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by crucio 9y ago
I've built Anders Pink ( https://anderspink.com ) to help with content discovery. It allows you to follow topics just by entering a search term, or by creating something more specific (e.g. must contain term X, but not term Y
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Show HN: Anders Pink – find, curate and share the latest content on any topic(anderspink.com)
2 points by crucio 9y ago|0 comments
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by crucio 10y ago
I know not everyone is using react and webpack, but using CSS modules has made CSS incredibly easy and removes the pitfalls that most large projects fall into. With CSS modules you don't have to think about whether you're being to
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by crucio 11y ago
I've been use node.js for the server part of my browser multiplayer game. It's been a great decision due to the amount of shared code I have between the client and server. For example, I share the physics code which is responsible
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by crucio 12y ago
Not what you're asking for, but a friend is working on something similar: https://www.seedrs.com/startups/combicloud
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by crucio 12y ago
sounds great, I'm just round the corner in the Tea building and can come after 6pm or so
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by crucio 12y ago
I stupidly spent a while trying to type all the substrings leading up to "Avacado" hoping that autocomplete would kick in. Perhaps I've got used to Google correcting my terrible spelling.
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by crucio 13y ago
Yeah it would be a fairly simple fix in code: they could hash some of the user data (e.g. email + name) and then append the id to create a token that won't ever collide and is always unique. e.g. http://www.flickr.com/i
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by crucio 13y ago
I've been hoping someone makes a decent server-side WebRTC peer, meaning that we can use UDP in the browser and really push HTML5 gaming forward. It seems to go completely under the radar with all this talk of audio/video P2P stre
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by crucio 13y ago
Firebox.com ( http://www.firebox.com ) - Shoreditch, London, UK Firebox is a 15 year young, profitable and growing online retailer specialising in the 'coolest gifts you can buy'. We have a small and agile tech team that
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Nintendo snaps up 'patent troll's' patents after court win(gamasutra.com)
2 points by crucio 13y ago|0 comments
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by crucio 13y ago
I was also there in London and saw the game haha! I'm really interested to know more about the game, it's mysterious so far
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by crucio 13y ago
I do this for a few dozen smaller less important sites. I have the master copy in a git repository on the server (in /var/www) and then create a symbolic link into my dropbox folder which sits in my home directory. This solves any
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by crucio 13y ago
This is all good and well, but the Harry Potter books are some of the best I've ever read for many reasons. It's not luck that she created something so good
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by crucio 13y ago
This also jumped out at me. My company ( http://www.firebox.com ) is built on having amazing looking images for products. No one could see any difference between the quality of images between 87 and 95, but it saved us roughly 50%
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by crucio 13y ago
Can this be used for taking payments quickly from users?
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by crucio 14y ago
is there a way to signal to the browser that I'd like all of my JavaScript to be compiled as best as possible and that I don't mind my users waiting while this happens? Could this be useful for complex games where start-up speed may not be
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by crucio 14y ago
What would you invest in? I'm currently working on a small engine for an indy game using JS for the front and backend and am interested in alternatives that are perhaps more future proof.
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by crucio 14y ago
If you're going to give people a unique URL to give out, then can we have non unique group names? I couldn't find a relevant group name that wasn't already taken, so resorted to mashing the keyboard
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by crucio 14y ago
What's the reasoning behind not offering other bits of clothing like socks and boxers? Also, do you get huge shipments of the exact same garments, or do you try to keep the offerings unique so friends don't end up getting the same clothes e
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by crucio 14y ago
That's cool, keep up the effort.. I've been working on multiplayer game for the last 6 months. I use HTML5/JS, WebSockets, WebGL and node.js (I rewrote my server 6 times while flicking between node and Java, but eventually stuck with node.j
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by crucio 14y ago
Life: Making the decision last year to do things outside of my comfort zone in an attempt to bring them inside. I went travelling for a few months, moved to London, and now have a lot of paths open for work Programming: attempting to build
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by crucio 14y ago
It would be good if you let us see what others have posted as responses - especially if they're funny!
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by crucio 14y ago
I really enjoyed all the talks and will be watching them again! I very much appreciate you and others giving up your time to help others who are just starting out
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by crucio 15y ago
they don't have iphone/android builds available, which is the most interesting part of the site