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by endergen 16y ago
Canvas is not hard to learn: See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/drawing_graphics_with_canva... as a good starting point.
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by endergen 16y ago
I never saw it, just saw the article he was referencing. My bad if it's a dupe.
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It's just am iPhone, not a person.(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
2 points by endergen 16y ago|3 comments
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by endergen 16y ago
See this list of 21 tools similar to what you are looking for: http://iphoneized.com/2009/11/21-prototyping-mockup-wirefram...
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by endergen 16y ago
I was just working with it last night, it definitely has many missing features. I was most interested in modifying their color scheme to something more to my taste. I am using it to make my own editor for dynamically modifying my own fronte
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by endergen 16y ago
People don't mention this enough, but the reason people build abstractions is to not bet the farm on a platform. Apple paints it like the platform makers are ONLY freeloaders that leverage their platform while also diluting it. While in man
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by endergen 17y ago
Has google actually started doing this? I thought this was still in an exploratory stage.
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by endergen 17y ago
America's Army comes to mind: They could learn strategies from players by creating scenarios and levels that exist in real life and see if any highly skilled players develop better strategies than they have had the time to develop.
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by endergen 17y ago
Wow, I just realized: The only code you can edit and test locally without a connection will be web code. (Due to being able to run Javascript and use the built-in webkit browser)
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by endergen 17y ago
You are right, I hadn't thought of it all the way down. You could still have a code editor/navigator client that remotely accesses code, or locally stores it. But the code is run else where. This would work fine for say editing a web app's
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by endergen 17y ago
I agree in general with what I take to be your stance, that people who actually get it out there into the mainstream and do it well should be rewarded. And that open markets will always create competition so therefore some strict control is
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by endergen 17y ago
The last paragraph came across much stronger than I intended. I've removed it for now until I articulate what I intended better(or never).
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by endergen 17y ago
This is not exactly what Alan Kay hoped for when he talked about the iPhone foreshadowing the iPad: "When the Mac first came out, Newsweek asked me what I [thought] of it. I said: Well, it’s the first personal computer worth criticizing. So
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by endergen 17y ago
I have three thoughts on this: 1) We are all forced to use computers in a sort of arms race against our would be competitors in any job market or office place. 2) The browser and mobile phones are the ultimate swiss army knife and this will
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by endergen 17y ago
Where the shit is any of the cool stuff. Specifically Canvas, Websockets, Local Storage, etc. I personally find the CSS stuff less interesting as you can do a lot with clever programming to make things look great, but you can't easily emula
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by endergen 17y ago
It's good to differentiate between who girls are willing to date(ie have companionship and sexual relations) versus who they will marry(ie. Have kids, Pool resources, Grow old together if they are particularly romantic). Attractiveness is s
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by endergen 17y ago
About time! I've just been too lazy to port it myself. Thank you very very much!
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by endergen 17y ago
Thanks for the reference. I appreciate it.
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by endergen 17y ago
I don't want faster as in more throughput, I want faster as in lower latency. Imagine if we could actually develop software that could depend on the internet being lower the 1/60th of a second. All the logic we have to do in games hide late
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by endergen 17y ago
I knew all that, I meant more professionally. Hahaha, he did post this on Twitter probably not because of my comment. It's hilarious: http://twitter.com/dcurtis/status/8984936638
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by endergen 17y ago
You make a good point. I never really thought through what that point sounded like. (Partly I'm really just pissed I can't pirate as easily) My only slight rebuttal is that you can't trade or resell your purchases like you could with consol
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by endergen 17y ago
I've been following Dustin for a long time, but I can't remember why. What has he done again?
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by endergen 17y ago
The iPod, iPhone, and soon the iPad are from what I can tell the first time DRM has been successfully deployed in a non annoying way. I remember when 3DStudios used to require a hardware dongle(A device you had to have plugged in for the so
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by endergen 17y ago
I believe that if you use Compass, it has a command line utility that watches for changes and then compiles the appropriate files automatically when changes occur. This makes your workflow similar to working with css where you have refresh
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by endergen 17y ago
All this talk about accents and music choice is just way off base. It shows a lack of experience on the part of a commenter in dealing with non native speakers. People should not have to be slick and commercial sounding to get a chance at y
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by endergen 17y ago
I've been working on something similar for about the same amount of years. Would love to hear from people interested in these types of application(I'm not ready for a public release yet, but will begin putting up a bunch of Writeups/Demos s
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by endergen 17y ago
These notes are great. Can't believe how young you are. Very impressive. Your companies have similar aspirations to my work. I'll be following your work, interested to see how it goes for you.
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by endergen 17y ago
Yes. I was very impressed by it. It made me finally go and dive deep into learning regular expressions. Oliver Steele's works/writings in general are all very interesting.
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by endergen 17y ago
Great tool. I built something similar for an internal project at my startup inspired by these two projects by Oliver Steele: http://osteele.com/tools/rework/ http://osteele.com/tools/reanimator/
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by endergen 17y ago
Your example reminds me of this guy's research on 'Change Blindness' Check out the plane example. One part of the scene changes every time it flickers, but it takes many cycles before you finally can tell which part. http://people.cs.ubc.c

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