middayc

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by middayc 13y ago
All your games look awesome. In general I saw your (well I didn't know they were "yours") games many times as they are the type of projects I am (falsely) imagining I would try to make some day. I think it's much harder
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Developer just wants to develop(invoicefox.blogspot.com)
2 points by middayc 13y ago|0 comments
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by middayc 13y ago
great questions. could you please please send me email to janko.itm at gmail. I would like to ask you something specific, but don't know other way to get in contact with you.
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by middayc 13y ago
I don't know partychat .. is that an XMPP server or a XMPP client/bot?
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by middayc 13y ago
thanks, fixed
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Google's push from Talk to Hangouts, XMPP and workonomic(workonomic.blogspot.com)
10 points by middayc 13y ago|7 comments
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by middayc 13y ago
will unity (player at least) someday work on linux?
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by middayc 13y ago
I think I'll never be able to switch to "libs have designed websites w/ logos and marketing messages" crowd. Probably getting old. This one with unreadable pink code font and blinking was specifically hard to look at. Consider this as frien
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by middayc 14y ago
so using 3d/scenegraph/scripting engine for 3d and twisted (python networking engine) for networking. What's so special about that? Unity doesn't work on linux btw.
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by middayc 14y ago
there actually is a concrete language where this (from clochure ex.) (+ (power 2 30) 2) and this + power 2 30 2 both work and mean absolutely the same. so if parens are the problem ...
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by middayc 14y ago
my take on this subject a year or two ago :P http://jankom.posterous.com/kid
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by middayc 14y ago
Explanation: It seems that since they made embedded PDF renderer (via PDF.js), which is awesome step otherwise, they add the URL to the print (but not PDF preview) as they do when you print webpages. example: http://cdn.arosoftware.com/fil
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Did FireFox 19 break webapps that rely on PDF-s being as-is?(support.mozilla.org)
2 points by middayc 14y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: has the onsite feedback (button/form) concept failed?
1 points by middayc 14y ago|1 comments
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by middayc 14y ago
Very nice, but I see scoring as the important feature of a full text search, which this one doesn't offer. It's still makes sense to use it if you big enough number of documents or if query language suits you use-case, and you implement sco
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29c3: Not my department (Jacob Appelbaum / ioerror) [Keynote](youtube.com)
2 points by middayc 14y ago|0 comments
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by middayc 14y ago
Red was announced and started last year in March. It's basically 2 languages and until last month development was going towards compiled low-level dialect Red/System. I was actually impressed by speed of things moving in Red/System and many
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by middayc 14y ago
Not that I have any attachment or preference to Tropo or Twillio but I think Tropo was there before and it has most things free thru development time since I know. And it supported my country since I know of them.
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by middayc 14y ago
Yes, Python was strong before Ruby (which I indicated hopefully), but it wasn't as mainstream as it is now when it's everywhere (at least in circles around me). I back then used it for a lot of things and most weren't related to web. But I
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by middayc 14y ago
Maybe, because now I really see everyone around uses it (and mostly in relation to django). But as I also said, Python had a lot of libraries back then 10 years ago when I used it with Zope, WxWidgets, PyGame, CherryPy, ... And in last para
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by middayc 14y ago
JUST MY VIEW: Python probably didn't get popular when Guido released it. I was using it 10y ago and it already had a lot of libraries and "batteries included" then, but it was still far from mainstream. I think it got mainstream after the R
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by middayc 14y ago
<blunt>because python and ruby as just language(s| concepts) aren't worth much. The only people that saw enough worth in implementing them are the ones that designed them. Their worth now comes from libraries/ecosystem/community and
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by middayc 15y ago
if your IDE writes 30-40% of code for you it just means your language needs at least 30-40% more code than it should to cleanly describe the algorihtm. (not dissing C# here, just all IDE-aised languages)
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by middayc 15y ago
rebol (& family)
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by middayc 15y ago
So what, he can use whatever He wants. What's wrong with doing things "just to to feel better"? Or is it only OK when you consume more to feel better, not consume less to feel better? (not to even start with "what did he achieve ..in 20 y")
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by middayc 15y ago
When writing checks with ROI expectations to politicians happens in (for example) eastern europe it's called corruption and hopefully penalized (and I agree with it). when it happens in "developed" democracies it's called "that's how the g
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by middayc 15y ago
Awesome. More people with influence should (be brave enough to) take their part of action if they think something sucks!
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by middayc 15y ago
Yes, I agree with you. There are many types of "simple" and iconography, texture, .. can help the simplicity if used very well. I would just be really careful when doing this very rich design that the designer doesn't get carried away and f
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by middayc 15y ago
looks good, but I'm not sure if necessary very-good-modern-design == simple ? not trying to be down on you, just asking about it now because when I make stuff for others I don't have this corellation and to me the simplest thing is many tim
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by middayc 15y ago
I am not sure it's a hoax: http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/5601333/Food-safety-backlash... there is a petition with >6000 signed: http://www.petitiononline.co.nz/petition/oppose-the-new-zeal... the FB page: http://www.facebook.com/

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