irrationaljared

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   by irrationaljared 13y ago

   Thank you, that's a good idea.
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   by irrationaljared 13y ago

   Yes, right now the "view-only" link becomes a collaborative album through a boolean set in the database. I'd be happy to create a separate url if you think that would make it more obvious.
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   by irrationaljared 13y ago

   Also I should note that it works well in mobile safari. You can easily bulk upload photos from your mobile phone that way. I'll probably be making it in to a native app as well for the hell of it sometime soon.
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   by irrationaljared 13y ago

   Here's a clickable link: http://www.simpleneat.com
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   Show HN: Dead simple photo sharing

   41 points by irrationaljared 13y ago|54 comments
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   by irrationaljared 14y ago

   I've always been a huge fan of Tetris and for a while now I've thought the core concept would work great on a touch screen where you could literally grab the pieces and position them appropriately. I looked around but there weren't any atte
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   Tetris Reimagined For A TouchScreen (drag pieces with your fingers)(puzzleschool.com)

   5 points by irrationaljared 14y ago|2 comments
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   The Power of Autonomy(jaredcosulich.wordpress.com)

   2 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|0 comments
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   by irrationaljared 15y ago

   clickable link: http://peanutty.org (works in chrome only)
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    Does anyone have an idea for a new level for my teach-people-to-program game?

    2 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|1 comments
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    clickable link: http://peanutty.org
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. I've added in a level that requires a little coding to solve :) http://peanutty.org/#level/a_little_code
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Yea, exactly, that's what I was thinking. Just need to get a little more sophisticated with the levels. I have one in mind to build a tower on a see-saw, so unless you place the blocks perfectly, they'll fall over, making it way more easy i
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Awesome, thanks :)
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Ok, cool. I'll try that. Thanks
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Yea, I was thinking about that. Maybe I'll do that for the next level I build.
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Yea, I can see that. Any thoughts on how to encourage the creation of levels?
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Do you think people will think it's only useful if I want to build a physics-based game? I'd like for people to think of it more just as a fun way to learn how to program, or, if you know how to program already, a fun way to build/solve phy
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    I'm going to make it work in other browsers soon, I just wanted to focus on the product for a bit without having to worry about cross browser weirdness..
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Are you using Chrome? It only works in Chrome.
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Clickable link: http://peanutty.org
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    Ask HN: Does this website make sense?

    15 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|19 comments
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    here's the clickable link: http://peanutty.org
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    Show HN: Learn to code by solving/building angry-bird-like levels with Peanutty

    2 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|1 comments
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    I just launched http://peanutty.org - it's still very raw, but the point is to help people learn how to code. There might not be enough there, but I'd be happy to help you figure out how to code your own levels.
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    Also, the idea is to help people learn how to code by allowing them to create angry-bird-like puzzles first through a drag-and-drop like editor where they see code being generated and then later by them actually writing or just tweaking the
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    This site is very much a work in progress, but would love to get feedback from people on it. I tried to get rid of the worst bugs, but there are probably still a few bad ones out there...
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    Puzzle Mechanics Are Better Than Game Mechanics(jaredcosulich.wordpress.com)

    1 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|0 comments
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    The Joy Of Programming(jaredcosulich.wordpress.com)

    2 points by irrationaljared 15y ago|0 comments
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    by irrationaljared 15y ago

    That's not true at all. As I note in the blog post, sure, it's more likely that what I'm working on right now won't impact that many people, but there's always the chance that what you build will impact millions of people. I've already buil