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by lecarore 6y ago
This is super interesting. Using a tiny programming language for the creature AI is a great idea. I've always wanted to make a simulation of ant-like creatures that take decisions using a simple signal->actions probability matrix th
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by lecarore 6y ago
Maybe add an about section on why you created this, who you are, and why we should trust you with our phone number ?
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by lecarore 6y ago
Just tried with a random stock image, results were not significantly better https://www.leisurepro.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/s...
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by lecarore 6y ago
AFAIK, Show HN posts are supposed to be something the HN crowd can interact with. I think the only meaningful interaction on your website is the order form. The service is interesting but i'm not sure that this is the right place to po
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by lecarore 6y ago
Feels like a solution looking for a problem. As an avid language learner, i really see no need for this, nor could figure out who could have a use for it. Reminds me of google photo auto tagging or google lens, but without any real usefulne
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by lecarore 6y ago
Installed to give it a try. The UI is fine, a bit too flashy imo but that's ok for a game. The game itselft was just not very fun, maybe it's meant to be played by many people at once ? i tried it alone, and it was either an inst
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by lecarore 6y ago
This is just a tool i came up with when needing to show progress via color in another project. It lets you experiment with two colors and generate intermediary colors. Absolutely nothing revolutionary. I just thought this might be of some u
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Show HN: Generate a Pretty Color Scale(color-range-generator.netlify.app)
3 points by lecarore 6y ago|1 comments
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by lecarore 7y ago
I'm using an adblocker because most ads are deceptively trying to push garbage products. And I feel like I've never been offered some valuable information by an ad. Having them push stuffs we want (good and relevant products) it&#
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by lecarore 7y ago
"Quickly enable frictionless authentication for your platforms so you can focus [[on]] building your product." Looks like there's a typo on the first text we read.
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by lecarore 7y ago
I appreciate the fact that this article about JavaScript is still perfectly readable without JavaScript activated.
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by lecarore 7y ago
"it will be easier for you to generate a native mobile-app from your PWA source code using technologies such as Ionic, React Native or Apache Cordova." I believe react native doesn't belong here, it's not browser powered
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by lecarore 7y ago
Oh my you are so right, i browse with adblock and no js normally, the normal experience is quite rough ^^
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by lecarore 7y ago
I'm not sure I'd value his advices at more than entertainment value though, it's half ironic jokes half serious but cynical, and last time I checked he was pushing hard on his quizz product that turns out to be a bit of a rip
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by lecarore 7y ago
I'm impressed by how well this complicated page renders without javascript.
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by lecarore 7y ago
I understand there's already some ruby feature to avoid full page refresh? I'm a js Dev currently working with a ruby backend. Honestly for what we're doing we could have just made a plain old html page and that would have be
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by lecarore 7y ago
He meant "impressive chunk of bash" (.sh) not "of shit"
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by lecarore 7y ago
This worked to transmit "hello world" between my desktop (firefox) and mobile (firefox). Great project :) Of course you need a relatively silent room. This could have many nice applications
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by lecarore 7y ago
I was about to ask the same but then I realised I'm not in the target market. The number of "data noobs" on Linux is probably indeed quite low. Fair enough
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by lecarore 7y ago
It seems obvious in insight but I never used this before. An interesting front end trick, though adding gradient backgrounds is something I avoid as it's mostly eye candy
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by lecarore 7y ago
Opening this on Firefox mobile with js off by default. Half empty page, ok I'll turn js on. Then the scroll just changed on the end of a scrolling swipe, damn that's not user friendly. Like, I tap down, swipe to scroll, and when r
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by lecarore 7y ago
Title feels clickbaity, this is about your options for your own body
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by lecarore 7y ago
Not a big fan of tutorials that start with sponsored links
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by lecarore 7y ago
I really like how they tell the story at the beginning, I felt sorry for an hypothetical piece of legendary code
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by lecarore 7y ago
I don't know how they got that data and how many shortcuts they had to take, but getting this to run smoothly (with load times) on a mobile device is already a serious feat of engineering. It does make the population densities very obv
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by lecarore 7y ago
I guess Oss developers would rather invest their free development time in creating something that's not locked in to one specific platform, and that's why there is nothing fitting your exact requirements?
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by lecarore 7y ago
Thank you for your answer. So if we were to put some restriction on the virtual currency, it would be worthless, and if we didn't it would be used to do money laundering from stolen credit cards?
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by lecarore 7y ago
Jumping ships also forces you to learn new things, it gives you a broader view instead of a deeper view of what is being used at your current company. Staying in a technical position is ok if they makes you happy, better to be an excellent
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Ask HN: Is there a payment processor for 5ct payments?
1 points by lecarore 7y ago|4 comments
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by lecarore 7y ago
Interesting, I'm curious about the impact on wildlife and the way they switch the full nets for empty ones. They imply there's an overflow system in place I'd love to know how that works More info on the company manufactur

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