jamesflorentino

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Turning Abstract Ideas into Coherent Products(medium.com)
5 points by jamesflorentino 9y ago|0 comments
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by jamesflorentino 13y ago
This is just my personal opinion but I'd take away gaming from my life if I were in your shoes. Actually, I WAS in your shoes once. I was addicted to gaming and would spend hours and hours in front of my laptop or xbox 360 trying to re
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New Bitcoin exchange in the Philippines could set the stage for wider adoption(techinasia.com)
10 points by jamesflorentino 13y ago|3 comments
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Prototype Android apps using HTML, CSS and JavaScript(jaunesarmiento.me)
106 points by jamesflorentino 13y ago|20 comments
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
That's crazy. I had to open it up in TOR to see the actual site. Could it be my ISP?
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Am I the only here who's seeing "Domain Parked with Instra"?
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I'm not exactly sure what's new on this page, but his articles about game design and path finding were huge help to me when I was starting out in game development.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I think maruku would be a better alternative than markdown. Currently you cannot make a table of contents inside your gist. But overall, I find this extremely handy. Thanks for contributing this to the open source community.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I think I was more interested in the iOS game demo in the video than the rant post itself. That was smooth as butter.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Looks good but this wouldn't fit into the modern-day front-end developer workflow. I'm talking about companies who use pre-processors like SASS, LESS, Stylus, CoffeeScript, Jade, HAML, etc. As for live code-editing feature, you can already
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I'm quite saddened that certain people in HN have lost their sense of humor.
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Social-video eyewear project on Kickstarter, cancelled(kickstarter.com)
1 points by jamesflorentino 14y ago|0 comments
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I honestly did not see that coming. I was a regular user of meebo way back in 2006-2008 but I don't have a solid recollection as to why I left (now using imo.im). I can only assume that the acquisition has something to do with Google Plus.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
It does make sense though that companies might be looking for someone who has developed a sense of judgment over the years. Similar to how fathers (responsible ones) become less naive on decision-making as the family's dependency on him gro
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I think he meant that in terms of changing how the world sees and uses something. Jobs wanted computers to be accessible for families and the general public and he was quite successful (iPhone alone is a huge success). Elon is trying to do
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
The way mr. Musk voices his mind reminds me heavily of Steve jobs. Both wanting to change the world for the better. The only difference is that Elon is an engineer as well as an entrepreneur which makes him hard to dislike. On a side note,
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I can't imagine managing an open-source project as big as Linux. Therefore, I cannot judge Linus' way of voicing out his mind. But if there is one advantage I see from the way he does it is that it drives careless and willfully ignorant peo
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
This reminds me of those naive individuals wanting to develop games without knowledge whatsoever in the engineering and programming aspect of building one. Beat me up, scotty.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
This is gonna be a pain in the arm for photoshoppers. But i'm interested to see this technology grow into popularity. I can't believe we're actually having something like this in our time. 20 years ago, you can only see stuff like these in
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
This looks great. I suppose this will help a lot of class rooms in poorer countries.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
For people wondering why Linus said "You are a moron" to a particular user named "Joseph": The comment he was replying to was deleted. https://github.com/pirtlj in one of his comment, "I did not realizes that Linus' shit does not stink. T
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Sadly a lot of folks are still stuck with Internet explorer. I still make it to a point to make my web app work at least in IE8 and above and make it seamless as possible. What I would do is that I'd give users with old browsers a plain ver
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Hehe, I suppose that someone who's mastered the art of design is called a White(space) Knight. And someone who's mastered programming is called an Internet Sorcerer.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Unfortunately, there will always be a multi-classing penalty of sort. (I'm one of those people who code and design for web development, but masters neither.) For design, I've learned that the essential trait is to set one's mindset and phil
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CreateJS - A suite of JavaScript libraries and tools for HTML5.(createjs.com)
3 points by jamesflorentino 14y ago|0 comments
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
I'm currently working on a browser based game and I found http://easeljs.com/ to be greatly useful.
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by jamesflorentino 14y ago
Nice work! I just wanna share that CoffeeScript has been pretty helpful to me for rapid client-side JavaScript and NodeJS development. Much thanks to the Jeremy and the CoffeeScript team.
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by jamesflorentino 15y ago
I've also been a Windows user for more than 10 years but just recently switched to OSX (May 2011) because I was migrating from Flash Development to HTML5/JavaScript. It seems that most of the tools for web development in general are more co
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by jamesflorentino 15y ago
Try this one: https://gist.github.com/1747707 It basically uses the toDataURL() method to get the image data of the canvas.
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by jamesflorentino 15y ago
Heh. Correct. It does not equate to the mastery of being knowledgable in scientific facts. (Though it helps sometimes when dealing with irrational people.) But I humbly think the most important aspect of being scientifically literate is tha

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