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hipjiveguy
8y ago
totally agree on maximized windows and spaces - I run 3 monitors, and use neither
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
I for one think this looks great! Keep up the good work and don't get discouraged!
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
So, you got lucky and found your soul mate when you were young, correct? Not everyone is so lucky. For some, they don't find them til they're in their 30s, 40s, or sadly never. You wouldn't have been the same without her, so
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
So ultimately, you think your parents forcing you to take lessons was good for you? My son is in that zone - kind of likes, kind of hates taking lessons. But I feel parents have to push their kids to do something to understand that applying
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
wander is awesome - i spent over an hour playing this great game... very nice!
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hipjiveguy
8y ago
word
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hipjiveguy
9y ago
hey.... seems like this 404s now - do you have an updated link?
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hipjiveguy
9y ago
wow!
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hipjiveguy
9y ago
well the answer of course is to let some greater intelligence decide this for you. Something greater than humans. AI? Let data and algorithms that aren't influenced by emotions decide? I'm not denying science, and how it improves
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
cool! So why are you doing this? to sell them? and where did you get metric tons of lego?
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
yeah i'd love to know more - just how you make money. Ads? IAP? Percentage breakdown and genre, and dev platform ... Thanks!
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
Thanks for the claudiajs link - that's nice and tons of examples too!
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
Spot on!
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
So how many apps would this be?
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hipjiveguy
10y ago
rarely do i laugh out loud reading the web, but you got me ;-) very very true!
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hipjiveguy
11y ago
Yeah hammerspoon rocks and is very lightweight and easy to use... This simple example shows how powerful it is for automation: http://www.hammerspoon.org/go/#simplemenubar -- Creating a simple menubar item -- Lot
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hipjiveguy
11y ago
I totally agree - Hammerspoon rocks! I'm using it to build both an Alfred/Clipboard/anysearch replacement, and a way to move the mouse around the screen using VI like keystrokes!
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hipjiveguy
11y ago
i'm interested... i looked at your site, but didn't see any more info on it... thanks!
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hipjiveguy
11y ago
wow... this is super cool.. thanks for the links!
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hipjiveguy
12y ago
true... they don't care about you... they're capitalists, focusing on business. They're a corporation focusing on ROI. If only a company would focus on the government, or needy so well.
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hipjiveguy
12y ago
I think you'd have more success if you twist your games a wee bit, and try and turn them educational. That way you'd be able to put them in the educational category, where this guy who has similar word styles games as yours, is do
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hipjiveguy
14y ago
what's that tablet thing that the lady has in the front page video? Looks cool!
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hipjiveguy
14y ago
how does this compare with haXe (haxe.org)? I see that it's billed as a "C++ code generator" and as a "scripting engine".... Does it generate C++ code that I could use without Felix afterwards?
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hipjiveguy
14y ago
super idea.... if this doesn't make you $$$, and make it so anyone who's an expert in something can sell what they know, then there's something really really wrong with... something ;-)