TomGullen

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From bedrooms to $100k p/m in recurring revenue with the Construct game engine(starterstory.com)
3 points by TomGullen 5y ago|0 comments
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Permission to an API service maybe, the rest of the examples create more problems than they solve.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Can't understand "Ownership of a Tweet" as Twitter owns them - or at the very least they can destroy them whenever they want.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
I'd be more concerned that if a law maker had a million of Tesla stock and Tesla lobbied them, it would take someone with concrete morals to not factor in their potential gains. Humans are not great at making decisions without conside
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by TomGullen 5y ago
I must be getting old because I just don't get NFT's. They look stupid and I don't get why anyone would buy them. Declining tech companies and startups seem to be trying to crowbar them into their products much like Blockch
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by TomGullen 5y ago
On the face of it seems strange why anyone would want to moderate popular subreddits, just seems like a lot of unpaid mundane and never ending work. Younger me might of been excited to do it from the perceived status perhaps. I do wonder ho
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by TomGullen 5y ago
There's actually an 8k version out as well although the interpolation is a bit funky in some places: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
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by TomGullen 5y ago
You could probably add in some luck element as well
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Goodbye Scirra.com(construct.net)
1 points by TomGullen 5y ago|0 comments
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by TomGullen 5y ago
We're also in the UK, make sure you're taking advantage of any tax benefits you may be entitled to such as R&D tax credits. They are back datable.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
That’s not a very good analogy
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Why should they do it? What’s it got to do with police reform?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Exactly, PR to try to portray them as the Robin Hoods of the digital age which it sounds you've bought right on into.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
And by your logic, nothing should be banned. Collectors of nuclear weapons should be allowed to enjoy their hobby in peace. Obviously, the line is somewhere in the middle. I don't think banning Bitcoin is going to help at this stage
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by TomGullen 5y ago
AKA their PR budget If they also prove they donated to charity via Bitcoin I would assume some legal rights for the victims to claim this money back off the charities. (And it looks like they've given $20k USD to date which is probabl
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Also applied for local authority buy together scheme, have a south facing roof but math came out the same, around 10y payback. Was a shame as I recall number being similar years ago. Would love to get solar but need to see it down in the
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Do normal document like web pages render slowly in modern browsers for you?
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Before HTTP2 this was common
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by TomGullen 6y ago
If you can't keep up on feature velocity, you're fighting a losing game.
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by TomGullen 6y ago
(Disclosure, am founder of Construct 3, we made a browser based game engine: https://editor.construct.net ) Interesting to see this progress, and unlike the myriad of other web based software looks like they've done a pretty
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Working out EV is easy for casino table games, relatively easy for poker and extremely difficult for stocks trading.
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by TomGullen 6y ago
The difference is yours would of been a short defined period, Uber is open ended. You would be entitled to sick pay, holiday etc if you are a worker in effect (if the contract is too long).
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Was a lot of work, but thrilled to launch this today. Our old store was falling apart by the seams a little, but we did process around £250k of cashouts manually to our merchants. Lots of interesting design challenges, and a lot of the slo
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Show HN: Our new Game Asset store(construct.net)
1 points by TomGullen 6y ago|1 comments
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by TomGullen 6y ago
A musical echo chamber where you end up trapped in your mood forever!
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Ask HN: Is being able to bypass 2FA on PayPal a security vulenrability?
1 points by TomGullen 6y ago|1 comments
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by TomGullen 6y ago
It’s been a huge plus for a lot of distance learning during Covid where students have a wide variety of devices (eg Chromebooks) and can all run Construct 3.
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Yes am one of the founders! Always a thrill to see comments like yours and hear how your friends went Construct 3!
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Interesting move, and looks like it was sold for $10MM, down $6.4mm from their initial sale to Playtech (although some of that price might be performance related bonuses). I would of thought given the Covid pandemic GameMaker should of ben
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by TomGullen 6y ago
Can't you just buy domain names on a regular basis and use random ones? As long as you don't publish the list of the domains you have would be good.

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