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Cow Chat: Semi-anonymous chat as a React single page app(cow.chat)
3 points by captainbenises 10y ago|0 comments
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by captainbenises 10y ago
This post makes me sad. Javascript, CSS and HTML can all be used powerfully, performantly and in a managed way where anyone can come on board and contribute. Facebook, Google and Microsoft all use the web stack to run huge companies. To bro
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by captainbenises 10y ago
Hi, I'm the author of . It's my take on an anonymous location based chat. It's written in react, using node.js, websockets and a redis backend - deployed to heroku. I'm a big fan of omegle and slack, so I took some of th
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Show HN: Anonymous location-based chat, with emojis(cow.chat)
1 points by captainbenises 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Cow.chat – anonymous location based chat(cowchatapp.herokuapp.com)
2 points by captainbenises 10y ago|1 comments
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An alternative browser for webvr?(medium.com)
2 points by captainbenises 11y ago|0 comments
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by captainbenises 11y ago
When are you going to fix the mobile css? Surely that'd take about 4 minutes.
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by captainbenises 11y ago
Well, if someone is born on mars in the next 20 years and then flies back to earth, I guess your wish will be granted.
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Turn any subreddit into a virtual reality space(docs.scenevr.com)
2 points by captainbenises 11y ago|1 comments
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by captainbenises 11y ago
The history scrubber (scroll back through time and see all the decision ideas that were tried out and abandoned) is genius.
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VR Pacman in the browser(client.scenevr.com)
2 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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by captainbenises 12y ago
I'm the developer, happy to chat with anyone! It's only 180 lines of javascript to make this game, scenevr does all the heavy lifting. http://chess.scenevr.hosting/chess.xml
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Show HN: Multiplayer 3D Chess with WebGL and Websockets(client.scenevr.com)
2 points by captainbenises 12y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Multiplayer VR in the browser using websockets(client.scenevr.com)
5 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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Virtual Reality in the browser using three.js + websockets(client.scenevr.com)
6 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Multiuser VR in the browser using webGL(client.scenevr.com)
4 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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by captainbenises 12y ago
Have you looked at the source? Maybe it caches a bunch of expensive to compute stuff? Or are you just assuming it wants to track you?
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by captainbenises 12y ago
I heard they tried but the dude didn't want to move from wherever, ohio to SF.
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by captainbenises 12y ago
Cool post. I don't think this is a Show HN though.
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by captainbenises 12y ago
This isn't a Show HN. Can someone flag this as spam?
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by captainbenises 12y ago
Meanwhile, over 3000 dead in west africa.
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by captainbenises 12y ago
I want to buy half a dozen commodore 64s and stash them in my attic. I'm pretty sure they'll be worth a few hundred each in 10 years time.
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Show HN: Herenow – Send and receive messages within 100 metres of you(herenowapp.com)
8 points by captainbenises 12y ago|1 comments
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by captainbenises 12y ago
Nice job at trying to scare people for a very unlikely break-in-scenario, as the other comments point out.
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by captainbenises 12y ago
Cool! I just use the ruby identicon generate for herenow. https://github.com/chrisbranson/ruby_identicon
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by captainbenises 12y ago
I implemented a little bit of animation and a 'native-esque' SPAM button in my app Herenow. I used css3, and to be honest, it doesn't feel quite native because the webview isn't as fast as a native control would be. Look
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Show HN: Herenow - Send and receive messages within 100 metres of you(herenowapp.com)
1 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Herenow – Send and receive messages within 100 metres of you(herenow.nolanconsul.com)
6 points by captainbenises 12y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Herenow – Send and receive messages within 100 metres of you
2 points by captainbenises 12y ago|0 comments
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by captainbenises 12y ago
What beach is that in the header image? It looks nice.

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