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by et1337 12y ago
There's also my favorite: live-editing a VR environment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db-7J5OaSag
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by et1337 12y ago
More data would be nice to have. In lieu of that, I enjoyed Scott Adams' verdict on gender bias: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/114055529676/my-verdict-on-gend...
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by et1337 12y ago
Sublime's vim keybindings are fairly complete as well.
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by et1337 12y ago
That passage is meant to keep you from worrying, not from working. Later on there's this: "Make it your goal to live a quiet life, minding your own business and working with your hands."
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by et1337 12y ago
Liberal arts majors (especially art majors) probably work harder than CS majors in many cases. I still think they would wash out of a STEM major. Not for lack of intelligence, but just because they're not wired that way. They'd be
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by et1337 12y ago
I may be completely misinformed, but I think you meant to say there's too much entropy. A binary string of all ones followed by all zeroes has very low entropy, while a purely random binary string has high entropy. (I think. I'm
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by et1337 12y ago
Just this past year GoDot went open source. Haven't delved too deep into it, but it looks professional, scriptable, and "actually open source" (i.e. they accept pull requests) https://github.com/okamstudio&#x2
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by et1337 12y ago
There's definitely room for competition. Most recently we've got Wix and Squarespace, but again they target the end user rather than developers. I think most people are willing to shell out a bit more for a local developer rather
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by et1337 12y ago
Sounds great, if you can hurdle the main obstacle every standard faces. https://xkcd.com/927/ :)
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by et1337 12y ago
A CMS designed specifically for the solo contractor making a typical brochure-type website for a mom-and-pop organization or company. Every website is a fork of the main repo, so devs have full control and version upgrades are just git merg
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by et1337 12y ago
I'm a big fan of the "email-only" login. Type your email address, hit login, switch to your email app, click the link, and you're logged in forever. If you don't have a password manager, it's probably what you
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by et1337 12y ago
This comment is entirely too wise and reasonable for me to endorse. I need things in black and white. Garbage collection bad! Technical debt bad! Modularity good!
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by et1337 12y ago
You pretty much nailed it. I store data in a bastardized octree, more or less. I break the world into chunks to facilitate culling. I check the bounding box of each chunk against the view frustum. There are generally under 100 chunks in vie
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I'd love to, but no plans for it currently. I did contribute some code to MonoGame[1] a while back which opens some exciting cross-platform possibilities. It requires a lot more development before it will support Lemma though. So, &quo
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by et1337 12y ago
Glad you enjoyed it. More or less, yes. I've brought on a few contractors at times to help with audio, animation, and a few other things.
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The Poor Man's Voxel Engine(et1337.com)
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The Poor Man's Voxel Engine(et1337.com)
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by et1337 12y ago
For Photoshop, Krita is decent: https://krita.org/
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by et1337 12y ago
Even better: host it on S3 for a few cents per month.
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Sorry, my snarky comment was more aimed at the linux problem of driver installation and configuration complexity, and lack of drivers entirely. I'm way unqualified to comment on the quality of individual drivers.
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I'm running it right now. It's great when it just works, but that's rare in my experience, especially when it comes to video drivers. I'm praying for the light of gaben to descend upon the driver ecosystem and make *nix
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by et1337 12y ago
Did you just espouse Linux hardware support as a paragon of quality? ...wow.
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Show HN: Grepr – an FPS where you are the bullet, created in seven days(et1337.itch.io)
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I've been using the beta. Pretty great so far.
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Shaders: How Do They Work?(et1337.github.io)
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by et1337 13y ago
Check out VsVim. It's pretty solid. http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/59ca71b3-a4a3-...
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by et1337 13y ago
VsVim's implementation is very complete. http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/59ca71b3-a4a3-...
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Show HN: chefdash - realtime DevOps dashboard(sidebolt.github.io)
2 points by et1337 13y ago|0 comments
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by et1337 13y ago
chefdash - a realtime dashboard for launching and monitoring Chef[1] runs. http://i.imgur.com/yLRduJt.jpg You can run Chef simultaneously on all your machines and monitor their output in realtime. We're using it to dep
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by et1337 13y ago
The author never explains why all these features are desirable. Safe object traversal? Sure, reflection is a pain, but how would an improvement in this area bring us into the "future"? Also, I may have misunderstood, but isn'

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