lemmings19

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Solving My Social Problem, with Software(medium.com)
2 points by lemmings19 9y ago|0 comments
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by lemmings19 9y ago
I wanted a way to find people to work on game projects with. Ideally, people who shared the same interests in games. So I made a site to find both. It's my first solo project and I've learned a whole lot along the way. Now I get t
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Show HN: nubbl – find fellow gamers and game devs(nubbl.com)
1 points by lemmings19 9y ago|1 comments
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by lemmings19 9y ago
I have a counter-perspective to provide: Many of the points you've raised are moot outside of large corporate environments and projects. It is likely that the commenter has root access to all of the things you mention and touches them
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by lemmings19 9y ago
I've only ever heard one person ever mention KLOC's, and they were in their 60's nearly a decade ago. They were explaining how people were using it as a measurement of work done in the 80's, and what a terrible idea it w
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by lemmings19 9y ago
I disagree and think the machine has less overhead. Yes there is a large cost upfront to develop and manufacture it. But once the machine has been designed and tested, it will never have to be designed again. Design is a one time cost. Once
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by lemmings19 9y ago
These are great! Thanks a lot for sharing.
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by lemmings19 9y ago
Does anyone know of similar articles to this that they like and wouldn't mind sharing? I always find these perspectives and retrospectives useful and interesting. Different people always point out different things, because everyone&#x2
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by lemmings19 9y ago
Read the comments of that post. They're a painful confirmation of what the author is saying.
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by lemmings19 9y ago
Certainly if you live in a city, money is everything. Without it, you are homeless and wondering where you'll sleep next or what you'll eat. Where to shower, how you'll find work, get your hair cut, and so on. All of these th
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by lemmings19 10y ago
You suggest making absolutely no compromises in order to move technology forward? Not everything we do is without question; we do some pretty dumb stuff. Why not improve our systems where it makes sense to?
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by lemmings19 10y ago
If you take the process they outline and memorize it, you're rid of having to carry around something physical. You can still store the formula somewhere safe in case you forget it or something happens to you. You might be surprised how
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by lemmings19 10y ago
That's awesome, I didn't know this was happening! Would have backed it otherwise. Hopefully they have the budget to have it nice and polished before release.
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by lemmings19 10y ago
I doubt you.
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by lemmings19 10y ago
I bought a higher end Lenovo in 2014 before carrying it around the world for a year while backpacking. It has by far had the best real-world performance of any laptop I've interacted with. (Model: T440s) The keyboard is a dream, the to
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by lemmings19 10y ago
High DPI refers to a high pixel density. High resolution refers many pixels. If I have one million pixels on a 10cm by 10cm screen, and one million pixels on a 100cm by 100cm screen, they both have the same resolution because they both have
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by lemmings19 10y ago
It looks like we agree that attacks are not helpful, but freedom of expression can be. I appreciate that the majority of people in this forum express their opinions in a highly productive manner void of animosity, as you've just demons
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by lemmings19 10y ago
I do not. There is enough of it elsewhere on the web, it's nice to be somewhere relatively free of it for a change. The conversations that occur here generally seem much more structured.
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by lemmings19 11y ago
The last two paragraphs are in reference to a separate trial. More info on that trial: https: //en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TGN1412
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by lemmings19 11y ago
Here is more information on the trial mentioned in the last two paragraphs: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TGN1412
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by lemmings19 13y ago
Wait, you mean it's not for personal enjoyment?!