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kilian
16y ago
Very cool tech demo, however inversing the up/down transformation would make it feel proper 3d, as in that the box "remains the same" while you move your iPad, giving the illusion that it's in the iPad.
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kilian
16y ago
You should contact me, email in my profile :)
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16y ago
Interesting, I subscribed.
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16y ago
Thanks :) I have so many things I still want to add! Alas, the time for side projects is always limited.
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16y ago
My latest side project is http://laserey.es , a webapp that you drag photo's onto, finds your eyes and draws lasers from them. There's an email and twitter on that site for contact :)
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16y ago
A number of years ago I build a grid drawing tool as a jQuery plugin, it's still available here: http://gridbuilder.kilianvalkhof.com/ Might be useful to other people developing locally/designing in the browser like I do.
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Ender.js - The open submodule library
(dustindiaz.com)
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kilian
16y ago
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16y ago
I just ordered a .so domain, which is Somalia. I wouldn't trust that country's government with a quarter, but a domain name seems like am okay deal. The site is actually better than the dutch registrar authority's... http://soregistry.so/
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16y ago
In a way. Redshift was made before there was a GUI version of f.lux for linux, in dec. 2009, while I released the linux GUI for f.lux in june 2010. Before both there was just a command line app for f.lux on linux.
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Design Hacks for the Pragmatic Minded
(warpspire.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
There is a cough awesome* version of f.lux for Linux too: http://stereopsis.com/flux/linux.html ;) *disclaimer, I'm the author of the gui
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16y ago
I really, really need to get this fixed, we're in the middle of selling a web-based ipad app to a very large client, utilizing the local caching. This is a terrible bug for me :(
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16y ago
If Twitter wants cool apps, it better get around to building/supporting/documenting the @anywhere-to-oauth bridge, something Facebook (js-api to oauth) has had for a long, long time.
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16y ago
The only thing I know about Fahrenheit is that -40C == -40F. Furthermore, Good case for Fahrenheit being more intuitive. The same points can be made for Celcius though, so the whole point is moot.
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16y ago
Maybe they can do this for their printers, too... ;)
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16y ago
Ha! Too cool Chris, I had no idea you were in YC W11. Too cool to see it go so well with Like.fm :)
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16y ago
I'm 22, and I think we have the same watch. I wear it merely as a fashion statement, and indeed to quickly check the time. That's it. Mine plays pong as an easter egg though.
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16y ago
Well, that explains my unanswered support emails! Sorry to hear this guys, Djangy was a good service and I'm sad to see it go.
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16y ago
I can understand all the complains about the facebook api, and they're all very valid, but my use of the facebook javascript API's have been relatively easy, to be honest. The documentation is far from ideal, and you have to figure stuff ou
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16y ago
We work in a 3 person team max, and run a project management tool/CRM next to it (apollo) so there is no need to do communication via special protocols. We tried a bunch of them and it just doesn't work for small teams. We live in GIT anywa
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16y ago
a plain text TODO file within the repository of each project, together with a plain text TODO file in my dropbox that gets synced everywhere. Works very well.
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16y ago
Clicking the link I was hoping for a "get shit done" type of manifesto, i.e. "Stop complaining things are impossible, and try, fail and try until you succeed", not a "You shouldn't be doing this, but if the client's paying, what the hey!?"
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16y ago
I like how it implements "418 I'm a teapot" as well :)
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Httpstat.us: API for generating different HTTP codes.
(httpstat.us)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I'm indeed hesitant about it (never done it before) but thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it and will definitely take a shot at it.
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16y ago
Aw :( Thats something I don't want. Do you happen to know how I can improve detection of faces with dark skin?
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16y ago
That's the cent sign. It's close, but not quite, the euro sign: € (on my keyboard: right alt + 5)
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16y ago
What browser/os are you using?
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16y ago
I like this idea, I'll see what I can do :)
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16y ago
It's obviously still beta, functionality is still missing and updating an app gives problems (it takes a while and your site is offline for a bit). The guys are super helpful though, and it's very stable and fast. So yes, I would recommend
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