prezjordan

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1141.
by prezjordan 15y ago
Very nice, open source it? I've always been interested in returning images with web apps.
1142.
by prezjordan 15y ago
No I'm specifically talking about Windows. I do not use Steam on my MacBook.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
How does the DCPU-16 differ from other assembly languages?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Express is pretty great, very bare-bones though.
1145.
by prezjordan 15y ago
Regarding points 1 and 2, I find it amazing how prevalent these issues are, yet any gamer will say "doesn't happen to me." I really don't understand how one can blatantly ignore such poor performance.
1146.
by prezjordan 15y ago
My friend ordered his nearly 2 years ago and has yet to receive it.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Nice job, same boat as me. I'm excited to see Google's write-up of D. Good luck in Round 1!
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Why not?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
To all saying "Ugh no time!" At this point, there are still 7 and a half hours remaining. You can easily qualify (20 points) in under an hour. That being said, #4 is the only one that tripped me up - I'm think the solution is very simple an
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Zed was right to an extent. I feel if you take the Python and Ruby communities and split them into two groups (superstars and people who think they're superstars), you'll find that Ruby superstars are quite... eccentric while Python superst
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by prezjordan 15y ago
I love music programming, my first open source projects, Melopy [1] tried to accomplish this in a really approachable way. Unfortunately I'm still new to the open-source world and I don't know nearly enough about music ;) [1] http://github
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Thought this was going to be an article on Computer Vision.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Fun, but a little too tough to navigate for my liking. A SSH session would be a lot cooler than interacting with my web browser. Not sure how feasible this is.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Does gh-pages have any bandwidth limits?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Can someone PLEASE make an open-source calculator? It's disgusting that TI continues to sell 20 year old hardware at a 1000% markup.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
I've found that rvm makes everything easier. And through OS X development I've also learned that I should avoid port at all costs.
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Show HN: Melopy - A basic python library for playing with sound(prezjordan.github.com)
2 points by prezjordan 15y ago|0 comments
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Same here. While I was browsing themes I figured it WOULD put the README there, but I had to go back and edit everything after I published.
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Ask HN: Programmers who seriously damage their hands?
9 points by prezjordan 15y ago|18 comments
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Saw this in r/startups a couple months ago - you made a lot of improvements, this looks absolutely wonderful. Where are you based?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Looking for some HN insight here. I'm still a college student interested in startups. However, microsoft products really don't excite me. Can someone explain the benefits of C# to a Ruby on Rails coder?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
I interned for an advertising aggregate - Evidon - and one of their projects is to monitor TOS for various advertising companies and show a diff. I wish it would catch on for everyone.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Second startup this week I've seen involving kites. Same typeface too ;) Looks great! Plans for monetizing it?
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Is lockerz ever not down? And what exactly is their business nowadays, I remember they were scamming people out of "ptz" a couple years ago when it came out.
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by prezjordan 15y ago
Honestly? The average consumer doesn't need that degree of quality. I have friends who cannot tell the difference between scrolling on my Android phone and scrolling on my iPhone. It's something that drives me wild. I feel that it's almost
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by prezjordan 15y ago
I love the Haskell implementation, since arguments and functions don't need any discernible characters, f 1 2 3 4 5 works just fine. I guess this was one of the original design features of Haskell.