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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Best middle-out in the game.
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Ask HN: Anybody using web components (or Polymer) in production?
13 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|4 comments
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
This is a very 'computer programmer' mindset. Most people want an appealing UI out of the box, less need to configure at the expense of configurability.
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
There has to be a more efficient way of writing cross-platform code than bundling Chrome and NodeJS with your app.
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Gentoo is for Ricers(fun.irq.dk)
2 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|0 comments
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
https://imgtec.com/powervr/ray-tracing/
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“The simplicity of GitHub’s pull request has killed the GPL”(github.com)
2 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|1 comments
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Texture – Create and consume text adventures in browser(texturewriter.com)
1 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|0 comments
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Awesome, a little confusing how to interact with it (it wasn't clear to me what the arrow keys were moving for a bit). Might be better with some controls/brief tutorial message. First time I've seen Playcanvas too, looks neat
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
I would agree that the technical aspects of the show aren't very interesting , but the way that they are dealt with is remarkable and refreshing for a TV show. Usually these plot lines are jarring to me, but in Mr. Robot they aren&#x2
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
The first two episodes were definitely on the 'trippy' side of things. I wish they'd ditch the whole split-personality plot, but seems like we're stuck with it. It's not a disaster, just sort of tiresome. Seems chea
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
I'm male and my first thought was not birds.
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
I feel like both of those things have very clear advantages (ie, paper maps are large and cumbersome, I can store much more data on a server, I don't want to bring a boombox on the subway). I'm all for people doing what they want
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
This is actually in the developer commentary for the game, I seem to remember.
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Can you imagine? If you had your wall papered in e-ink panels you could have localised control too, cast something to one in particular or put up all your holiday photos, one after the other. Would not be pleasant when your whole room is fl
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
I think you could get the source somehow, but maybe it wasn't on github? Only has 90 stars ATM which seems odd if it has been up here for a while.
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The Search for Our Missing Colors(newyorker.com)
64 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|21 comments
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OrientDB 2.2 Released – Open-Source Graph Database(orientdb.com)
20 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|8 comments
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Helped it get to the front page! Seriously though, React and Typescript are both technologies some people prefer to work with, because they find it easier to be expressive/reason about their application's architecture. The 'p
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Satoshi, is that you :P?
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Linux Handheld Computer, Pyra, Available for Preorder(pyra-handheld.com)
55 points by bananaoomarang 10y ago|42 comments
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by bananaoomarang 10y ago
Impressive you can run an x86 emulator on there at all, even more so it holds out for the hour+ long boot time and actually runs it without crashing. As an aside from this: what would actually be neat is having DOSBox on there, or some old
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
The most irritating thing about Clementine (I assume its the same for other players too), aside from its visual ugliness, is that if you play song from Spotify you can't scrub, just play and pause. Other than that it's still proba
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
This is a great idea. I wonder whether you could do the same for TV/movies currently on catch-up/streaming.
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
Slightly off-topic point about that article/the Verge. Is it just me, or is it in the Verge’s style guide for writers to assert their opinion as if it were one everyone holds. I guess it’s supposed to be light-hearted and funny, but it
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
"Performant" :P
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
This does use immediate mode for a brief demonstration early on, but then VertexBuffers, which are fine in modern GL. The author knows immediate mode was never performant.
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
I don't think that's to do with stack complexity, more like: "Crap how do we make money" "Crap how do we retain users/keep them here longer" The stack is to do with providing a fast performance to vast num
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by bananaoomarang 11y ago
Don't get me wrong: this is cool. But... I'm not sure this is a good idea for a full time editor. Having used Vim for years, then briefly Neovim, I recently switched to Spacemacs (Emacs + Evil) and haven't looked back. The ad
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Owncloud 9.0 Released(owncloud.org)
2 points by bananaoomarang 11y ago|0 comments

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