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How Luke Hodorowicz Banished Sim City(showmethegames.com)
1 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments
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The History of 3D Studio(cgpress.org)
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by jasim 10y ago
Very well put. I've been tackling a similar problem with my product Protoship UIPad - "Find the optimal HTML and CSS for an image". By optimal I refer to code that a skilled developer would write themselves and will be happy
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by jasim 10y ago
Webflow is the best all-in-one tool out there. There is also Sketch, which is a vector design tool that shines at designing user interfaces. And unlike Photoshop, it is extremely friendly to the web - if you can do something in Sketch, that
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Design to Code with Protoship UIPad(medium.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
WebStorm has both Intellisense-like autocomplete and word completion. Its "Jump to definition" helped me become a better programmer because jumping into library code became a habit - be it Ruby or Javascript (I use RubyMine). They
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by jasim 10y ago
I daresay not. The problem was that unless we're talking hardcore science/engineering, there is always a political shade to things that affect the real world. But as a non-american, I wouldn't have minded if the experiment co
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24 Days of PureScript(gist.github.com)
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The Implicit Assembly Line (2008)(ravimohan.blogspot.com)
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Refactoring Sketch files(medium.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
There is a rather strong quote by the German dramatist Bertolt Brecht that for me drives home the point of how economics and politics are inseparable. “The worst illiterate is the political illiterate, he doesn’t hear, doesn’t speak, nor pa
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by jasim 10y ago
> The process of Baking is what makes a Bread a bread. Says who? The dictionary? It can change. You forget that language is a social construct, and like it or not, India is a country of a billion people with a different cultural context
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by jasim 10y ago
Only if you believe that there is a canonical definition of bread, which refers to the things made out of wheat flour, whose only acceptable meaning is what the western hemisphere thinks of as bread. Dosa, Appam, and Idiappam are breads, ev
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Mail Markup Language, the Back Story(mailmarkup.org)
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Pelles C(smorgasbordet.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
You might enjoy the experience reports at Erowid. https://erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Mushrooms.shtml
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Shady Tactics in Our Midst(ianlandsman.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
This was used by Flipboard for their Duplo algorithm which creates plausible layouts for web content. They used Perlin Noise to create variations between pages to create an 'organic' sense to the algorithmically generated layouts.
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by jasim 10y ago
https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault - backs up your gmail account to a local db, and lets you restore it to another account.
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The $4M complaint call(inc.com)
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React and Immutability: a bad combination(medium.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
I have been working on a product with my cofounder for around 18 months; spent around six months of this doing consulting to keep the lights on. Released a few early videos, gauged interest, but had to keep fending off users who wanted the
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by jasim 10y ago
And it is incredibly hard to predict the future. So I just try to engineer things forcefully for only today's needs. And instead of future-proofing, I try to make it easily comprehendible. Make their intentions as explicit as possible.
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by jasim 10y ago
I think Richard Bird's Thinking Functionally with Haskell will be an excellent book to learn programming without having access to a computer. It'll teach him how to think about programs as a set of simple equations, and also clear
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Problems of JavaScript and how BuckleScript solves it(bloomberg.github.io)
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Brief History of Haskell(futurelearn.com)
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by jasim 10y ago
The plot is thickening. I'm here: > Which was when someone decided to bluff the project, sign it for the budget the client was willing to pay, force DEC to accept whatever solution we came up with, and then hire me to make it all wo
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by jasim 10y ago
What if you also wanted to know who supplied those bolts, when, and which other parts use that same bolt?
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by jasim 10y ago
The fact that it is a pseudo-free piece of software is one of the biggest reasons for its success (apart from its blazing speed and the rugged, minimalist engineering aesthetic). People just get used to the occasional nag screen as a sort o
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How to Build a Successful YouTube Gaming Channel (2014)(careymartell.com)
1 points by jasim 10y ago|0 comments

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