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by ncasenmare 13y ago
There's another important reason to teach. A lot of people fall into the trap of building solutions for non-existent problems. (I certainly have) By going out of your way to help & teach others, you notice what problems people keep havi
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The New Stealth(edwardaten.co)
1 points by ncasenmare 13y ago|0 comments
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by ncasenmare 13y ago
As a 2013 Thiel Fellow, this hit close to home for me. Growing up in an Asian family, I was always pressured to take the safe, traditional college route. And then grow up to be a doctor or lawyer. It's not their fault, of course, who wants
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by ncasenmare 13y ago
Would this mean that open source communities would work better for modular systems, since each independent module has a relatively small codebase? Unix & NPM come to mind.
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by ncasenmare 13y ago
Those who can't produce signal, produce noise.
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by ncasenmare 13y ago
I used to work on a Mozilla Webmaker project for "remixable web games", so, similar to Scratch. Your first point that more polished projects would be less remixable is spot-on, and the primary reason we stopped working on the project. The m
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2001: A School Odyssey(medium.com)
8 points by ncasenmare 13y ago|1 comments
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The Web We Lost(medium.com)
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Show HN: binary variable puzzle(gridd.herokuapp.com)
1 points by ncasenmare 14y ago|0 comments
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
Adobe's even gotten Flash to export HTML5 animations. (with Grant Skinner's CreateJS library) http://www.adobe.com/devnet/createjs/articles/getting-starte... Who'd have thought Flash would become part of an HTML5 developer's workflow?
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
Don't worry, I had the same question. From what I can tell, 500 Startups prefers if you've already been incorporated, (unlike YC) but I'd be surprised if they won't help you incorporate if they like you.
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Show HN: Making, playing, and forking HTML5 games online.(craftyy.com)
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
While most people focus on the cross-platform promise of HTML5, it's great the author also brought up the collaborative opportunities with HTML5 games. Suddenly, your version control, IDE, and test environment are all in the browser. That
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
The UIWebView is slower than Mobile Safari because it's missing the Nitro Javascript engine. (Apparently, for security reasons.) I suspect the Facebook HTML app would have run decently had Nitro been in UIWebViews. You're right, it doesn't
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
"With his funding, he planned to make the game available for free on the web, and Crawford suspects that's one of the main reasons why his campaign went down in flames." Perhaps of note is that Kickstarter's model is based off the Street Pe
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by ncasenmare 14y ago
When all the headlines are about how many users you get at launch, it's certainly tempting to sacrifice the quality of an early community for quick short-term growth. Posts like these are always a good reminder not to be a slave to a vanity