mrmiller

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by mrmiller 13y ago
The typos in the texts communicate so much. The rawness and stress of the situation. Wow, this was surprisingly touching.
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by mrmiller 13y ago
Interesting how JS still doesn't live up to AS3. Everyone always discredits Flash... but if you're trying to make a Physics-based browser game, it still seems appropriate!
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by mrmiller 13y ago
One thing that struck me about this article is the poor use of punctuation. It really damages the credibility of the author when their language is so choppy. It might seem superficial, but this completely ruined the author's argument for me
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by mrmiller 13y ago
While I agree with the author's general sentiment here, he doesn't offer any evidence for his claim (besides anecdotal). Many successful people do put work first, plain and simple. I choose to spend time not working because I value things
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by mrmiller 14y ago
Ah, got it. Yeah, I think if the B+$ symbol was given the same modern treatment shown in the original post, I would like it.
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by mrmiller 14y ago
... The logo you linked to does not look nice. I'm sorry.
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by mrmiller 14y ago
Does anyone else feel like Lehrer is receiving more criticism than he deserves? The fact that he defended the fabricated Dylan quotes is regrettable, but it's so trivial compared to lies we hear everyday from people we "trust" (media, polit
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by mrmiller 14y ago
+1 for Haxe. One of the coolest projects happening right now, IMO. The community is awesome too. I'm just in love with it!
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by mrmiller 14y ago
Proposing that code should be simple, brief, and elegant is not insightful. This is like a lawmaker saying: "Don't worry about writing down laws, let's simply always be just! It's easy!" It's not that easy. The details matter. Codification