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by kenamarit 15y ago
I think I understand what you're saying...The site (say of a bunch of indie web series, for example) acts as a production company that deals with all the logistics of getting the work distributed to venues where one would actually watch the
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by kenamarit 15y ago
I myself am one of the statistics mentioned in the article. I studied comp sci for two years then switched to a BFA. Still, it's so much easier to find work as a programmer so that's what I do. Yes, engineering is hard. It is much easier
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by kenamarit 15y ago
I'm glad there are other film/tv people on the board sharing their perspective. Before I started writing code for a living, I used to work in post production in NYC on reality tv shows and also in the past on films, docs, and also at more a
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by kenamarit 15y ago
For me, the physicality of the book, the object itself, serves as a reminder of the knowledge gained from reading it. When I can easily browse my bookshelf in actual physical three dimensional space, it's easier for me to move backwards and
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A snapshot of our times(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by kenamarit 15y ago|0 comments
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by kenamarit 15y ago
Embarrassed to still be on Godaddy when I vowed to move away a few years ago. And timing is unfortunate. I just paid them lots of $$ to renew everything. Still, biting the bullet and (finally) transferring everything over now.
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by kenamarit 15y ago
Agreed. It's hard to switch gears from being head deep in back end code to thinking about and approaching a problem in terms of design. Maybe if you can spend one day coding and the next designing... Unless I'm working for myself I find I
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The Visible Apps of the Free Market(nytimes.com)
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by kenamarit 15y ago
I disagree, I think HAML is so much easier to read. It's easier to see nested blocks and where everything lies. I even started nesting my html when I go back to update old projects in order to look more like haml.
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Arms and Armor—Common Misconceptions and Frequently Asked Questions(metmuseum.org)
2 points by kenamarit 15y ago|0 comments
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by kenamarit 15y ago
I liked the article, though I do think he over-generalizes a diverse subculture full of both crusading, idealistic boys and girls as well as truly despicable characters. Regardless it does put into words ideas and feelings we have all had f
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Unlocked iPhone 4S now for sale(pcmag.com)
1 points by kenamarit 15y ago|0 comments
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Cinder: open-source creative C++(libcinder.org)
151 points by kenamarit 15y ago|22 comments