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   Watching too much TV in your 20s may impact how your brain works in mid-life(washingtonpost.com)

   1 points by neovive 11y ago|0 comments
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   by neovive 11y ago

   I agree that the increasing investment and quality of alternative higher education models will diminish the role of traditional accreditation agencies to some degree. However, there will always be some need for some third-party oversight to
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   by neovive 11y ago

   I've only tested Meteor briefly, but there is a pretty large initial download by default[1]. However, there are solutions using community libraries for pre-rendering and also hosting static assets to a CDN. [1] https://forum
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   by neovive 11y ago

   I fondly remember Print Shop printing cards and banners on the Epson LX-80 dot matrix on the Apple IIe monochrome (green and black screen). Piecing a banner together these days from a series of 8x10 sheets is just not the same. :)
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   by neovive 11y ago

   It's amazing to see how far Khan Academy has evolved over the past few years from it's days as a simple gallery of YouTube links. I also think Khan Academy is a great example of the importance of structure and organization in lea
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   by neovive 11y ago

   Yes. MongoDB is the only officially supported application for Collections.
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   by neovive 11y ago

   I've worked with Meteor on and off for the past few months and it's very fun and fast for development. It's very exciting to see how quickly Meteor is moving ahead. I'm eagerly awaiting the official release of Galaxy as
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   by neovive 11y ago

   I think this is due to competing native platforms for 3D graphics (e.g desktops and mobile clients) and lack of tooling. The browser has historically worked very well for static/text content and 2D graphics and building developer mind-
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   by neovive 11y ago

   From a technical aspect, this is an excellent implementation of MathJax.
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    by neovive 11y ago

    So true. I was thinking about the other day; how many sites are incorporating animation, parallax scrolling and other interactive elements that are very reminiscent of the Flash websites from the late 90's and early 2000's. In so
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    by neovive 11y ago

    After experiencing wrist and back pain, I found it helpful to rotate my setup between desktop and laptop. At the office, I use a relatively ergonomic desktop setup with a keyboard draw and a 24" monitor at eye-level. If I need to wor
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    by neovive 11y ago

    This reminds me of a similar landing page for React Native support for Android. http://www.reactnativeandroid.com/
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    by neovive 11y ago

    Very nice! Coincidently, I've been researching Meteor this past week for a new website as an alternative to my current Laravel stack. Meteor is very exciting and I'm drawn to the Isomorphic JS concept. However, I decided to hol
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    by neovive 11y ago

    I just started with Phaser last month and it's great. Your tutorials page was a great reference for me( http://www.lessmilk.com/phaser-tutorial/ ). 2.4 looks great. Have you experimented with the support for bone
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    by neovive 11y ago

    "You need something that will motivate you to keep learning." This is so true and often forgotten. I am always learning new things, but the concepts that stick, beyond just the basics, are tied to specific projects or solutions t
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    by neovive 11y ago

    This looks great! I used to watch some live streams on http://www.watchpeoplecode.com , but stopped due to time constraints. There is definitely a lot of value in watching the workflow nuances of experienced devs, but I found th
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    College Majors Figure Big in Earnings(wsj.com)

    2 points by neovive 11y ago|0 comments
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    by neovive 11y ago

    I'm stuck in the middle right now with dependencies on jQuery for existing projects, while trying to learn both React and AngularJS. I've also been experimenting with Vue.js which seems like a nice middle ground between React and
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    by neovive 11y ago

    I'm looking forward to a follow-up article from their development and/or ops team. Netflix tech articles are very interesting. I'm sure there is a good tech story behind this upgrade.
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    by neovive 11y ago

    For programming practice, I've used typing.io (it was announced on HN a few years ago [1]). I'm especially error-prone on the right-pinky keys, which are critical when coding (enter, semi-colon, forward- and back-slash). Typing.
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    by neovive 11y ago

    Windows 8.1 runs quite smoothly on my 2 year old Mac Mini via Bootcamp. However, I do have problems runs Steam games from Windows due to the lack of a dedicated DirectX video card. I use the setup mostly for testing and for playing Projec
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    by neovive 11y ago

    It's great to see so many great investments in creative tools by Microsoft. For those interested, Microsoft Studios (Team Dakota) has a great desktop/Xbox One game called Project Spark ( http://welcome.projectspark.com&#
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    by neovive 11y ago

    This looks quite promising. What piqued my interest was the section that said "Universal apps built for Windows 10 shine on Microsoft Surface Hub and scale to the large screen." Looking further into Universal Apps for Windows 10
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    by neovive 11y ago

    The scratch2mcpi sounds great. I mentor at a local coderdojo as well.
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    by neovive 11y ago

    This would make a lot of sense for Microsoft, since the Minecraft brand is so strong. If anyone has ever played Project Spark from Microsoft (Team Dakota), there are quite a few synergies there as well.
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    by neovive 11y ago

    This looks great for more experienced programmers. If you're working with younger kids, using Minecraft as a way to introduce programming, here are some good options: * Minecraft Pi - code and run Minecraft mods in Python ( https:&#x2F
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    by neovive 11y ago

    There is a story, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" (1939) [1] that was made into motion pictures in 1947 and 2013 depicting a man who has elaborate, heroic, daydreams. The 2013 film [2], directed by Ben Stiller (who also played
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    by neovive 12y ago

    Sure. In the default desktop page, the navigation menu is a traditional horizontal navbar (a styled unordered list). * When the media query for mobile devices is triggered, the mobile.css is loaded which, among other things mentioned above,
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    by neovive 12y ago

    I updated an older website last month that was built on a static 960 grid and converted it to a responsive layout by doing the following: * Split the framework's grid CSS from the actual website styles. * Used media queries to conditio
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    by neovive 12y ago

    If you have experience with AngularJS, Ionic is a great option. Ionic v2 is in the works and will be built on Angular 2. The UI is built on Sass and it's very polished with a very talented and motivated team behind it. Ionic has it&#x2