davidsojevic

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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   Thanks! It's definitely playable, but there's still a lot of room for improvement and a few pesky bugs that you definitely notice the longer you play. For example, only shortly after I posted here and all the current players had g
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   I wanted to play around with websockets last year, so I started out by building out a prototype multiuser whiteboard in a few hours one weekend. From that, I decided it'd be cool to turn it into a game, so I built out a drawing/gu
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   I started building a multiplayer drawing/guessing game ( https://www.multiplayer.com.au/ ) last year that I plan to get back to working on this year to "finish" it. It definitely needs to be polished up in term
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   So generally a quick way to prevent that sort of stuff from happening on mobile is to tack this CSS onto the elements in question (canvas, img, etc): touch-action: none; -ms-touch-action: none; user-select: none; That shoul
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   It would be https://archive.org/
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   Looking great so far. When MySpace was at its peak, I used to run one of those "style your profile" type websites that let you generate custom CSS and all those fun things. I should try and dig it out and see if it works on SpaceH
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   You may be interested in this repo that contains some details on the other undocumented features of HN: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   Yep, definitely looks that way -- there's a username of: <script>window.location.href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ'</script> With a high score that will clearly top any l
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   by davidsojevic 6y ago

   Definitely a good point to raise for the sites with the lower value listings such as Flippa and Side Projectors. You'll find that you can discard the majority of listings on them quite quickly just with your own "looks too good to
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    In terms of sites/marketplaces that will have listings meeting the low 5-figure criteria, these two will likely be your best bet -- though because they do deal with a lot of lower value sites, there is a lot of lower quality and "
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    There's usually two types of Tower Defence pathing as far as I've observed over my years ( and many games of Tower Defence / Tower Wars! ): 1) Large lanes to build in; mobs will take the shortest route from spawn to end point
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    I think the first suggestion is definitely a good idea for those who aren't as familiar with tower defence games, they're not necessarily the most intuitive of games. Definitely think the second one is a must -- there were a handf
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    I remember this from a while back -- you originally wrote this as part of your live-streaming new projects effort, if I remember correctly? Your original HN thread about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18077446
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    Depending on the level of connection you're looking for with people, there are going to be a number of different ways you can go about this. Personally I've found that speciality and niche communities around topics of interest hav
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    I found The Histories by Herodotus [0] to be an amazing read. While it's not 100% accurate as we know today, the time and effort spent compiling this when it was written is definitely impressive. This one is a reasonably lengthy read,
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    Depending on the type of project you're looking to buy and the amount you're willing to invest, here's a handful of marketplaces and brokers for online assets for small/mid-sized projects (with some larger scale ones):
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    I have a single folders I call "Notes" with a handful of files that make up the arbitrary groupings and I keep a "notes.md" file in project folders for project specific notes I want to keep about. For example, in the &qu
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    by davidsojevic 6y ago

    It may be worth keeping a notepad, journal, or even a blog that you can document snippets and things you've learned if you're finding that you're using Google or StackOverflow often to try and solve the same problems. I perso