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by kayoone 13y ago
Pretty excited about this, i just hope it won't cost alot of extra fees, Unity Pro for multiple platforms is already quite an investment.
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by kayoone 13y ago
my bad, i just glanced over his page and info and figured he was a proponent of a healthy lifestyle.
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by kayoone 13y ago
I have two alpha state multiplayer games for sale (c# unity3d), one is Desktop/Browser only, one also has an iOS client. Complete with Client/Server code, tons of assets (arts/sound/music), concepts, videos, Web backend
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by kayoone 13y ago
Tragic and shows that no matter how healthy your lifestyle, life can still end in unexpected ways much too early.
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by kayoone 13y ago
Previous HN discussion a year ago with 200 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5006368
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by kayoone 13y ago
personally i am most excited about the html5 export they announced recently
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by kayoone 13y ago
which is funny, because cryengine and udk were not even in reach for indies just a few years ago. Those have now reacted with dramatic pricing and philosophy changes while unity basically cost the same as they always have. I expect unity to
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Uber now banned in Berlin(translate.google.com)
3 points by kayoone 13y ago|0 comments
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by kayoone 13y ago
Unity runs well with a Scripting approach and for everybody where thats not enough, you can still get the full source license. I think Unity did it quite clever in that the engine itself is c/c++ and all the interfacing with the engine
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by kayoone 13y ago
"Aleynikov was employed for two years, from May 2007 to June 2009, at Goldman at a salary of $400,000.[1] He left Goldman to join Teza Technologies, a competing trading firm which offered to triple his pay.[5]" jeez, those banks p
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by kayoone 13y ago
Can anyone compare this to Xamarin in terms of features/stability/workflow ? Xamarin is .NET/C# which is arguably nicer than Java but its also not too cheap if you just want to play around with stuff.
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by kayoone 13y ago
While i don't agree with this completely there is some truth to it. I ran an accelerator funded gaming startup for 2 years and was obsessed with development and coding. Most of the real CEO work was done on the side without much focus.
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by kayoone 13y ago
Partly unrelated but i have read strong evidence[1] suggesting that the ExpressJS author (TJ) does not even exist as a real person and is an entirely constructed online identity who is portrayed by different people. Not that it matters too
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by kayoone 13y ago
How Dropbox could possibly not expect a shitstorm like this is beyond me.
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by kayoone 13y ago
Why is such a dumb link-baity article on the frontpage? Yeah 500K people get murdered every year, but how about: - How to avoid getting killed in a car accident ? (1.2M yearly worldwide fatalities) - How to avoid heart disease ? (7M deaths)
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by kayoone 13y ago
Still right now if you edit the same file from different locations at the same time you will end up with conflicting copies. I wonder how/if they solved this.
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by kayoone 13y ago
I have read about that but it doesn't seem to work for me ? I still get dozens of old conversations as unread whenever i log onto skype on my phone.
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by kayoone 13y ago
I want the mobile web to succeed as much as the next guy here, i am just talking about the general smartphone using population. But even for me, things like twitter/facebook/youtube are just a better experience in app form.
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by kayoone 13y ago
Reality is that the mobile web experience currently is worse than native mobile apps. No matter how much you want "open", or how much faster your latest web-mobile framework is, right now people still prefer the app experience. Th
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by kayoone 13y ago
They should fix their core business. I loathe skype. Instant messaging on multiple devices is just dreadful as you get all conversations as unread again on any device you log on to skype. The mobile client sucks your battery dry and is supe
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by kayoone 13y ago
Thinking it sucks that tech becomes increasingly easy seems short sighted. That is the main driver of innovation for the future, more people getting involved, easier to work with tech, easier to distribute products. That's a good thing
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Drone Hacked, Crashes, Injures Athlete(kotaku.com)
2 points by kayoone 13y ago|1 comments
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by kayoone 13y ago
Apples and oranges...Coming from a backend developer background i actually found angular pretty easy to pick up. Most of the backend frameworks are much more complex. And angularJS is to be compared with application frameworks, not with a j
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by kayoone 13y ago
Well im not convinced. For one, better skills/more experience doesn't necessarily make you faster, it might even make you slower because you put more effort into things others simply ignore, but the quality will be higher. Anyway,
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by kayoone 13y ago
But that wouldn't change my bottom line at all, i would just work faster/more and need more clients. My clients usually are fine with paying more because they feel that my experience has value vs the next guy who just cobbles toge
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by kayoone 13y ago
"There are two kinds of companies: Those that work to try to charge more and those that work to charge less. We will be the second." Thats works well when your prices are based on 3rd party prices and you can optimize your busines
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by kayoone 13y ago
yeah, how about all those fancy startups that never even think about building a html only version ? At least give google some credit for actually providing this alternative for a decade.
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by kayoone 13y ago
Biggest problem with UDP: No support at all in modern browsers without plugin. So when doing web games, you can't really get around using Websockets which are TCP based.
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by kayoone 13y ago
they would probably have AI drivers by now :)
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by kayoone 13y ago
Is that old footage ? Just wondering because it portrays his second wife Talulah Riley, but (german) wikipedia states they have been divorced for 2 years already.

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