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by jawngee 13y ago
There's a whole field called creative computing that is chock full of these types of unicorns. Memo Atken is one, http://memo.tv/ John Maeda etc.
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by jawngee 13y ago
I live half the year in Vietnam, half the year in NYC. I'm mildly frugal, but Vietnam still runs me about $2K a month, $1.2k if I don't leave my apartment. NYC, a frugal month costs me $3.5k. SE Asia is cheap, but its not as cheap as peop
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by jawngee 14y ago
> Just look at the yacht he designed without Jonathan Ive's collaboration. Philippe Starck designed the yacht.
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by jawngee 14y ago
And just for the record I have a few flagship apps in the app store with millions of active users Source please. because your toolset is from yesterday and their's is from tomorrow This is why I don't believe your first
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by jawngee 14y ago
slaps forehead repeatedly I love Parse, but their iOS devs ... I don't know what the hell they were smoking when they designed their iOS SDK. It's so poorly designed, that they've now introduced this horrible kludge to do something that
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by jawngee 14y ago
I love the shit out of this site. I use it all the time. Happy to see it's from HNers. I have nothing constructive to add, other than I prefer this to HipMunk.
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by jawngee 14y ago
They have jalapeno's in Vietnam. There are quite a few plantations there.
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by jawngee 14y ago
Weird, I grew up in Minneapolis, but now am in NYC and live half the year in Vietnam. No Huy Fong brand sriracha in Vietnam though.
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Draw in the air with a 3D printing pen(newstatesman.com)
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by jawngee 14y ago
I think it depends on how you "grew up" as a developer. Being "raised" in a Windows(tm) and OSX environment, alt-tabbing is a natural process, where maybe coming from an terminal/xwindows existence you are accustomed to the screen being ca
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Soft Shadow Mapping With WebGL(codeflow.org)
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by jawngee 14y ago
Not only that, but an OOP version of Pascal created by Apple with input from Niklaus Wirth. I love Pascal. Clean, concise, rigid, fast. Haven't touched it in 10 years though.
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by jawngee 14y ago
XCode is all command-line based too. https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Darwi...
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by jawngee 14y ago
I'm sure you're not using a closed source binary anywhere in your day to day usage of computing devices.
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by jawngee 14y ago
I'm pretty sure Installous shut down from lack of use, which doesn't give much credence to your fears.
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by jawngee 14y ago
XCode and (Snow) Leopard? No such luck. You can compile for Leopard and Snow Leopard by dragging the appropriate SDKs into /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/
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How to prepare for the iOS 6.1 untethered jailbreak(idownloadblog.com)
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by jawngee 14y ago
The term Third World doesn't really mean anything any more. It originally meant that a country was not-aligned with NATO, and was neutral towards communism and capitalism. It just so happened that the countries on that list tended to be
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by jawngee 14y ago
I don't work for them, or am associated with them in anyway other than being a customer, but I did get an unlock through them: http://applenberry.com/ Was flawless, though I did have to buy a nano sim from T-Mobile to make it all happen.
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by jawngee 14y ago
It's certainly best in class in touch parallax and mediocre usability.
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by jawngee 14y ago
So by your logic, Android is the McDonald's.
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by jawngee 14y ago
Dude, fiber in Vietnam is a huge misnomer . You think you're going to get > 20mbps on that new fangled fiber? Good luck getting top shelf DSL speeds. I had fiber in HCMC. It was a joke.
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by jawngee 14y ago
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. That applies here.
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by jawngee 14y ago
As someone who builds app for big brands (Conde Nast, Nike, Porsche, etc.) I will not use this, despite any desire to actually do so. Why? You're shipping me a binary only. I want the source. I don't want to wait for you to fix some shit
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by jawngee 14y ago
I don't think he's saying it should stop. If the system becomes log jammed with cases there would be an obvious prioritization and you would see the nonsense we saw with the Schwartz case be a non-issue.
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by jawngee 14y ago
They're the same image sizes we use today. And it was instantaneous, or relatively so in comparison to Photoshop 3 - which couldn't edit the images at all due to size. We would have to use a plugin to work on parts of an image most times.
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by jawngee 14y ago
Stop bending semantics to fit your binary view point. Instant in this case means you move the brush and it distorts as you move the brush. No parallax, no beach ball waiting for it to do the computation. It happened as you moved it. It w
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by jawngee 14y ago
As someone that used it, it did indeed have all of those features. Sorry to burst your bubble. As for resolution independence, what they mean is that all of the operations and manipulations you performed were resolution independent. If yo
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by jawngee 14y ago
I used to use live picture back in the day. It was pretty amazing, but we never really fit it into our workflow because we were a very heavy digital shop and photoshop still had a leg up in a few areas (this was a digital pre-press and mul
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by jawngee 14y ago
There is also: https://github.com/robbiehanson/CocoaHTTPServer This works on Cocoa an iOS and supports: - Built in support for bonjour broadcasting - IPv4 and IPv6 support - Asynchronous networking using GCD and standard soc

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