meesterdude

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   by meesterdude 6y ago

   For what i'm after, 3D is the only way to go. I'm building it in unity so you can store markdown, webpages, video and images within 3D space and relate them to each other. (so not really a tool for visualizing a production DB or a
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   by meesterdude 6y ago

   I'm building a 3D database that lets you explore graph and relational data that you've created. For research or creating your own mind palaces - you can freely join & filter collections of information. But it's more like
3. 93.▲
   by meesterdude 6y ago

   spreadsheets are the bees knees. I'm building a video game inspired by excel - a bit of a different take on the concept of a "3d spreadsheet"
4. 94.▲
   by meesterdude 6y ago

   A casual "game" that lets you organize information (text, pictures, video, webpages) within a 3D building, allowing you to browse and jump in/out of different contexts easily.
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   by meesterdude 6y ago

   wow great collection of names to checkout!
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   Tell HN: My car is unlocked by jacket jiggle

   2 points by meesterdude 6y ago|2 comments
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   by meesterdude 6y ago

   Wrapbook | Software Engineer (mid,senior,lead) | REMOTE (USA/Canada) | Full-time Wrapbook is a payment processor for the entertainment industry, digitizing a manual, paper based process. Our Stack is Ruby on Rails, postgres DB, stimulu
8. 98.▲
   by meesterdude 6y ago

   $28,538.81 per organization, per day. :)
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   by meesterdude 6y ago

   thanks - corrected
10. 100.▲
    by meesterdude 6y ago

    thats an average of 10,416,666.67, or $10.41 Million per organization
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Can confirm - i've retweeted some of the recent "hang mike pence" related tweets. The great thing, that this title doesn't clarify, is that a lot of the trending tweets (at least of recent, and what i RT) are not promoti
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Wrapbook | Software Engineer (mid,senior,lead) | REMOTE (USA/Canada) | Full-time Wrapbook is a payment processor for the entertainment industry, digitizing a manual, paper based process. Our Stack is Ruby on Rails, postgres DB, stimulu
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Jquery is great for manipulation, and https://stimulus.hotwire.dev/ is a great way of structuring javascript and helps prevent spaghetti of Jquery & JS.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    > Every problem jQuery solved has been standardized into native javascript Some problems, sure. Every problem? I think that's a stretch. Jquery still has it's applicability and can in some cases lead to simpler code.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    I'd agree regarding the $1000 monitor stand not being targeted - but they're wireless headphones - Apple sells consumer electronics. of course they're targeted, at least for desirability (not so much price point) And my reply
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    meanwhile the last time the federal minimum wage was raised was in 2009, to $7.25 an hour. At that rate, you'd need to work ~76 hours to afford these headphones. From a company that priced a monitor stand at $1000, this is at least mor
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    While I don't think Vitamin D is a covid cure - I think it's appalling that Youtube has banned anything that discusses vitamin D and covid. Especially when there is so much science behind it, and so much more that we need to do to
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Is there an upper limit to the number of classes you can train it to detect?
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    Louis Rossmann's Repair Wiki(wiki2.rossmanngroup.com)

    4 points by meesterdude 6y ago|0 comments
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    wow that's so clever and simple! Love it.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    I felt like everything was at least tolerable up until I read this: > In a particularly memorable example, a few years ago the Samoan islands wanted to be on the other side of the international date line to get the same weekends as their
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Do you just eat a plate of supplements? That seems like a lot to take every day.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    I'd love to see some facts to backup these claims around "not allowed to", otherwise this is just armchair speculation. I get the premises of why these could be denied by regulating bodies, but as I'm writing a book rele
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Interesting read. I've seen a component based rails architecture work wonders for cleaning up a codebase and allowing for the benefits of a SOA encapsulation while still keeping everything under a monolithic architecture (and avoiding
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    This is something I've wanted for years, for numerous uses like collaboration, Method of loci, and documentation. Overlaying our built-in spatial awareness with focused data is an area of information architecture with a lot of untapped
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    why do i need to login to simply see the syllabus? I'm not opposed to eventually signing up, but forcing me to before i'm sold on the platform seems premature.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    i've found downvotes are routers of (un)clear signals sent from noisy thinkers. They are a terrible guide for influencing your approach, argument or reasoning. Conversely, having someone comment and agree/disagree provides much
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    this is what i use: news.ycombinator.com##html .pagetop:style(color: rgba(0,0,0,0) !important;) news.ycombinator.com##html .score news.ycombinator.com##html .default .commtext:style(color: black !important)
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    i use ublock rules to hide scores and disable downvoted comment fading, but i haven't blocked comment count. HN has been much better for me since making these changes.
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    by meesterdude 6y ago

    Well said. It really is baffling how apple has become a tale of two cities