micheljansen

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by micheljansen 4y ago
Electron is the new Java. In this case literally, since the old IDE was built in Java.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Very true!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
This is huge. Adobe was asleep at the wheel while Sketch ate their lunch. Now they are definitely back.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Note: the page itself is set in Atkinson, which looks more than good enough to stand on its own, even if you would not be aware of its hyperlegible properties.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Really liking the UI design. For the (presumed) target audience a Raspberry Pi image would also be a nice way to get started.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Very smooth, well done!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
I really like the aesthetic, both of the product and your website. One point of feedback, since you ask: the website makes it really hard to get a sense of the material. You describe it uses recycled machined aluminium for the body and some
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by micheljansen 4y ago
“Check out this chest of drawers that would fit perfectly in that corner over there!”
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Very frustrating that all these smart devices keep getting acquired by big data hungry companies. Ring, Nest, Roomba… I like these toys because… well, I like toys, but I don’t like the idea that they can change owner after I buy them.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Very well done! I played around with this sort of stuff many years for a property search engine startup. I tried to make a “max commute distance” filter. It was much harder than I thought at the time!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Thanks! It feels like how I imagine someone just discovering Breaking Bad must feel. It’s sad that I never appreciated Terry Pratchett’s work during his lifetime. At least we can be thankful he produced a lot of work!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
I recently started reading Discworld after many years of thinking I would not like it – I honestly don’t know why! The humour is great and it has way more fun with itself than I expected. If like me you have been putting off after ignoring
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Your guides were legendary when I was just starting out. Thanks for that!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Warning: this book leaves some permanent imprints in your mind that will forever cause you to be annoyed at badly designed doors and other things.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Right in the nostalgia. This ran smoothly on the family 386!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
This is incredibly impressive.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
I was quite surprised by the results. They seem unreasonably good. So much detail imagined correctly from so little.
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Creating photorealistic images with neural networks and a Gameboy Camera(pinchofintelligence.com)
2 points by micheljansen 4y ago|1 comments
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Cool but seeing those uncovered rotors spinning freely so close to treetops made me really uncomfortable. I don’t even want to think about what happens if this thing accidentally strafes into a person.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
This takes me back! In my final year of primary school I spent countless hours at a friend’s house playing this together (on his state of the art 100MHz 486 with a CD-ROM drive). We barely understood English and most of the puns and jokes w
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Looks like an improved and more independent (post Evernote acquisition) alternative to Skitch: https://evernote.com/products/skitch
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by micheljansen 4y ago
In The Netherlands we commonly refer to these as “staples”
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by micheljansen 4y ago
This made me think: how the hell will I get my kid out of the back of my Model 3 in case of a fire? The front doors have manual release latches (and adults who know how to use them). The back doors won’t open from the outside in case of pow
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by micheljansen 4y ago
The lack of swimlanes was a reason for me to not use Trello before. Very nice.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
“Night on bald mountain” with Czernobog and his creepy fire slave demon things gave me nightmares for months.
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Alfred J Kwak was surprisingly adult about a lot of these topics. It didn’t beat around the bush at all!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
Amazingly I had never heard of this! A link to the past was one of the first (and only) first party games I owned on the SNES and I played it until it almost fell apart. A multiplayer version would have been amazing!
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by micheljansen 4y ago
This is actually a much harder problem than it seems. GDPR is quite strict about what is considered PII (and rightly so). For example: you may think replacing sensitive data with fake data is enough to anonymise customer data. It's not
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by micheljansen 5y ago
Klax was actually a very good game. I spent many hours on it as a kid, as it came on a dodgy 60-in-1 Gameboy cartridge someone brought me from Asia.
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by micheljansen 5y ago
Oh this takes me back! I spent an afternoon soldering my own null modem cable so I could transfer large files without the hassle of spreading them across multiple diskettes (and play games, of course!)

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