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by nzonbi 13y ago
I completely understand what you say, about the problem being in the details. For what is now one year, I have been working (on the side) on graphical code + special UI. Currently I am really happy with the prototypes that I have, and plan
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A look at what lies ahead for Final Fantasy(digitaltrends.com)
16 points by nzonbi 13y ago|8 comments
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The new Nexus 5(google.com)
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by nzonbi 13y ago
Just wow. Awesome controller. count me in. Compared with the traditional mouse-keyboard controller for FPS games, it easily surpasses the keyboard part as the movement controller. It may or may not have the precision of a mouse as pointing
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The future of mobile storage(computerworld.com)
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Google New Nexus 7 - Google.com(google.com)
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Is Sony rediscovering its magic?(bdlive.co.za)
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Araig: multi-sensory feedback suit(kickstarter.com)
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AMD’s Jaguar Architecture: powering the PS4 and XBOX One, Kabini & Temash(anandtech.com)
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by nzonbi 13y ago
Adobe Flex was also completely based on this "components" model. I would say that it is a useful approach, but as you suggest, not without its pitfalls. Adobe mxml was pretty much the same as this is: xml based markup, with custom component
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by nzonbi 14y ago
Taking a comment from someone on this thread, named xal: asm.js is the hack of the year. Because it makes simple, to get good performance. Probably the biggest roadblock in software development, is the cost of complexity. Many great project
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by nzonbi 14y ago
This is looking fantastic. Some suggestions: - Allow to use a dark theme on all panels. I remember that for a short time, aurora had the dark themes on the html, css panels. It was great, but then it was reverted to the white background. It
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by nzonbi 14y ago
I wonder what kind of future expect the late entrants FirefoxOS and Ubuntu. I wish success for both. The challenge is big. They lack the momentum and big pockets of established rivals, Apple, Google and Microsoft. But there are some interes
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by nzonbi 14y ago
That sometimes happens to me, after doing 100+ hours/week, for some months straight :). The best solution is to get away of the computer, as much as possible. Other things that can help: - Have good ambient light. Don't look at monitors in
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by nzonbi 14y ago
Thanks for the answers. I am interested in hearing feedback. This is a very interesting topic for me.
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by nzonbi 14y ago
There is also the possibility of ditching entirely the approach of text based programming, for a more visual approach. This will not work for many people, but for those that it does work, it could improve productivity. Text is a good way to
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by nzonbi 14y ago
Absolutely sublime video. So many things about our world mixing in. I suggest complimenting it with the full tune, that plays in the background: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN87dn1ZPhw
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by nzonbi 14y ago
Great article. Chrome is an amazing piece of software. Talking about web browsers, I can't wait for the next big step. Mozilla and Google are already moving ahead: When web browsers become the whole OS. With web apps becoming fully capable,
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by nzonbi 14y ago
I am 100% sure, that at least for me, I can imagine and design a graphics language, superior to text representation of programs. And I expect that for most people, once they surpass the learning curve, will also be better. And even more sur
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by nzonbi 14y ago
This is a great article. It is great to know that there are other people like this. I always have had these projects that I can't forget off. There have been various, but after I matured, I ended up focusing in two. They are still early, I
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Waiting for apple's next big thing(news.cnet.com)
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by nzonbi 14y ago
In my opinion, an skilled engineer is not necessarily an artist. A great architect is an artist. That why it does makes sense to do the differentiation. And each one will excel at different roles.
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by nzonbi 14y ago
The definition of a software architect varies. In general, mainly refers to those that are responsible for the higher level design of systems. In my opinion, a great system architect is a great developer, who also have an artistic flair. Th
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by nzonbi 14y ago
Or google could integrate chrome web-apps/NaCL into android, as first class apps.
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Sony hints that Vita OS might head to smartphones(intomobile.com)
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by nzonbi 15y ago
I think this is just a common Google problem; when you hire A+ level talent they don't want to spend their time adjusting css for every platform. Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought that the criteria for defining A+ talent is people
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by nzonbi 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Venezuela) Hacker, Javascript expert. My web (currently being redesigned): http://www.ozkeebo.com (greetings to our customers) Main skills: (expert) Javascript, php, mysql, html5, css3, node.js, jquery Graphic des
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by nzonbi 15y ago
I am interested in collaborating with other remote hackers from around the world, starting with email-chatting, on these aspects: - discuss experiences to get a better view of the opportunities available. - make concerted efforts arou
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by nzonbi 15y ago
That can be fixed with this: body { font: normal 14px/18px verdana; color: #333; } From my quick read, the article talks about the proliferation of "creative technologist" who lack deep technical skills, and the problems br
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by nzonbi 15y ago
I used the concept of "a good hacker". That is a loose definition, that may mean different things to different people. I consider a good hacker someone that has passed the commonly know 10.000 hours of programming experience, and who has st

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