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Skoofoo
14y ago
Semantics :)
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Skoofoo
14y ago
How can something like this happen?
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14y ago
There are so many better things to teach an 8-year-old than how to make money. Instead of trying to raise $100k for a little website, why not teach the kid HTML, CSS, maybe even JavaScript so she can make one herself? It's not that hard, yo
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Are Users Stupid?
(nngroup.com)
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Defeating aging
(ted.com)
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Skoofoo
14y ago
Learned a few new commands from this, thank you!
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14y ago
I've never had much regard for Silicon Valley business types. I am convinced that the only thing that truly matters to succeed in tech is to create something that people want but don't necessarily know it yet. Everything else is just fluff.
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14y ago
A web rendering monoculture may be a bad thing, but what would you do in Opera Software's position? Opera has less than 4% market share so companies very rarely go through the trouble of supporting its quirks, resulting in a subpar web brow
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14y ago
Iceland shouldn't ban pornography because that is forcing someone's personal value upon a whole country based on questionable reasoning. "[Ogmundur Jonasson] argues that easy access to online porn increases the frequency and severity of sex
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14y ago
Even if Jonasson's claims are checked out by evidence, nannying a country's population by censoring offensive material is not the right course of action. You do not change public perception or progress society through censorship. The intern
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Skoofoo
14y ago
The face tracking didn't work well at all for me. Maybe I have an odd face.
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14y ago
Both comments were written by the same person.
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Linear algebra for game developers
(blog.wolfire.com)
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14y ago
This is neat! I wouldn't buy this for $2, though; I think free full-featured pixel art editors like GraphicsGale can do the same thing. On the subject of pixel art palettes, this guy put a lot of work into making an ideal generic palette.
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Skoofoo
14y ago
Agreed. It's annoying how Microsoft misleads the reader into thinking that they personally look through every email.
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14y ago
What compels someone to destroy documentation for an open source project?
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14y ago
Obfuscated CC-licensed code is not open source code.
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14y ago
Many people create games as an artistic venture rather than a business one.
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14y ago
Wow, this is the game I've always wanted to play.
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Skoofoo
14y ago
They are. I had to unsubscribe and send three emails to their representatives before they stopped sending me emails.
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Skoofoo
14y ago
This is just treating a symptom of a disease.
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Skoofoo
14y ago
The contenteditable element is neat for quickly turning HTML elements into a notepad, but scripting custom functionality into it (creating a header after pressing enter twice, etc.) was a huge pain in my experience.
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Skoofoo
14y ago
CoffeeScript doesn't try to circumvent JavaScript, it tries to enhance JavaScript. Its constructs and clarity boost my productivity, especially in large projects. Though I wouldn't recommend it to someone who hasn't learned JavaScript yet.
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14y ago
Sorry, there has been difficulty transitioning from SQLite to PostreSQL. It's fixed now :)
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Show HN: Tin Bull, an anonymous discussion board inspired by 2channel and reddit
(tinbull.com)
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14y ago
It's pretty sad that we have so many talented individuals devote so many man hours to completely free operating systems, and yet corporations like Microsoft still get away with dangling carrots in front of us like this. The free software mo
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14y ago
> Porn isn't bad, it's a part of society now and has been for a long while Logically speaking, that doesn't mean it's not a bad thing. EDIT: Porn is indeed almost a staple of Western society, but note that Western culture is also very i
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14y ago
It'd make more sense to go broader and teach that due to how our brains work, all pleasure becomes diluted the more we have. Therefore, it is desirable to avoid living in unrestricted excess, be it with drugs, sex, food, or what have you. O
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14y ago
Very touching :)
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Python's culture heavily encourages explicit, consistent code while Ruby's culture is a lot more flexible in that respect. Rails makes many assumptions by default and has an API that is based on clever coding for the sake of maximizing prod
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