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by boltefnovor 6y ago
My favorites are the stories of the hattifatteners and the story of the demon who lived on the moon and lost his jewel.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Quick everyone stop talking, Jeff’s here.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Nice to finally have a good free graphics program for OSX.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Repton was one of the best games for the Commodore 64 but a completely different game. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M3c1F6-7qL8
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
I’ll definitely try this.
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Ask HN: What are some practical use cases of CRISPR?
1 points by boltefnovor 6y ago|0 comments
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Yeah logo and Perl are both boring as batshit and great ways to turn kids off.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Look I don’t want to criticise but I’ve got to say, this is the sort of thing that makes kids hate programming. “Hey kids ready to do some super exciting math in a computer program?” Nah. I had a computer teacher who managed to make me bore
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Kids should be taught programming when they express an interest, and when their brain is ready which in my non-facts based opinion is 11-13 years old. Trying to make kids learn programming without them being interested is about the parent w
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Ask HN: Does it make sense for new AAA games to charge top dollar?
1 points by boltefnovor 6y ago|2 comments
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
It’s both impressive and also weirdly like a Johnny Cab. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xGi6j2VrL0o
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Is there anything a like license that would prevent cloud providers turning my software into a service they sell? And at the same time is fully open for usage that does not sell it as a service?
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Has that worked in the real world? I know some companies have had their software nabbed by other companies..... did they not use GPL? I guess I’m thinking of elasticsearch but surely other companies have been turned into services by big com
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
I understand the dual license idea. But why does it need to be GPL? Why not dual license MIT/BSD plus a commercial version with more features?
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
It said “write anywhere” but it didn’t tell me why I should or what would happen so I closed it.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
There’s just old commodore pet machines sitting in there waiting to be picked up.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
Advice from rich people is useful for other rich people.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
I read a lot of words before giving up finding out the worst decision.
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Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News style community for indie game developers?
11 points by boltefnovor 6y ago|3 comments
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
People aren’t logical they are emotional. You can rarely change their minds.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
2020 has it all.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
This video is a startling verification.of the crows mental capabilities. “Causal understanding of water displacement by a crow” https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZerUbHmuY04
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
The other end of this consolidation is that there is an uncountable firehose of great indie games released all the time.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
The headline for this should be “Strava endangers the lives and safety of women.” The current headline essentially says “I went for a walk today and something mildly interesting happened.”
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
This person has posted with her real name.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
I know for a fact they read your personal internet posts once they get close to employing you. And you’ll never know that they did.
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by boltefnovor 6y ago
>> Buy me a beer and I can tell you the story of when I intentionally got myself fired to dispute illegal work contracts. I question the wisdom of posting this publicly. Should she ever need a job, fact is employers read this stuff bu