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6y ago
So I own a domain that is very similar to a ballet company for children in Florida and once, a mid-sized CEO emailed me PDF images with credit card details! I tried reaching out, but my email was probably ignored because they thought it was
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ldd
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I just wanted to make it to the top of Hacker News. I submitted plenty of my projects, but none hit the mark. So hopefully once before I turn 35 I have a project that makes it to the top. But if not, eh. I'll be al right. Just like the
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ldd
6y ago
Oh, D3.js is awesome, and all the cool visualizations that I saw over the years makes me glad it exists. Let's share our creations here! Here's mine: a tech tree using D3.js made many years ago: https://github.com/
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ldd
6y ago
I second this. Please add a license!
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6y ago
awesome!
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Do you have a link? Ironically, trying to good for `ff-dice` or `pngff` sends me back to this thread!
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6y ago
I use imagemagick to split spritesheets into single images for games that I make[0]. More than 1 gamedev has saved countless of hours thanks to it, so I 100% hope it never breaks. [0]: https://gist.github.com/ldd/9b576b
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6y ago
This may be a bit of a tangent, but does anyone know how to implement a redux-like pattern in C#? I think i've seen clean implementations in F#, but not in C#. The only thing that prevents me from fully embracing Unity is not knowing h
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ldd
6y ago
I've been developing a game full-time for the past few months. I've sort of thought about how my journey will end. In the meantime, I got to write a couple of VSCode extensions that are used at least by some people and React depen
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6y ago
I understand that, in some sense, this may be true. But notice that it doesn't say that not being grumpy is a recipe for failure. I personally prefer to be good-tempered and not grumpy, and I am rarely in a bad mood. I call this dog ph
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6y ago
great! Paradoxically, I do need to start using twitter to market my game, but I dread spending time on that site. I'll probably try to only go there once a week. Social media is weird.
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ldd
6y ago
twitter.com##[aria-label="Timeline: Trending now"] twitter.com##[aria-label="Relevant people"] I use those rules on uBlock origin. let me know if it helps!
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6y ago
aha! covering npm packages makes sense. I briefly forgot that I hadn't publish that one on npm. I wonder if vscode extensions are published on npm... umm... I'm glad you have all those future features planned. As for testing, I th
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6y ago
Does this include typescript projects? i couldn't find my own.[0] Also, I can see my two most popular packages ( 40 stars[1] and 14[2] respectively), and I've realized that not updating them frequently probably hurts. The thing is
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ldd
6y ago
Thanks! The only thing that worried me is that Facebook sees me as someone with "Close friends of Women with a Birthday in 7-30 days" That just sounds sleazy.
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6y ago
Gotcha. I'd honestly also would want this, but I don't see an easy way of implementing it. It sort of makes me wonder how xpath queries work and what algorithms are used. At face value, for certain JSON files, it is probably possi
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ldd
6y ago
So, I don't really understand. but! Suppose you have a JSON file like this: [ { "a": 1, "b": 2 }, { "a": 5, "b": 6 }, ] what exactly do you want
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ldd
6y ago
Great feature request. I've been there. I'll look into it for sure!
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I made a VSCode extension for jq[0], so I really like when people see the power of jq. I should probably update it with a couple of life improvements now that I think about it. [0]: https://github.com/ldd/vscode-jq
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> “Lee. Got more name. Lee papa family name. Call Lee.” “I’ve read quite a lot about China. You born in China?” “No. Born here.” Samuel was silent for quite a long time while the buggy lurched down the wheel track toward the dusty valley
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ldd
6y ago
I commented elsewhere, but I made a quick quirky game with full source code using LiveView. [0]: https://hn.lddstudios.com/ [1]: https://github.com/ldd/hn_comments_game/ Not to share my views or any
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I had an excellent week with Elixir building a really silly game: https://hn.lddstudios.com/ MIT Licensed. Source: https://github.com/ldd/hn_comments_game
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6y ago
Most likely! Then again, modern CSS is pretty awesome. Not flawless, but so much better than 10 years ago.
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great point about #000. I didn't think about OLEDs. I also followed the same recipe: I copied all things that changed `color` or `background` and tried as best as possible to change the minimum possible to get a dark mode. Anyways, reg
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Did you try my latest solution? https://pastebin.com/CKy4HQXE [I'm not parent] let me know what you think ;D
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awesome! yeah, the first couple of versions I posted had issues with dead links, and textareas. Anyways, if @dang permits, we can start a github repo for this, until all the little issues are fixed. I just hope he sees that all of this can
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And just in case 28 was too much, here's an improved version in 10 lines of CSS: https://pastebin.com/dT4KKt3s
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I replied to the top post, but just in case, here is my idea It uses prefers-color-scheme and 28 lines of CSS: https://pastebin.com/4JYbSi5F
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I did just that in this pastebin[0]. we can even start a github repo, if anyone feels so inclined to do so [0]: https://pastebin.com/4JYbSi5F [edit: shorter, fixed top bar version: https://pastebin.com/dT4KK
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minimal CSS to add (nothing to remove): https://pastebin.com/4JYbSi5F [edit]: fixed, shorter version: https://pastebin.com/dT4KKt3s [edit 2: fixed textarea, dead links: https://pastebin.com/
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