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by neontomo 3y ago
I feel the same. It's like this kindled a new interest, or the beginning of an interest, and I don't quite know what it is that is so interesting. I'm happy this is in the public domain and I'm gonna brainstorm things to
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by neontomo 3y ago
Terrifying.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Remote or in Stockholm Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Tailwind, CSS, HTML, Next.js, GraphQL, SQL, jQuery Résumé/CV: https://neontomo.com/Tomo-Myrman-Resume.p
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by neontomo 3y ago
Well, they are already pushing ads on people and make money through that business model. Forcing the ads to be targeted creates another revenue stream for Meta but does not add anything to your argument that we should be willing to give t
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by neontomo 3y ago
Context from the Norwegian article: Meta promised to ask users whether they want to opt-in, but they never did, so now they are banning these behaviours until they have come up with a better way of handling this. Furthermore, Meta wanted th
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by neontomo 3y ago
Wonderful! The mosquito is draggable with my mouse btw (bug), and realistically should be more interested in flying towards me ;)
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by neontomo 3y ago
There is a big difference in influencing people and manipulating them. If you can get a group of people to do things that benefit the group, it's a positive trait and we call it leadership. I guess this is what you mean by charisma in
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by neontomo 3y ago
You're right that there is a lot of differences in how autism expresses itself, but I would just add a counter-opinion that it is quite refreshing when people are confident to express a view on a topic like this and not adding "ma
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by neontomo 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your comment, but why are you talking about manipulating situations in ways that would hurt others as a positive learned trait? Skipping a line is beneficial to only one person, you.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Writing fiction does not mean that you're writing what you don't know, you can still use elements and anecdotes that you've experienced as key plot points in stories set in fantastical and odd worlds. I would even argue it&#x
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by neontomo 3y ago
It's not, it's just an example. As the string gets longer you can definitely shorten it.
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by neontomo 3y ago
You should check out https://wail.fm Full disclosure, I have an internship there.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Thank you for some interesting reading!
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by neontomo 3y ago
Fortunately, I haven't been bit by the ad-block ban yet. Is this the best way to circumvent it or did someone figure out a uBlock filter?
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by neontomo 3y ago
Yes, I did! I'm currently at a music ticketing startup doing a React dev internship. Thanks for asking. Edit: I just went through your profile, and want to say thank you for spreading positivity and encouragement for so many people.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Some ideas I had after playing a bit more: - If you raised the bit limit and added a "skip" option (ability the move cursor forward without drawing) you could potentially render simple 3d objects and run Doom by converting objects
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by neontomo 3y ago
I played around with it but I don't have a clue what I'm doing. Managed to make this pretty geometric shape based on one of your examples though: https://susam.net/cfr.html#B15F15CRE6RF2BR2FE6CE3 I wonder what an
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Hacker News on Win 95(neontomo.com)
2 points by neontomo 3y ago|0 comments
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by neontomo 3y ago
I like the idea, and it's backed by science as far as I know. Looking into the distance for a while lets your eye muscles relax and reset from staring at something that is close to your eyes for an extended period. Can you offer a free
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by neontomo 3y ago
Dear Sir or Madam or Other or Null or Undefined, You may direct them in the right direction. The direction is me.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I'll take two pandas please. I'm convinced you'll be better off advertising elsewhere anyway, Facebook is a big advertising platform for sure, but are your coding students there? Maybe. I think they're here and on YouTub
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Show HN: Rolling Potato Website(neontomo.com)
5 points by neontomo 3y ago|4 comments
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by neontomo 3y ago
Well done, so much attention to detail here. Makes me wonder how much can be done with existing stories that people know about, in new mediums. Love your Monkey Island poster too.
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by neontomo 3y ago
As a layman, seems to me that the cutoff for what would qualify as genetic is also a tough question that is more philosophical in nature.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I didn't quite understand what it is, but hope it goes well!
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by neontomo 3y ago
Yeah, even with stock image platforms, having different licenses on every photo becomes a research project if you are working with any great amount of photos. I much prefer it when the websites have a standard license that is applicable to
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CSS Developers Buying Furniture (Humour)(neontomo.com)
1 points by neontomo 3y ago|0 comments
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by neontomo 3y ago
The optimist in me hopes that one day the web is built on HTML, vanilla JS and CSS only (or languages comparable), but it's so good that no frameworks are needed. Until then, you may be right.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Yeah, actually! I'm using it at my current internship. I like it because the syntax is shorter and is sometimes reworded to be clearer, but there's still some flaws in Tailwind. To use the shorter stuff, like mt-8, you have to fir
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by neontomo 3y ago
I appreciate the simple way CSS is written, but I find myself struggling with it quite a lot even after many years of actively using it. I think there may be something in the way it's been designed that is preventing me from having the

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