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dsirijus
12y ago
previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4375342
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dsirijus
12y ago
That's a wonderful choice for article cover image.
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dsirijus
12y ago
A bit tangential, but there's an interesting field of design called game design . In a company with clear responsibility division, game designer is not responsible for making things look pretty at all - the art director is. Instead,
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dsirijus
12y ago
I found this series of articles very helpful, if a bit verbose - http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/02/how-to...
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dsirijus
12y ago
I can tell you some things that appealed to me initially, if it helps - OS native UI, lightweight, nice separation of core and plugin features, core working flawlessly, very extensive plugin ecosystem, customizability, automatic tagging, fa
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dsirijus
12y ago
Interesting quest. But princess is in another castle, in bed with Peter Pawlowski, listening to Zelda soundtrack in foobar2000.
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12y ago
Same.
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12y ago
I doubt I'm in the majority here, but I clip anything of worth to me to Evernote. And clipping several pages is inconvenience to say the least. If I clipped enough content from that particular site, I'd pay them for single page vi
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dsirijus
13y ago
That's really the jist of what they bring to the table anyways. I share the same sentiment.
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dsirijus
13y ago
"Boring is where the money is". ~ some HN dude.
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13y ago
I have a kind of fractal approach to this which is more viable for my use-case (self-employed, long-haul projects): Don't work half of the day. Don't work a day in a week. Don't work a week in a month. Don't work a mont
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dsirijus
13y ago
One could say that required permissions there are just for reading the SMS confirmation codes and easing that friction, in which situation they're actually enabler of better security of your account.
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dsirijus
13y ago
Repitition. Giggle.
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dsirijus
13y ago
Here's a hacking opportunity - obfuscate files prior to Dropbox sync so they fail at their duplicate detection.
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dsirijus
13y ago
Exactly like regular exercise. :) We're presuming here actual corneal deformation which muscles can modify (that's why some squint to see better), and not any of other potential vision-related issues.
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13y ago
I did many types of eye exercises. Improvements were remarkable. But none were permanent.
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13y ago
If so, they're being rude toward the rest of us.
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13y ago
For what it's worth, I get bored/disappointed/disinterested with anything I do after 2 years. Jobs, universities, projects, residence, friends, women... You name it. I can trace that pattern to basically anything I've ev
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13y ago
I hoped that either they got their hands on Project Tango device or worked with this team in Zurich - http://www.i-programmer.info/news/192-photography-a-imaging/... Edit: Btw, anyone who applied for Project Tango
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The fallen heroes of virtual reality (2014)
(redbull.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This is an ideal time for introspection. Here on one side you have the company you hate the most - Facebook. On other, one of the hacker culture produces - Oculus Rift. And Facebook buying Oculus makes you mad to the point of blood boil. Th
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13y ago
Get a new industrial designer onboard. Yesterday. Seeing the thing, I'm inclined to believe that that "new" in previous sentence is superfluous. Plugging this into my MacBook Air would make me feel like getting a $20 prostitu
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13y ago
A link to a discussion including industry insiders. [1] I made this [2] with Haxe/OpenFL (NME) a year ago (W.I.P. that's gathering dust now). Music's not mine, just stand-in from awesome Hotline: Miami. Didn't have much
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13y ago
First thing I do each time I get access to money - get a systematic check-up by GP, fix teeth, eat well, and use free time to get exercise. That's basically the only reason why I'm not a complete mess body-wise.
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What Happens to Older Developers?
(christfollower.me)
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13y ago
I have messaged with on IRC with at least 4 people from sibling comments in this very thread, and learned most about technologies I'm using (and much more) exactly there - in IRC. IRC is awesome.
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13y ago
tl;dr No.
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At Apple shareholder’s meeting, Tim Cook tells off climate change deniers
(arstechnica.com)
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I have switched from basically real-time email push correspondence to manual fetch every day or two. Basically, when I feel like it. My mail traffic has dropped from ~50 to 1 to 2 a day. It's hard to say whether it benefited me or not,
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13y ago
I hook iPhone via cable and turn on Personal Hotspot, and then on OS X I do Internet Sharing via WiFi back to iPhone. It shouldn't be like this; my main source of bandwidth _is_ 3G.
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