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by huragok 15y ago
I'm sure a show like this would fit in the 5by5 network (5by5.tv)?
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by huragok 15y ago
A way to find/chat with other hackers interested in a particular idea would be nice.
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by huragok 15y ago
I could only imagine how awesome developing .NET apps would be like with Light Table using Project Roslyn or Mono's CSharp compiler-as-a-service.
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by huragok 15y ago
At worst, run it in anonymous browsing mode.
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by huragok 15y ago
Or a FPGA core.
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by huragok 15y ago
That's a major factor why many of my new projects use BrowserID. The upsides are that I don't have to worry about compromised password or verifying email addresses. The downside is that it adds a dependency on Mozilla to keep their service
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Kerbal Space Program [Indie Game](kerbalspaceprogram.com)
4 points by huragok 15y ago|0 comments
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Launch Lessons(blog.cloudlab.io)
1 points by huragok 15y ago|0 comments
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by huragok 15y ago
The terrible art makes the article awesome. Too good.
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by huragok 15y ago
I've just pushed a little fix that allows anonymous users to view documentation at http://cloudlab.io/documentation At the moment, the software is a proof of concept. There is much, much more planned vis-a-vis data formats, APIs and built
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Show HN: cloudlab - numerical processing with javascript & json(cloudlab.io)
12 points by huragok 15y ago|4 comments
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by huragok 15y ago
Try out jQplot ( http://www.jqplot.com/ )
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by huragok 15y ago
In starting a tech company in Australia this year, I don't feel that there were the resources (gov't) or opportunities (networking, events outside Sydney) available to those in the U.S. While there is more of a social safety net in Australi