mdevere

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by mdevere 9y ago
He is Hillary 2.0 and would be a disaster for Democrats.
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by mdevere 9y ago
this guy was AMAZING at maths
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by mdevere 9y ago
probably not with that domain name and andrew ng. much more likely to be a knowledge sharing or collaboration platform or something like that.
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by mdevere 9y ago
btw i would def pay for a pro feature such as that
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by mdevere 9y ago
Ah, just found the deck settings and corrected this. Thanks. I've played around a bit more and have some further feedback. Something that is really key for me: When I create cards, sometimes I want the audio to play on the front, somet
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by mdevere 9y ago
Hi. I actually had it in mind to create something like this myself -- a mobile-first, nicer-designed version of Anki. But it looks like you already started on this, 2.5 years ago. Always the way.. It definitely looks nicer than Anki. It&#x2
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by mdevere 9y ago
why are these articles always so pointlessly long. who wants to read all this meandering tangential bullshit when it can be distilled down into two paragraphs at most.
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by mdevere 10y ago
how does this compare to chess.com ? that site also has a post-game analyse feature which presents alternative lines
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by mdevere 10y ago
damn what a shame
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by mdevere 10y ago
play playstation all day for 30 days
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by mdevere 10y ago
Udacity is awesome and almost entirely free to use. Through Udacity I have learned the basics of computer science, lowish-level web development (python/webapp2), ... then later some more advanced web dev tooling (Gulp, linting, etc.) I
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by mdevere 10y ago
This is an opportunity to MS to reply in kind and demonstrate a sense of humour.
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by mdevere 10y ago
i love it!
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by mdevere 10y ago
lmao. the whole library is worthless then?
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by mdevere 10y ago
seconded
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by mdevere 10y ago
yep, had to reboot
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Ask HN: Anyone have a good map of web technologies?
6 points by mdevere 10y ago|1 comments
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by mdevere 10y ago
i enjoyed his portrayal of steve jobs
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by mdevere 11y ago
That's not a problem, that's a product
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by mdevere 11y ago
Er, what happened here? Parse was a great product.
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by mdevere 11y ago
Sorry for the clickbait title but couldn't resist. This is one of the best videos on game breaking I've ever seen. Hilarious and interesting for anyone remotely interested in how videogame engines are coded.
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Using faster-than-light speed to reach parallel universes in Super Mario 64(youtube.com)
3 points by mdevere 11y ago|1 comments
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by mdevere 11y ago
Ok I'm watching stories now and it's awesome. thanks justin
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by mdevere 11y ago
Amusing that they went for $599. The PS3 was launched at $599 during a much-ridiculed E3 keynote and the price tag was ultimately looked back on as a huge strategic error. The Oculus is a different kettle of fish, of course. But $599 seems
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by mdevere 11y ago
And, might I add, that this business appears to be a net job creator... jobs funded by the 1%.
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by mdevere 11y ago
And the proposition makes way way way more sense than the vanilla Magic.
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by mdevere 11y ago
This honestly looks awesome and easily worth the money.
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by mdevere 11y ago
Have to say, this reads like he's self-deriving micro-economics for the first time. My very simplistic way of looking at this (not having hired anyone myself) is as follows. If the company has a good strategy and is being run well, tha
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by mdevere 11y ago
I'm a big fan of uDacity, which only appears once in that list. For a novice, their 'Intro to Computer Science' course is fantastic, as is the follow-on 'Web Development' course, led by Steve Huffman.
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Ask HN: What is your drive encryption/ file-syncing setup?
1 points by mdevere 11y ago|0 comments

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