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by phatbyte 11y ago
This is quite possible the best descriptive domain name ever. And we think we you're going to love it.
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by phatbyte 11y ago
This looks great, congrats to everyone involved, this is really exciting stuff. I got a couple questions I didn't quite understood. 1 - What prevents someone from altering a JS file and serve it to other peers? 2 - Is it possible to ob
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by phatbyte 11y ago
But problem is that it is. It's a EU law, so while I agree with you, I sense the IPFS will clash with this law. Let's wait and see, progress can't be stopped though...
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by phatbyte 11y ago
In the inconsistent group for sure
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by phatbyte 11y ago
x1000 this.
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by phatbyte 11y ago
How bad can this spread to the rest of the world ? I remember 2008 with the US it affected Europe bad, I'd imagine China causing the same effect if not worse..
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by phatbyte 11y ago
"please don't let it be another JS framework, please don't let it be another JS framewo....ahhh man !" :P
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by phatbyte 11y ago
Not really, if any I would migrate to Linux (Ubuntu). But OSX apps really spoiled me. I only use Windows for Steam. Boot, play, logout, hand sanitizer, back to OSX. I just hate Windows UI, that metro thingy. The explorer and button layout i
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by phatbyte 11y ago
I enjoyed reading this article. Especially at the end. A 2015 programmers is a much different beast of a 1990 programmer. Not better or worst, but because of how fast things move this days we must be "eclectic" regarding out tools
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by phatbyte 11y ago
I'm on the same boat as you. I feel your pain. The only exception is that in my case only FPS make me motion sickness. Race sims, 3rd person, and such, I can handle them very well...but FPS I can only play for like 15m. I really want t
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by phatbyte 12y ago
I think you missed the point of the article, you should've read it all. The author doesn't say JS frameworks aren't productive. He said that developers should also learn software architecture. It's a good advice imo.
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by phatbyte 12y ago
I agree with the author. As a self-taught developer I have fallen into the "learn frameworks" trap in the past, but once I started to really study computer science, SOLID practices, patterns and so on...oh boy what a eye opener.
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by phatbyte 12y ago
We live in an era of sharing...so let's share those farts. (this was probably my worse HN comment ever :X)
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by phatbyte 12y ago
I hate EA with all my energy. Maxis, Bullfrog...all amazing companies that created some classic games in the 90s turned into DRM corporate BS. What I don't get it is why are people still buying EA games...
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by phatbyte 12y ago
To me one factor that matter a lot is motivation, or a goal to achieve something. In my field I see a lot of people coming into CS just because it's trendy and they will sure have a job after graduation. But they lack the motivation to
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by phatbyte 12y ago
Couldn't agree more. I'm also a Mac Developer, my app is Codebug ( http://codebugapp.com/ ) an Xdebug client for Mac. I created this app in 2012 while I was learning Objective-C/Cocoa, and it's been a very
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Codebug – PHP OS X standalone debugger 1.0 is out
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by phatbyte 13y ago
I Loved this. How can I donate money to this project ?
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by phatbyte 13y ago
I'm sorry to say to you but, Red Bull and such is not coffee lol. What you are addicted is to sugar, not coffee. It's amazing how so many people in IT which by default are very smart, can be so ignorant about what they drink&#x2F
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by phatbyte 13y ago
What's life without a little addiction ? ;) Coffee is small dosages is not bad for you, many studies say that in fact it's healthy in a long term. In my case, I drink my morning black coffee, and one espresso after lunch and anoth
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by phatbyte 13y ago
I totally missed it. If it weren't for your I wouldn't even see it. There's only a "scroll right >" in a very light grey and small font. Including a bigger arrow icon after the right photo would help.
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by phatbyte 13y ago
It's pretty damn impressive, much more impressive example than the one they showed for Instagram.
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by phatbyte 13y ago
Video stabilization has been around for ages. I personally don't find it anything disruptive or imaginative. Even on the iphone there are lots of app for video stabilization.
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by phatbyte 13y ago
I wonder how Vine will fight back. Will they now also include pictures ? ;) Anyways, I feel I'm being played by all the media attention that this got. Since when an app update gets all this attention ? Are we getting so superficial th
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by phatbyte 13y ago
This. If you are showing off a more visual oriented project, screenshots are a must.
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by phatbyte 13y ago
Not saying that. I just wished there wasn't so much fragmentation as there is.
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by phatbyte 13y ago
Personally as a web developer I honestly wished this sort of tools started to get more and more traction. I'm getting a tad tired of using "dozens" of different languages and tools/frameworks to get a freaking website up
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by phatbyte 13y ago
Same here.site: gowork.at
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by phatbyte 14y ago
What I like to listen while coding: Aes Dana - Memory Shell Aes Dana - Season 5 Black Sands - Bonobo Carbon Based Lifeforms - Interloper I also find jazz and post-rock pretty good for ambient noise
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I'm the process of getting a H-1B visa denied because of my lack of degree on IT. I order to get working H-1B visa without a degree one would need to have near 12 years (which I have, but not 12 straight years obviously with a few months

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