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by hatu 13y ago
tl;dr: Author loves Bitcoin
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by hatu 13y ago
I thought phishing meant fishing for usernames and passwords. This just seems like a run of the mill stupid scam attempt that happens to say Bitcoin instead of dollars.
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Getting started with C# delegates and events in Unity(designoidgames.com)
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Development Blindness(designoidgames.com)
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by hatu 13y ago
Oh come on, way to ruin it. It was a cool little piece of internet archeology.
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by hatu 13y ago
Actually it's quite a surprise to me. They are one of the most profitable entertainment companies ever. I'm not sure what they need the money for, they had hundreds of millions coming in each month from revenue on a team of under
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by hatu 13y ago
Same for me, and if you want to exercise in any way that actually makes a differnce, it's more like 1 hour minimum with packing for the gym, going to the gym, showering, getting back home. Doing a couple of pushups at home doesn't
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by hatu 13y ago
This is toxic advice and I'm glad to see most of HN agrees. Being ambitious is one thing but there's only so much a human mind and body can take. Banging your head against the wall 24 hours a day isn't going to produce better
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by hatu 13y ago
I guess a better title would be "Is the web browser dying". It seems to me like the web is transforming away from the browser into standalone applications that use the underlying architecture. Sure it's still HTTP requests go
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by hatu 13y ago
I did the Audible free trial for a month and you can download through the app instead of streaming. It's worth a try if you're looking for something like that.
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by hatu 13y ago
This is a tough sell. An iPhone screen is not great to read on and to get enough mileage out of this you'd have to read a couple of books a month on it. If I could get something like this on my Kindle which is actually good on your eye
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by hatu 13y ago
Hasn't Audible done this for a long time already?
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by hatu 13y ago
"Your game doesn’t need to be in the iOS App Store or Google Play to be played on mobile devices. That is a huge benefit. Sure, it’s good to have it in both of those stores (and is easy enough to achieve), but the fact that it can be p
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by hatu 13y ago
I pretty much hate it by now. It just acts in a unexpected way and breaks my usual reading experience.
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by hatu 13y ago
Agh, this should definitely be a design anti-pattern. Don't change my browsers functionality. If I wanted smooth scrolling I would find a way to turn it on.
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by hatu 13y ago
I don't think this analogy makes sense. I HAVE flown professionally for 6 years and now I'm jumping through cargo-cult like hoops to show that to a new airline.
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by hatu 13y ago
Square Enix already has these $20 games (old Final Fantasies)
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by hatu 13y ago
I think 2D toolkit is a great asset too, hopefully they got something out of this and will keep on doing good work. But I think what most people are missing is that the real game changing 2D news is the new 2D physics engine (box2d). Doing
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by hatu 13y ago
At least for big game companies iOS is still by far the number one platform. Many high profile games still aren't available on Android, Clash of Clans or Plants vs Zombies 2 or Kingdom Rush Frontiers just to name a few I've been m
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by hatu 13y ago
I'm a bit confused about who is this for. Looking at the examples it's obviously not for making movies, unless you consider a video capture from the Sims to be a movie. What is the goal for this project, who will use it? The only
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by hatu 13y ago
Yeah I wish there was some actual information, now it seems like you're expected to read every book on the list in some order or something? Just searching on Amazon gives you more info.
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by hatu 13y ago
It depends on what you're interested in. If it's creating a engine from scratch then C++ and OpenGL or DirectX but if you just want to start programming games from day 1, I recommend getting the free version of Unity3D.
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by hatu 13y ago
There are plenty of niche mechanical keyboard manufacturers. They even sell these kinds of keyboards as gaming keyboards now so it's not that niche. I got a Ducky which is a Taiwanese company that makes hundreds of different variations
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by hatu 13y ago
How many "X for Y" ideas can you count?
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by hatu 13y ago
Buy your own bag of protein powder, mix in so you get as much as you want.
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by hatu 13y ago
Blog post from 2014: How to create beautiful HTML5 intros to your web page.
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by hatu 13y ago
Very cool! Reminds me of the games I was programming as a teen. Pygame seems like a pretty straight forward framework to easily start seeing things move on the screen which is really important to keep people motivated.
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by hatu 13y ago
Nikola Tesla's top 10 CSS tips Einstein's favorite MVC framework
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by hatu 13y ago
This reads like some bubbly day-time entertainment news piece. "You don’t accomplish all that without some clever productivity tricks." There are so many important things you can write about Turing but this is not one of them.
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by hatu 13y ago
Same for me, but I can see a possible issue with very young users. Re-teaching people who are out of school but never really grasped some math concepts is "easy" compared to providing the whole math curriculum to kids. For me pers

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