web-scale type load for their next generation social network might stumble upon superdb and be utterly disappointed.

It still amazes me that devs are pulling hair trying to save a couple hundreds of ms here and there but ignores and disses the view rendering time Rails suffers from.

Happened to stumble upon this while searching for Flickr's update. I guess it worked.

It's because the foldable model is printed out on a single side and it's probably going to be a pain in the ass to have users print 2-sided with lines on the other.

Yet another acqui-hire.

Not everything scales horizontally and shouldn't have to. YC should just stick to a lower number of startups for each cycle.

1) Maintains the prestige of a team being selected.

2) Keeps investment level at previous level.

3) Spend quality time with each team.

It's great and a blackeye to Apple because Google showed that it can deliver the same thing that Apple has failed to by making Siri only available to iPhone4S and above.

It's a pain in the ass if they ever go down. Remember, user auth is your bread and butter, outsource it with care and not just to save a buck here and there.