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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Probably coincidental but the fish iconography reminded me immediately of David Siegel's "Creating Killer Web Sites" "follow the fish" navigation: http://www.killersites.com/killerSites/core.htm
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   This is neat! I recently worked on something similar (on a much smaller scale!) for a low resolution bitmap font. The code is a hack but basically takes pixels in a GIMP file, converts them to vectors, and eventually spits out a TrueType fo
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Sounds awesome! When I was in school I made a "Game Boy with vector graphics" using an FPGA and a microcontroller. I synthesized a GPU and display driver on the FPGA and sent vector drawing commands from the microcontroller which
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Kaby Lake with 4 cores is still pending https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaby_Lake#Mobile_processors
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Bookmarklets: • Pretty print JSON: https://gist.github.com/niedzielski/53c98af986955053aaabcc8a... • Zoom in on pixel art (disable image smoothing): https://gist.github.com/niedzielski/63becce4640d
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   This website is more than the Macintosh! Be sure to check out the other OS's too!
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Thank you for your response. I know open source games aren't the norm, but they do exist and are something to be encouraged and discovered. For example, consider Quadrilateral Cowboy[0], which is a recent game made available on all pla
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   This seems like a reasonable and constructive question and not one I was expecting to be downvoted. Care to leave a response with your vote?
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   by niedzielski 10y ago

   Is this open source or are there any notable similar simulations with source available?
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    by niedzielski 10y ago

    Gordon Lee[0] has made a ton of sophisticated SVGs for Wikipedia and its projects and recently presented at Wikimania. The Burj Khalifa[1] is one of my favorites. Inspired, I wrote this short script for fun that chops up a Blender file into
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    by niedzielski 10y ago

    I've added word hopping ctrl-left / right keybindings to my ~/.inputrc (you can also put it in your .bashrc but .inputrc works for all readline programs including bash): "\e[1;5C":forward-word "\e[1;5
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    Show HN: #! hacks(github.com)

    3 points by niedzielski 10y ago|0 comments
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    by niedzielski 10y ago

    This is still a suggestion https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bw1hbe6y.aspx
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    I like some of the features of their window managers but I don't think Xubuntu and MATE have much support for HiDPI yet and, in general, seem to lag behind stock Ubuntu.
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    I haven't finished it but I read most of the late James Stewart's "Calculus: Early Transcendentals" and found it very instructive. It would make a good supplement for anyone learning Calculus.
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    I didn't realize code completion / autocompletion / IntelliSense for JavaScript NPM modules required TSD. I followed the steps in this guide[0] and it seems to work fine. [0] https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    This will be available in the Android app too[0]. It'll debut on beta[1] first. [0] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/212922/ [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/detail
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    Android-x86 is _designed_ to run on PCs and in VirtualBox (no OpenGL ES support). It's been around for a while. I believe Console OS[0] drew some inspiration from it. [0] http://consoleos.com/
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    Build systems have been particularly tumultuous for Android. It was unfun to build an app in Eclipse, then want CI and have to write a lot of boilerplate in Ant. The complete translation of all that Ant code and related CI materials to Grad
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    I thought I was the jaded dev until I started reading these comments! There's a lot of stuff I hate about Android but, in my opinion, the tools, first and third party libraries, testing support, and design have made really great progre
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    by niedzielski 11y ago

    A little dated but similar: http://screensiz.es/