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demircancelebi
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demircancelebi
8y ago
> 5.8 Standard Tetris "lines completed" T: 2 Some variations include T-spin and allow T-shapes to rotate in place and allow clearing 3 rows simultaneously, which in my humble opinion, make the game a bit more fun.
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As long as there is demand, he'd most probably maintain the project but it's not a disaster if he decides not to. If there won't be any demand for this tool in a few years this could mean 2 things: Either people think it'
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I tried the free version and immediately jumped to premium. Very impressive work. Best software purchase in a long time.
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Just returning from SF. I would definitely prefer this to Airbnb.
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You may try to maintain a positive attitude before anything else. There are definitely many different career paths. You've said yourself that people have paid for the things you've built in the past, so you are definitely more cap
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I built a SaaS company, offering marketplace infrastructure to people who wanted to start online marketplace businesses. Turns out, although tackling the technical side of building a marketplace is not that easy, it is perfectly doable. The
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It looked like they intentionally hid the notch in iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max during the keynote with the background they chose, maybe to differentiate it from iPhone Xr.
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8y ago
For the curious one, I think this is called Hyperthymesia.
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8y ago
This is a neat idea, but people may not be comfortable with trusting a company about what they read on internet.
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Refactoring UI Screencast: Bad About
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9y ago
I think as a professional your job description should include using your skills to improve a critical metric or a process of the business, and this should include using your abilities to contribute in a meaningful way. IMHO, this attitude m
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9y ago
Maybe some choices in the design can be explained with "Worse is Better" https://www.dreamsongs.com/RiseOfWorseIsBetter.html
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9y ago
Of course one should be humble and seek for ways it improve. There are different languages/tools suited for different needs. But, I do not understand why do you think this piece should be a required read for Javascript devs. AFAIK, nei
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I disagree. It is true that many Javascript developers lack the formal CS education, but since it is the de facto language of the web with relatively lower barrier of entry, there are many people working on great projects. NPM is the larges
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9y ago
This actually sounds like a good idea.
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I think that is highly unlikely. If lots of people are not okay with watching ads, there would be economic incentives for people to create ad-free alternatives. Even now we have lots of such alternatives. If someone is not able to afford th
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Your comment reminded me one of the essays of PG. http://paulgraham.com/power.html Although I agree with you in general, I think it actually can make us smarter if some piece of code requires us to think on it to internaliz
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I've been trying to help one of my friends learn basic coding skills, and the method we used was similar. First, there would be a problem we wanted to solve, I would walk through with him to the solution, and write the code as we speak
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Why Bitcoin is Down?
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AFAIK, their old codebase was full of jQuery and they are replacing some parts with Vue, hence they use both. They might not have used jQuery at all if they were starting from scratch.
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This is very sad
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Wow. Looks like they'll spend a lot of money for this research. Congrats to everyone involved! I thought basic income was about a time where AI would take most of the jobs, and everything would be far cheaper thanks to automation. I ca
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Complainers in this thread might take a look at YAML
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I really liked Asimov's short story Profession when I read it a few years ago. Here is a link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9568027
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I guess the same principle can be applied to software. Allowing people to change little things like the layout and colors make the software more lovable. Photoshop is a good example.
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I agree that 12px is way too small. In my experience, 14px was the best choice since it balances information load with readability nicely.
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I have been reading Game Programming Patterns lately. It explains the design patterns with examples from games, and it is really well written by an engineer at Google (Bob Nystrom): http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/ After
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If you can be selected to YC, it almost definitely makes sense. The important question is, will you be able to go through it whether than it makes sense or not.
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>> Peter Thief Not sure whether intentional or not
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10y ago
Great work. Do you have any plans to make it open source?
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