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   by feiss 10y ago

   It's really nice, althought you have to like it's syntax.. Google some cheatsheets, will be helpful Its Object Oriented approach it's what many try to emulate in mac/linux. This new hype of improving the CLIs is exciting
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   by feiss 10y ago

   I don't get it. Does array-last* has any sense? If someone needs to include a package for last() so the code is more bugproof and stable, I don't know what to expect in more complex algorithms.. This, like many stuff I see in the
3. 153.▲
   by feiss 10y ago

   Although the first hypothesis looks more plausible.
4. 154.▲
   by feiss 10y ago

   Neat. I always wanted to do a node-based application like this but for statistics and tabular data editing..
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   by feiss 10y ago

   Already answered :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12017668
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   by feiss 10y ago

   I think it's a great choice, it's catchy, short, simple and kind. A perfect fit for a programming language, I love it.
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   by feiss 10y ago

   I agree. They do it the same day they publish a list of the biggest debtors, and 4 days after elections. http://es.reuters.com/article/topNews/idESKCN0ZG1E6
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   by feiss 10y ago

   I remember it had a 2x option, to double the size. Did you try it? Still small? Foobar works for me, it has a small memory footprint and it's very customisable
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   by feiss 10y ago

   I guess you only have superstores around. I just go to the newsagents and buy one for some cents.
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    by feiss 10y ago

    I would say it is not a matter of reducing your stuff to an absolute number, but removing what is really unnecessary and/or redundant, trying to reach a minimum. Before buying anything, I ask myself "do I really need it? can I liv
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    by feiss 10y ago

    What's up with functional languages nowadays? The exists since the dawn of humanity, but they are getting very trendy lately. Is it just my perception? Is it a HN thing? (I've been a reader for just some months)
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    by feiss 10y ago

    For a desktop environment? What do you mean by that?
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Indeed, I installed arch for first time in a Raspberry and the wiki was the perfect guide for setting everything up and installing just the packages I needed, no more. A much more lightweight and neat option than the typical Raspbian distro
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Also, disposable diapers delayed potty training 1 year; cloth diapers help to deal better with it: http://www.thirstiesbaby.com/blog/how-disposable-diapers-hav...
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    by feiss 10y ago

    I always wondered why, after all these years, the only alternatives that remain are wxWidgets and Qt. It's a very common pattern, multiplatform gui programming! and after all this time, we only have 2 choices..
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Hah, thanks a lot. We always thought we had something cool in our hands, but our agendas didn't match and our budget was null.. The worst thing is that since then I lost faith in indie teams, and prefer the solo path, like a lone rider
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Really cool! makes me want to use a calendar app and plan my life! :D
18. 168.▲
    by feiss 10y ago

    Thanks! :) It's a shame we didn't finished it..
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Well done! It's almost the same algorithm I came up with in one sleepless night, 7 years ago. I used it in a game that was not finished: http://feiss.be/games/luxi (shameless Show HN)
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Once you have a minimum income for providing your family with the bare --Baloo-- necessities (rent, food, utility bills..), the pursue of trying to get more and more money is just a way of wasting your time and health. That getting rich is
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    by feiss 10y ago

    https://clara.io/
22. 172.▲
    by feiss 10y ago

    Watching that table makes me think it's about time to start switching to es6
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Cool!! Awesome, thanks for sharing. The bidimensional palette is clever! Congrats for the hard work in your voxel engine.
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Very cool! Do you have any example? It's not very available by hardware nowadays but you can work in indexed by software, or doing the trick you say (that sounds similar to what I do in my library --sorry if I'm wrong, I'm an
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    by feiss 10y ago

    I love indexed mode. I painted a lot with deluxe paint and played with palette rotations and tweaks in Pascal+asm in the old times, it brings me a tear remembering all this. But I love it not only for the nostalgia factor, but also because
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    by feiss 10y ago

    That's cool, but that doesn't interfere with the library main goal: "grafi.js is a library intended for learning about how image processing works"
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    by feiss 10y ago

    I don't understand people complaining with lots of unread emails.. If you didn't read an email from X days ago or older, you won't ever do it. Just mark as read all [unread] mail from X days ago till the beginning of Time, an
28. 178.▲
    by feiss 10y ago

    I've used it about 3 months ago and it didn't feel so buggy. Quite stable and nice, BUT not totally stable, I'm afraid :(
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    by feiss 10y ago

    How about using https://cloud.google.com/storage/ for personal backup (photos, videos, files..)? It seems much less expensive than paying a fee for a big Google Drive. The bandwidth needed for GCStorage would be minimu
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    by feiss 10y ago

    Me too. I just stopped trying to follow any productivity technique time ago, because all of them ask you a minimum of discipline and consistency, and I'm too chaotic for that. So I just try to be responsible and get the job done. (Well