ryaf

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Half-Life 2 VR head and gun tracking mod for the Oculus Rift(youtube.com)
2 points by ryaf 14y ago|0 comments
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HighTable: The Startup Network to meet new people(hightable.com)
2 points by ryaf 14y ago|0 comments
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by ryaf 14y ago
And it's still a weasel apology
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by ryaf 14y ago
Frequent use of ASM in a web dev shop? Really?
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by ryaf 14y ago
Data binding solves this generically. It allows you to build state machine trivially Stuff like angular and ember do this amazingly well though it would be nice to have a nice standalone library. (no idea if one exists)
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by ryaf 14y ago
Great send. That crux looks very fun!
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by ryaf 14y ago
All I could find. https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/plugin-futures/2010-April...
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by ryaf 14y ago
Bot
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by ryaf 14y ago
Yes. I can't tell if that's a bit or not.
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by ryaf 14y ago
We just switched from backbone to angular. The thing that sold me was data-binding. You could write your own with backbone but it's done so why bother. Also the code reduction was about 1/3.
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by ryaf 14y ago
Because newer members not familiar with the guidelines typically post the more inflammatory comments that we have seen as of late.
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by ryaf 14y ago
I take that back as my dyslexia kicked in. I knew. Jiggy2001
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by ryaf 14y ago
Jiggy I honestly think I remember you especially if you played under this exact name. Anyways I was on the other side as a core myg0t member for a while. It was fun, and why I started programming.
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by ryaf 15y ago
No, but it certainly looks interesting. According to the collective intelligence that is the internets current tDCS products cost upwards of $600, so this might be an interesting alternative.
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Learn faster. Learn more. Be awesome.(flowstateengaged.com)
31 points by ryaf 15y ago|15 comments
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by ryaf 15y ago
Yes I am aware. I also noted that I am paid decently, maybe I should have made it clearer that I am paid decently for FL which is most certainly not the same in NY.
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by ryaf 15y ago
The article was mainly referencing people in my position (young and no kids)...
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by ryaf 15y ago
This. I'm 26 and I had a decent paying software job in Florida. But I wanted to move up to New York so I convinced my job to let me work remotely. I made the move 2 months after they allowed me to work remotely. I sold a bunch of my pos
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by ryaf 15y ago
Sparks in Google+ seem like a step in the right direction, but it seems lacking. Though I cannot pinpoint exactly how I would improve it.
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by ryaf 15y ago
Yes, I must second this. The quality of conversation on HN is simply put... amazing. It boils down to the people that you choose to associate with. Think of your Facebook friends. I seldom talk to my "friends" there so it would make sens
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by ryaf 15y ago
With all of these companies shutting their doors, I think it would be fun to make some sort of data graveyard. A place where you can visualize your dead interactions.
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by ryaf 15y ago
I love testing I just find using it in the right way can be very tricky sometimes. Especially in a team setting where there are weaker members than others. When you work with a team of people that didn't understand what to test you end up w
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On Code Readability (Haskell/Python examples)(orclev.tumblr.com)
3 points by ryaf 15y ago|0 comments
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by ryaf 15y ago
For a hobby project, it is awesome and impressive. Things like this light a fire under my ass, and remind me I need to get cracking and start something awesome like this. Congrats.
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by ryaf 15y ago
Your assumption that self taught programmers (ie one that did not get a "formal" education) do not understand fundamentals is utter bullshit. You could reverse your statements and they both still work. I've worked with people that have a
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by ryaf 15y ago
Agreed. I boulder daily. It is one of the most rewarding forms of exercise on many levels. And if you get involved with it on a serious level you will see fast results.
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by ryaf 15y ago
I am by no means a system programmer (I'd love to learn, no idea where to start), but seeing some sort of either breakdown or a list of implementation challenges to solve this problem would be awesome. I get that the man page describes wha