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riebschlager
10y ago
Yep. Relying on the internet for consensus is a solid idea. I vote we name it Planty McPlantface.
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riebschlager
10y ago
"Perceived Legitimacy" would be a great title for the future book about the end of the current tech bubble.
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Team Viewer?
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riebschlager
10y ago
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riebschlager
10y ago
I'll throw in another "Hey, you could do it THIS way!" You could just make a fullscreen Electron app. [1] I was just messing around with this on a Raspberry Pi 3 this morning and it works really well. [1] https://g
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riebschlager
10y ago
I think the larger issue here is that few people are going to drop $25 for a t-shirt that says, "EAT. SLEEP. CODE. MAINTAIN A HEALTHY BALANCE OF BOTH PROGRAMMING AND NON-PROGRAMMING RELATED ACTIVITIES."
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riebschlager
10y ago
I'm using JSHint. I know it's just complaining because of the way I have my .jshintrc set up, but this markup-in-scripts thing is a big mental shift for me. But hey, I'll try anything once.
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riebschlager
10y ago
I want to understand the appeal of React, I really do. But I open a project like this in my editor and my linter starts going nuts from all the markup in the JS. And my built-in biological linter starts getting queasy just looking at it. Ug
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riebschlager
10y ago
It's definitely time to stop deifying programmers, but I'd stop short of saying that it doesn't require talent. Every skill or trade requires some measure of talent. I pay my bills by being a perfectly average software develo
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riebschlager
10y ago
This kinda feels like seeing a guy in his 50s on a date with a pretty 22-year-old.
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riebschlager
10y ago
Yeah. I hear ya. I completely appreciate the spirit of projects of like this. I doubt this dude is trying to "disrupt" the doorbell industry. It's just a fun challenge to solve. I dunno. I kinda look at it like modern art. Yo
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riebschlager
10y ago
Absolutely. I deactivated mine back in January and I most definitely do not miss it.
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This Is VR's WTF Moment
(fastcodesign.com)
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riebschlager
10y ago
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riebschlager
10y ago
Wow. Why did this fall off the front page so fast?
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riebschlager
10y ago
A better question might be who will win the hyperbole war. Or the war on apostrophe usage.
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Interactive Neural Network Art
(blog.otoro.net)
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riebschlager
10y ago
This is exactly why I see movies exclusively at Alamo Drafthouse these days. I honestly don't understand why you'd shell out ten bucks to half pay attention to a film. Or, as the article suggests, maybe I'm just too old to ge
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riebschlager
10y ago
A random thought, but you could use this data to play an extremely long game of HORSE with Kobe Bryant. I'm sure someone is already setting up a Tumblr blog to document their attempt :)
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riebschlager
10y ago
Ryan! Thanks for writing this post. I had messed around with Voronoi diagrams in Processing and D3 without really understanding the intricacies behind it. This is a great explanation of what's going on. I'd love to see more stuff
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VR is a Dud
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I heard that when Jon Skeet divides by zero, instead of throwing an exception he gets thrown a thumbs up. Out of respect. I also heard that Jon Skeet can't run Array.pop() because the entire array collapses out of sheer terror. Did you
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JS/SVG Bentley-Ottmann Intersection Algorithm
(bl.ocks.org)
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riebschlager
11y ago
It's pretty much brilliant top to bottom. I starred the hell out of this repo.
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riebschlager
11y ago
My first reaction was, "Haha. That's fun code-as-parody." Then I looked at the unit tests. [1] Now my reaction is more like, "Your commitment to this bit is both admirable and slightly disturbing." [1] https:/
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riebschlager
11y ago
This is possibly the most hacker-news-ish comment I've ever read.
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Creating 3D Models from Light Fields
(igl.ethz.ch)
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riebschlager
11y ago
Yeah! You know... Unicorns! Like... Pepsi and IBM!
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I hate to sound alarmist, but I'm seriously worried that we're reaching "peak novelty programming language". If we don't start exploring alternative uses of free time now, we're going to be in serious trouble s
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11y ago
Dimensional Innovations | Kansas City | Full-time | ONSITE We are looking to add a Front End Developer to our team. This individual will be someone who inspires, contributes and develops ideas that blend digital and physical technologies to
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11y ago
Came to HN and saw this comment with a reaction gif and I was all like [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_pot_calling_the_kettle_bla...
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riebschlager
11y ago
You can also open the link in an incognito window.
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