dr_win

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by dr_win 14y ago
I want to provide a nice blend between visual editing and source code editing (I'm a developer). Poses and transformations should be edited visually, but scene structure should be edited by hand via the code. This way you get total control
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by dr_win 14y ago
I think something like web-based SVG editor is pushing browser limits too far (some folks reported it crashed Chrome for them). CSS is not "just styling" here. It has functional meaning. For example invalid z-ordering, visibility or cursors
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by dr_win 14y ago
Updated, refresh your caches: https://github.com/darwin/cmx.io/commit/02ae7bc5b37cfc3117f8...
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by dr_win 14y ago
Yes, this a prototype and definitely not for everyone. It has many downsides. I agree Photoshop gives you full pixel control. I think it has some upsides too. You may treat comix source as html code and apply tools we have for coding today,
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by dr_win 14y ago
It doesn't work under FF Nightly. I'm sorry this was a quick way how to deal with the issue. I don't want to deal with complains "it is broken / it doesn't work for me". I'm going to push new version which will allow you to continue over th
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Show HN: a web-based xkcd-style comix editor(cmx.io)
586 points by dr_win 14y ago|109 comments
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Creating the “Decide the Election” Interactive Visualization (d3.js)(ephemera.karmi.cz)
3 points by dr_win 14y ago|0 comments
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by dr_win 14y ago
a masterpiece!
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by dr_win 14y ago
I'm also a heavy Jekyll user. I work on a Jekyll addon, which will allow live site edits. Imagine static site generator executed on client-side: https://github.com/darwin/terraform The main trick is to use PhantomJS to pre-generate static
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by dr_win 14y ago
Hi, I built a running "desk" for situations when I consume podcasts/youtube. It is not for working but good for running/walking while watching. Kettler treadmill + Griffin stand + MacBook: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/559047/mbp-running.jpg
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by dr_win 14y ago
Nice! Possible alternative may be https://script.google.com -> "Script as Web App" Especially when integrating with google's apps for domains and APIs.
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by dr_win 14y ago
Here is a list of static site generators (you should add your own): https://gist.github.com/2254924 I'm big fan of Jekyll. I use it intensively on my binaryage.com site: https://github.com/binaryage/site I also started working on my own
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by dr_win 14y ago
Nice! Similar idea to ours: http://restatic.binaryage.com
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by dr_win 14y ago
What to do now? What is a viable replacement for Grove.io?
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by dr_win 14y ago
upgradr.com - greasemonkey for IE => silly idea digestr.com - some crazy idea similar to Yahoo pipes zedhub.com - don't even remember what it was supposed to be ;)
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by dr_win 14y ago
To me it looks like Facebook's Open Graph
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by dr_win 14y ago
Brilliant!
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Ask HN: Will Bitcoin miners run on DCPU-16 in year 281474976712644 AD?
1 points by dr_win 14y ago|0 comments
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by dr_win 15y ago
people with URLs like http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=XXXX do it wrong. Links like these offer me only to send InMail or connect through connections. You have to paste your custom profile url: http://www.linkedin.com/in/YYYY
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by dr_win 15y ago
This is just a shim on top of imagemagick command-line tools: https://github.com/vdemedes/magician/blob/master/lib/magicia... I would prefer full in-memory API bindings as rmagick does.
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by dr_win 15y ago
my solution: get into business where you can hire machines, not people + outsource the rest.
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by dr_win 15y ago
> "the kind where people get equal choice to do with themselves as they wish?" But where you draw the line of "equal choices"? And WHO will be drawing that line? I'm perfectly aware that there are people living in miserable situation on
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by dr_win 15y ago
This is very dangerous video and execution of those ideas could lead to suffering. This is not about the money but about communist-style of equality. If the ultimate goal of removing money should lead to removing inequality, you may take it
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by dr_win 15y ago
Hmm, interesting. I guess, now it's Joe's chance to elevate Firebug yet again :-) http://joehewitt.com/post/creative-tools
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by dr_win 15y ago
knives should be illegal, they may be used to kill people
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by dr_win 15y ago
congrats GDocs team!
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by dr_win 15y ago
30% for doing a middleman sounds to me quite a lot.
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by dr_win 15y ago
Dropbox could do the same for hashes. For example internet cannot download more than 400MB from a hash (4MB) per day.