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by auto 7y ago
This is awesome, my only suggestion would be the ability to rearrange the order of the employees, or maybe hiring order is part of the strategy :D
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by auto 7y ago
Slightly unrelated, but first author on this paper is Scott Kulp, an acquaintance and fellow ACM member from my undergrad days, and above and beyond one of the smartest people I've ever met in my life. As in, double majored in Math an
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by auto 7y ago
Fun fact, Nebraska Furniture Mart holds 0x0004 on the list of Linux Manufacturer USB Ids [1]. At my last job we built a product with a custom OpenWRT fork, and I needed to identify an Atmel D21 behind a usb hub on a custom board we built, a
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by auto 7y ago
Slightly ironically an awesome band name.
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by auto 7y ago
Good question. I think if you declared that instead of saying "red", we now all said "butterfinger", it's not that it would be illegitimate, but if it didn't gain any momentum you'd be hard pressed to say
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by auto 7y ago
Which, negative implications aside, is objectively a legitimate evolution of language, right?
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by auto 7y ago
Quite a few people in the comments are asking why you couldn't just use the word "thing", I'll try my best to explain. I grew up in northeastern PA, but my dad lived on the outskirts of Philly, and I went to school not f
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by auto 7y ago
> You can't create a camera from your current viewport view so easily like on Max I've never realized I needed something so badly that Blender didn't have as I do now.
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by auto 7y ago
Is it just me, or is there an uptick in boutique programming language posts on HN lately? Not complaining, just curious if anyone else has noticed.
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by auto 7y ago
I mean, if you want my honest opinion because this kind of post is brutally pervasive on reddit, and I come to HN for content of a higher caliber?
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by auto 7y ago
Definitely not knocking it, I've been in and out of the indie dev scene for quite a few years now, just calling a spade a spade is all.
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by auto 7y ago
Yeah, it’s a cool blurb and a neat game, but this whole post is indie gaming advertising 101.
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by auto 7y ago
At first read I was ready to write this off as a legal nightmare, but it’s interesting as a service concept. Run a router that supports this always-open (or rather, widely known auto mechanism) protocol, maybe get some kick back. That said,
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by auto 7y ago
I haven't read the article, but I'm already convinced that I'd much rather read YOUR article on the subject. If I'm not going to get that, can I at least get a few links to point towards more of what you're talking
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by auto 7y ago
Native iOS development (for almost a decade now, jesus), and I've yet to find a touchpad that feels as good (tell me another to go try and I promise I will, although I'm sure it'll be tough to overcome my own muscle memory&#x
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by auto 7y ago
My high school physics teacher (~2006) told us once when discussing career prospects that if you could build/discover a material that was a superconductor at room temperature, you'd probably end up the richest person in the world.
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by auto 8y ago
I wrote C++ in college before I started with iOS/Obj-C around 2010, and 75% of my work from then until Swift launched was Obj-C, the rest was Java. So, just from a readability and writing standpoint, verbosity (or lack there of) was a
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by auto 8y ago
Dang, while I'll appreciate your one compiled and one interpreted language way of life (pragmatic!), this makes me sad: > Swift: I’m not an Apple person. I'll admit, if I wasn't a professional iOS code slinger I probably n
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by auto 8y ago
And you can't argue that the extent of web/ios/android development is generic CRUD. I'm not attempting to make it for domains of my choosing, I'm making it for the entirety of computer science related domains.
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by auto 8y ago
I'm sorry, but anyone who says any domain is easy either hasn't written real code in it, or is making gross generalizations about entry level code monkey positions that doesn't reflect the entirety of the space. I don't
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by auto 8y ago
Sorry, when I saw fully custom I mean printing designs on photo paper and doing the chemical, as opposed to just having oshpark print them.
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by auto 8y ago
This is where I'm at. If we see absurd leaps and bounds made in the homebrew milling/printing scene in terms of speed, cost, performance, then I'll start down that path, but for the time being the race to the bottom in terms
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by auto 8y ago
We use the ESP8266 extensively at work, great little micro.
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by auto 8y ago
The homebrew 3D printing/milling scene is turning into such a cool, viable space these days. There's not enough time to build all this cool stuff!
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by auto 8y ago
I've definitely done some research into a few different manners of making my own PCBs, but I'm trying to find the right balance of doing things myself vs. time/cost associated. Since the majority of the PCB learning is going
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by auto 8y ago
Originally, my 5v was just an Arduino wall wart wired into the whole thing with these: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/474-PRT-10811 Now I'm using the same barrel jacks, but with an old linksys wall wart. Tha
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by auto 8y ago
One of my favorite movie lines of all time is Aaron Eckhart’s (who plays a lobbyist for the tobacco industry) line at the beginning of “Thank You For Smoking” where he introduces the doctor: “This is the man they rely on—Erhardt Von Grupten
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by auto 8y ago
Thanks man! I have not read the book yet, my synth education has basically been a ton of googling, the synthdiy and synthesizer subreddits, muff wiggler, and all the awesome old school websites like mfos, birth of a synth, ken smith's
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by auto 8y ago
I love this. I've been a professional dev for almost a decade now, and over the last couple of years have started migrating toward a blend of hardware and software/firmware development, and I can't get enough of learning to
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by auto 8y ago
It's akin to the issue with traffic, and adding more/wider highways. It doesn't let the existing cars move more freely, it just attracts more.

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