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Show HN: Shisetsu – An RPC-Like Protocol on Top of Redis(github.com)
3 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|7 comments
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The Definitive Guide to Making Your Developers Hate You(medium.com)
7 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|0 comments
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Really nice concept. I can see myself using a web email client when I need to move between Mac, Windows, and Linux. Features look promising, however I feel like the UI design is a little dated. It reminds me of Outlook 2005. Perhaps if you
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Ask HN: I know a few high-level languages. Is it still worth learning C++?
4 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|11 comments
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
I've never actually considered using KDE (Plasma in the early days was really laggy), but seeing this posts makes me want to actually try KDE Neon. I guess it's time to dust off the trusty ol' netbook.
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Really nifty! I can see where this is useful if there's no Sound Recorder handy. However, would it be possible to add simple tuning features such as gain/boost, pan, pitch bend, and maybe reverb?
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Also, if KDE is not your cup of tea, you might want to get in touch with the guys over at ElementaryOS ( https://elementary.io/ ). Their Pantheon suite of apps are really nicely designed. I'm sure they'd do great wi
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
On behalf of the regular HN reader community, I apologize that you haven't received any warmer welcome. I know how tough it is to have your startup fail and to even just open up and talk about it with people you don't know. I see
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
That's Angels and Demons feels right there. Almost expecting Tom Hanks to show up.
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Just have to say, that Kickstarter video is hands-down one of the funniest I've seen. Wonder how much they spent on that.
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Unfortunately, Pokemon names being generated are a mess. Too much consonant collision happening, they almost look like totally random strings. The Game of Thrones ones are pretty good though!
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
My work is primarily Python, and only a few months ago I started learning Go. Both of them have their own weak and strong points, and I can't definitively say you should go for one over the other, but these may help you consider: - If
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
For some reason, I found the sample audio unnerving. I don't know. I guess there's also an uncanny valley for synthesized speech?
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Tesseract's Github Readme actually recommends upscaling for better results: https://github.com/naptha/tesseract.js#tesseractrecognizeima... > Note: image should be be sufficiently high resolution. Often, the sa
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
> Why is that? It's because of the mindset. When you consider learning as a chore, it really does become painful and tedious. However, if you consider learning as a hobby, it becomes much easier and much more natural. I had this job
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Quitting Facebook made me a happier, more productive individual(medium.com)
2 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|0 comments
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Channels are inherently FIFO queues. So why not just use the usual `select`/`case` method and cast the `struct` you need into a chan with `make(chan, struct)`? See: https://gobyexample.com/non-blocking-channel-operation
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
This is probably the most gorgeous article I've seen from Quartz yet. I am deeply amazed.
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
This is amazing. Good job, you guys! Gimp, InkScape, and Flowblade won't give Adobe Creative Cloud a run for its money, but it definitely makes the entry cost for getting into digital creativity immensely lower. Excited to try this out
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Novel, but terrible. The reason why the iPod, then iTunes, and now Spotify has gained so much traction is EXACTLY because they let you store all your music together in one place. I can't, for the love of me, imagine wanting to download
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
My favorite part of README.md: Can I run a QuineDB cluster? Well I mean, um.
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
> Hmm, I'm not clear on what you mean by "streaming model" -- I think of "streaming" as the opposite of random access. Right, sorry, I re-read my comment and confused myself too. Seems like it's bad for me t
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
Kenton, thank you for your work on this! I currently use ZeroRPC (which uses protobuf and msgpack) and I was blown away by Cap'n Proto. Really excited to try it out soon! Some questions: - Do you guys have an RPC library written in any
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
So many of these CSS frameworks claiming to be "dead-simple" and "responsive". From the first page of https://www.google.com/search?q=minimal+css+framework , we have Milligram, Pure, Base, MinimalCSS, Bul
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
This is genius. It's even better than No Man's Sky!
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I Took a Smoke Break, and My Code Stopped Working(kixpanganiban.github.io)
2 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|0 comments
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Ackermann Function, Visualized(gfredericks.com)
4 points by kixpanganiban 10y ago|0 comments
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What Convolution Neural Nets Look Like(youtube.com)
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
This is amazing. Just what I need to control my home rig while at work. What security protocols are in place at the moment? Encryption type and so on?
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by kixpanganiban 10y ago
No idea what the hell this is for, but it's strangely relaxing.

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