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dboon
4y ago
How have you funded yourself (prior to Kickstarter)? I'm in a similar position to you (indie developer, working on my first project of size that I am polishing with intent to release). I haven't quite been able to square up a way
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If you’re interested in some spriting work for a science fiction visual novel / RPG, send me an email at thomas (dot) spader (at) gmail (dot) com I’d love to see your portfolio!
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Giving an iMac G4 a Beautiful New Life
(tomhightower.com)
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dboon
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6y ago
Bill Leahy and Tom Conte are god damn treasures to this world. I love them both.
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dboon
6y ago
What are two or three C codebases that are elegantly and cleanly written, and that every mid-level C programmer should read for sake of knowledge?
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7y ago
I'm someone who's started the traditional career path and doesn't like it. I've halfheartedly started a consulting firm, and I'm spending time shifting my focus to that. I'd also love to chat with you. thomas d
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7y ago
I think you're spot on with that revenue model. I would certainly be willing to pay a couple of bucks for a premium suite of templates and components, or integrations with less mainstream technologies. One idea I'd really love is
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7y ago
This tool is an absolute joy to use. At my nine to five, I work on a library that often times feels clunky and heavy. To use a tool as simple, powerful, and beautiful as this one truly does bring me joy. Thanks for putting the time into thi
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8y ago
very strange comment
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8y ago
If you can find forty hours of work a week, that's about 120k. You probably can't, but being paid at the same rate of someone who makes 120k isn't peanuts.
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dboon
8y ago
Anecdotal, but a friend of mine works directly under Clark Howard. By all accounts he is a wonderful and generous man, rare for one giving financial advice. I would generally trust him.
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8y ago
I was actually in Santa Monica / Venice area for the first time a few weeks ago. I was /floored/ with how many scooters there were. I live in Atlanta and find them to be super awesome and unintrusive, but I could understand h
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8y ago
And as an aside, I absolutely love your writing.
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8y ago
This is a core idea in Infinite Jest. I wouldn't recommend it to everyone, but if you fancy the writing style it is surreally poignant on today's addiction culture.
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8y ago
I find it weird that we can't have a dialogue about this. Parent post wasn't inflammatory, and yet by its mere nature it makes you uncomfortable? That is not to say anything of the truth of the post. I happen to disagree with it q
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8y ago
To get a bit theoretical, one way to write a lexer is to use a state machine called a deterministic finite automata - a fancy term for a state machine that is finite and always gives the same output given an input. Each new character moves
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dboon
8y ago
Wow. I understand what you mean completely, in my gut. The feeling of throwing yourself into something completely, not to better yourself or to prove anything, but simply because you must, is probably the greatest feeling in the world for m
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dboon
8y ago
Out of curiosity, who is the schizophrenic man you refer to?
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dboon
8y ago
Hi! I'm graduating college soon. My favorite hobby is engine development, and I'd love to try out the field -- may I ask how you broke into the industry?
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8y ago
That article is written using very inflammatory language -- I am very wary to take it at face value, because an author using this kind of language is very unlikely to deeply analyze what Ballmer actually said. Furthermore, this was said two