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by Void_ 14y ago
> We’ll give you a moment now to come to terms with the fact that nothing you do will ever compare to the majesty of Mr. Trappe’s adventures. That's Reddit-low.
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by Void_ 14y ago
I'm sad that a link like this makes the frontpage of Hacker News. It contains nothing we didn't know before, it's not interesting at all and there's no value in it. David just talks shit about another company.
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by Void_ 14y ago
This is implemented with canvas. Cleaned source: http://pastie.org/5391134
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by Void_ 14y ago
Does this mean we have to stop using it? If they once released it under permissive license, can they just change it and sue me if I still use it?
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by Void_ 14y ago
My whole visit on this website I spent looking for the resulting prototype I could play with. If the product of your app is something interactive, why not show it off?
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by Void_ 14y ago
Part of being a good programmer is writing bad code sometimes.
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by Void_ 14y ago
I don't understand what value do you see in Dustin's article. It doesn't deserve to be on the front-page.
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by Void_ 14y ago
Looks cool. I think also Quizlet.com deserves to be mentioned here -- helped me so much during high school.
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Hacking language learning(blog.rinik.net)
188 points by Void_ 14y ago|52 comments
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by Void_ 14y ago
Your comparison is ridiculous and you know it.
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by Void_ 14y ago
This should be fixed, I forgot that AppleScript will open application if it's not running.
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by Void_ 14y ago
Updating link, but I didn't test it on 10.7.
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by Void_ 14y ago
I looked into it, but there's no easy way, Firefox doesn't implement AppleScript API. :-(
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by Void_ 14y ago
Sorry, I can't code for Windows. Mobile app wouldn't really work, because the application has to find out what websites are open on your computer.
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Slap me when I stop working (Mac App)(blog.rinik.net)
14 points by Void_ 14y ago|12 comments
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by Void_ 14y ago
Credit card payments is not a place to show off your ability to make pretty animations, IMO.
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by Void_ 14y ago
This is cool as a joke, but I don't think code should be compared to writing. For example I am an engineer, so this comment is written like code. It contains just enough words to express my point, it's clearly structured and my goal is to m
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by Void_ 14y ago
It's one of those "life hacks" articles, I wouldn't expect too much science behind it.
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by Void_ 14y ago
This is sort of thing people want to own, not subscribe to, IMO. So please, let us know how does the subscription pricing work out. Also, good job with the simple graphic design of the website, it really works!
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by Void_ 14y ago
I'm sorry if my post sounded 'offensive'. I just don't think that in five years we're going to control our computers using webcams. They are just not made for that. I'm still getting 20%, on 2012 Air. Maybe you should try it on a cheaper ma
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by Void_ 14y ago
It seems to be working pretty well, but I have really good lighting around here. But 20% usage and the fact it doesn't always works makes this a cool hack, nothing more.
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by Void_ 14y ago
I'm pretty sure Apple would consider that a violation of their rules.
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by Void_ 14y ago
Thank you for releasing this as open-source.
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by Void_ 14y ago
No, it's open-source. In order to run it on your iPhone, you'll have to pay Apple $100 per year. Or find somebody who is already in Apple Developer program, ask him to add your iPhone ID.
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JavaScript, the everyday language(blog.rinik.net)
2 points by Void_ 14y ago|1 comments
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by Void_ 14y ago
Never seen any of these.
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by Void_ 14y ago
Apple still requires developers from outside US to fax them form with their credit card number on it. (!) On the other hand, there are services that will fax PDF for you, even for free.
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So long, Retina(blog.rinik.net)
64 points by Void_ 14y ago|73 comments
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Learn Cocoa(blog.rinik.net)
1 points by Void_ 14y ago|0 comments
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by Void_ 14y ago
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