dannytatom

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   by dannytatom 13y ago

   Where are you finding paid gigs for it? I'm a freelance rails dev right now doing meteor stuff on the side and wouldn't mind doing some real work with it.
2. 32.▲
   by dannytatom 13y ago

   But you have to do it to document it, so I don't really get what you're saying.
3. 33.▲
   by dannytatom 13y ago

   such anger wow
4. 34.▲
   by dannytatom 13y ago

   Didn't check all of them, but the middle 2 colors of the bottom row (red & black) seem to have the wrong hex codes on hover.
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   by dannytatom 13y ago

   I use SoundCloud & Spotify to listen to music, and usually discover through last.fm, hypem (searching for stuff I like), or subreddits (most music subreddits have relevant subreddits in the sidebar, e.g. http://www.reddit.com
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   by dannytatom 13y ago

   Useless comment, but I had this exact same idea a while back (was basically GitHub + SoundCloud, used "resample" instead of "re-pull." I eventually lost motivation and never got an MVP going, but I'm glad someone ha
7. 37.▲
   by dannytatom 13y ago

   AI (in games, mostly)
8. 38.▲
   by dannytatom 13y ago

   Oh, also, if you like the DAFT idea, this guy has had some great recommendations (I've been talking to him a bit as well). He handles all the paperwork and ensures that your business plan will be accepted. http://www.avocado
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   by dannytatom 13y ago

   I'm in the same boat, but if you're american, one alternative is the DAFT treaty (what I'm attempting to do, just takes a bit of savings). Also, New Zealand has a working holiday visa if you're under 30. http:/&#x2
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    by dannytatom 13y ago

    It only has a handful of stars & forks, and is pretty terrible/hacked together. https://github.com/dannytatom/muddy
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    A quick google led me to this: https://github.com/mrbrdo/rack-webconsole
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    There's an office in Fremont too, though, I think.
13. 43.▲
    by dannytatom 14y ago

    I'd imagine it would get to Seattle sooner than later since there's a Google office here?
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    I still plan to get it once it gets to Seattle, but I'm kinda bummed out that there's no Cartoon Network (specifically Adult Swim).
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    Code spelunking in the All New Basecamp by Nick Quaranto(37signals.com)

    2 points by dannytatom 14y ago|0 comments
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    "For a typical pixar/dreamworks movie, it takes about $1.25 million/per minute of film." Not doubting you, but do you have a source for this?
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    I don't get it, can someone explain what this is supposed to mean?
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    I applied many months ago and haven't got an invitation, but I also have barely any experience in game dev (no finished games). They might be handing 'em out to qualified game devs only right now?
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    Making your app feel at home on the host OS is a hipster thing to do now?
20. 50.▲
    by dannytatom 14y ago

    If you click your name in the bottom right you can disable chat translations.
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    by dannytatom 14y ago

    I had never heard of this, I like it quite a bit more than Turntable so far.
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    A steampunk morse code Twitter client(getshacked.com)

    3 points by dannytatom 14y ago|1 comments
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    by dannytatom 15y ago

    I've never used Instagram, but I did use picsplz for a bit, and those filters usually made the photo look better given the shitty quality of my phone's camera.
24. 54.▲
    by dannytatom 15y ago

    Give /r/indiegaming & /r/iosgaming a try.
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    by dannytatom 15y ago

    Along with that, a lot of the libraries (from what I could tell) put all the code in one massive file in a forum thread and update it from there, making it pretty time-consuming to keep up with changes. That and there's no consistency betwe
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    by dannytatom 15y ago

    Participants of secret santas, probably.
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    by dannytatom 15y ago

    As Tossrock, dubstep is usually a pretty slow BPM. I'm a fan of fast myself and usually listen to a lot of DNB & breakcore (up to 190bpm), you might enjoy it. http://www.last.fm/tag/dnb http://www.last.fm/tag/breakcore
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    Ask HN: What payment gateway do you use?

    1 points by dannytatom 15y ago|0 comments
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    Lostcast Episode 1: Hello World (Lost Decade Games podcast)(lostdecadegames.com)

    1 points by dannytatom 15y ago|0 comments
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    by dannytatom 15y ago

    Seems like it's done by env variables, same way it's setup for Campfire: https://github.com/github/hubot/blob/master/src/hubot/irc.co...