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by danielhunt 11y ago
Hey - figured I'd put this up here in case people found it interesting. The app is quite simple, and took me a total of 3 months to build, from conception to release (mainly grabbing an hour here and there when possible), with a real-d
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Show HN: FillyShapey – a small, fun iOS game(fillyshapey.com)
3 points by danielhunt 11y ago|2 comments
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The 2015 global avg temp was the hottest on record – NASA/NOAA [video/animation](twitter.com)
3 points by danielhunt 11y ago|1 comments
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by danielhunt 11y ago
This script is probably step number 5 in the 'how do I start out on this web-programming lark?' journey. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of it, regardless of the language or inevitable vulnerabilities that com
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by danielhunt 11y ago
I don't agree with you, but you shouldn't be downvoted for a comment like this. I can understand why this perception could be read into his post, but I think the much stronger argument here is that the web he sees now, after his r
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by danielhunt 11y ago
I do like this idea, but surely I'm not the only one with fond memories of just bloody building random crap with the bucket of lego pieces I had as a kid. Why not just encourage them to enjoy Lego for the random fun that it is, instead
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by danielhunt 11y ago
Down :( edit hrm. Tis back now. HN hug-of-death, maybe?
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by danielhunt 11y ago
A bicycle wouldn't be particularly useful for the people in that video.
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by danielhunt 11y ago
Well, it's also possible that there's something special about the Milky Way in particular that makes it just a teensy bit more life-friendly, right?
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by danielhunt 11y ago
Disclaimer: I know the team behind this Kickstarter and have pledged some money for it myself too They're less than 5,000 euros from meeting their campaign goal, and I thought it might be something that people here would find interesti
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InvizBox Go – Portable Internet security, tantalisingly close to being funded(kickstarter.com)
1 points by danielhunt 11y ago|1 comments
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by danielhunt 11y ago
As far as I'm concerned, this is world-changing technology - a (seemingly?) easy to use, natural-looking, efficient data-entry mechanism that looks like something from the future. That is an absolutely fantastic demo - I was hooked o
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by danielhunt 11y ago
Spent a while lately getting to grips with iOS development, and swift in particular (coming from a PHP/Java focussed web-development background), and created this. Figured I'd throw it up and here and see what people think!
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Show HN: AnimalSoundFun – My first iOS app(animalsoundfun.com)
1 points by danielhunt 11y ago|1 comments
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by danielhunt 11y ago
This here? This is why I love HN. A good, useful, detailed blogpost that highlights a number of important blocker-level issues - and there's an unexpected, speedy response from the previously-anonymous devs announcing improvements as a
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by danielhunt 11y ago
http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~c-hey/ 1. Install that on a machine. 2. Both SSH to the that machine machine. 3. Type: `hey <username>`, press enter. 4. Enter your (optionally multiline) message to
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Off topic, but they are some of the best comics I have ever read. Upvote and a hat-tip for you, for linking to that site.
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Doesn't this allow Facebook to abuse you and/or your patents, and if you try to fight them for doing so, they can revoke your permission to use React?
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by danielhunt 12y ago
How can he become more involved, if he's been banned from contributing to the site in the first place? On top of that - GamerGate itself has already made it through to mainstream media. All that's needed in this scenario is for so
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by danielhunt 12y ago
What gets me, is that any site that pops up on the front page here that isn't black-text-on-white-or-light-grey-background gets hammered because of the sensitivities of those commenting. This, despite the fact that the text on the vast
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Just to go against the no-doubt-incoming influx of 'what's with the colours?!', I have absolutely zero problems with reading the text on this site. Complaining about this sort of thing is ridiculous
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by danielhunt 12y ago
It's not the browser ... the iOS app doesn't yet have the capability to scan the QR code to link your account to the website
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Downvoted for recommending something that delivers an electric shock simply because you dislike a certain behaviour. It's absolutely fucking barbaric, and should be outlawed.
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by danielhunt 12y ago
That certainly does. I've been toying with the idea of creating a node-webkit app, but have been having serious problems on deciding what should be in node, and what should be in browser-js, from an architectural point of view. From th
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by danielhunt 12y ago
I'd be very interested in a writeup on how you got to grips with node-webkit, if you were so inclined? This looks like a very polished application - well done!
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Very interesting and detailed post Since upgrading to Yosemite, I've effectively had to stop using Airdrop, as it is now completely unreliable. The sooner this is sorted, the better.
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Region Unsupported CodeDeploy is not available in EU (Ireland). Please select another region. Supported Regions US East (N. Virginia) US West (Oregon)
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by danielhunt 12y ago
Hey HN. TankardApp is a small Mac utility that scratches an itch I've had for a while when it comes to 2 factor auth. It took a little over 2 months in total to build, working on it close to 3 or 4 hours per week.
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Show HN: TankardApp – Easy two-factor-auth code generation for OS X(tankardapp.com)
2 points by danielhunt 12y ago|2 comments
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by danielhunt 12y ago
As an outsider, it really is difficult to understand why these practices are supported/allowed by the public. Is this information even available to people outside of the tech community? What in the hell is wrong with US politics* tha

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