bananaoomarang

24 ms·

181.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Generally speaking for CPU bound tasks you should use something like edge.js ( http://tjanczuk.github.io/edge/#/ ) if you're using Node for dev speed/ease's sake.
182.
Realtime CSS Injection with AngularCSS(door3.com)
1 points by bananaoomarang 12y ago|0 comments
183.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
I guess the argument here is that let adds inconsistency? ie: var statements are hoisted and let statements aren't. It's a double edged sword: On the wone hand it can be used to improve readability, but it also adds complexity&#x2
184.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
I think this is probably more indicative of the issue that Future Docker would like to be a CoreOS-competing platform, and has been edging towards that state. This is CoreOS' natural bounceback from that.
185.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Although expected, it is a little clunky/slow to use. Fun to play around with nonetheless, but I wonder whether an Emscripten port of Neovim would be a little sprightlier.
186.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Strikes me as a nice idea, but why not just build for/use an already built library for a pre-existing language? It does look nice, I'm just not sure the tradeoffs of building in a unique language are worth it, since it doesn'
187.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Seems like this might be really fun to hack with (I would love a more open, vaguely nice mobile device), but I'm sceptical about the lack of a firm processor choice at that price... Even i it is an 'early adopter one'. If I t
188.
Netflix Pulls Plug on Public API(techcrunch.com)
127 points by bananaoomarang 12y ago|100 comments
189.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
This is really great, but it would be amazing if it had Netflix and Amazon streaming availability filters.
190.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
The sheer insanity of this... Wow. Just wow.
191.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
VoxelJS is really cool, but not quite really suited to building something like Voxatron. You could however probably use straight ThreeJS, or go lib-less and roll your own WebGL system. These games are all compiled from native languages to a
192.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Not unusable at all! I think my comment sounded more negative than I am about Qt, I enjoy using it but there's a lot of little things, just glitches mostly, that are annoying and detract from it being amazing.
193.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Qt always seems like a thing that has so much potential, but whenever I use it I'm struck by how it never seems quite good enough. 5 seems a big imporvement on 4 though, so we'll see.
194.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Please don't.
195.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
I wouldn't say NaCl is the main reason. Devs just develop for chrome because they use chrome themselves...
196.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Nope. Pretty sure it was aliens.
197.
by bananaoomarang 12y ago
Well it's unpleasant and vaguely misogynistic, but I'm sure they're just trying to be funny.
198.
by bananaoomarang 13y ago
hey, this is actually a good idea. this actually seems like a genuinely good idea! Congrats :P
199.
by bananaoomarang 13y ago
What's the catch?
200.
Show HN: WebGL 'Falling Sand/Powder Toy' game clone(bananaoomarang.github.io)
2 points by bananaoomarang 13y ago|0 comments
201.
by bananaoomarang 13y ago
I think ω is pronounced like 'or' and ο just pronounced 'o'
202.
by bananaoomarang 13y ago
Just as I saw this story I was working on the same thing in voxeljs :P
203.
by bananaoomarang 13y ago
Hurrah for novelty usage of unix command line tools.
204.
by bananaoomarang 14y ago
Yup.
205.
by bananaoomarang 14y ago
This is pretty awesome, I hacked it so it's color-morphs now! Awesome stuff.
206.
by bananaoomarang 14y ago
Seem to work well here (under Arch Linux, Chrome dev channel, nVidia proprietary drivers)
207.
by bananaoomarang 14y ago
Wow, why don't they publicise this and get Go and Dart working?