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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Your post reminds me of my experience with webdevelopment. In the beginning it was all fun for me I helped many different clients with there websites and I enjoyed it a lot nevertheless it where simple Wordpress websites with custum themes.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
My short term thing is this mathematical programming puzzel https://projecteuler.net/problem=160 from Project Euler where you need to calculate a very large factorial. My live goal is to bring back more programming and desi
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
This reminds me to libgdx. The first time I saw libgdx my first thought was that it was dead but after making some small games with it I discovered that the small community is very active and was really trying to grow and help each other. I
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
It is a bit like this guide on how to become a game programmer https://github.com/miloyip/game-programmer It is a really good guide, and everything is thought out nicely but many people argue on both guides that it is
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Here in the Netherlands there are a lot of different small community's. Some are organized by the universities and others can be found on https://www.meetup.com
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
It feels sort of sad to see this website go. It still reminds me of the kingdom rush games I played a few years ago.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
My grandmother has an Ipad and an IPhone. We sometimes video call her on here phone using whatsapp. But this works around 50% of the time correctly and the other times we just call using a regular land line phone. She uses the Ipad only as
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
While yes the game industrie will change some very small parts of education, my beleef is that it will not change anything big. Most of the time the games are already there but it is just not used because of many different problems. I think
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Well there is probably more to the story then just this. For example there are places in France where you can buy a house and a small piece of land for 1 euro. While this may sound strange the reason the government does this is because thos
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
The scratch and python support are very welcome additions. my father still has the EV2 laying around here in the house even tho no one has played with it in the past 2 years.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Most cookie popups are using javascript so when one is popping up i use the chrome extension "Quick Javascript Switcher" to toggle the Javascript off. This does not always work but it works in most cases. I tried external list for
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Some information is very hard to find. So on my local machine i have many books about c and c++ I translate those using what shell command to readable text so that i can search it. So maybe you can help with the trend that some programmer s
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
very interesting blog, unfortunately it is just a sort of beta. It would be nice if they would also show what it could do precisely.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
It would be nice if the title is a bit more descriptive of what the website and article are about.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
When you are programming in some lesser known graphics frameworks like libgdx or when you are using OpenGl then the special Reddit subpages are more active than stackoverflow. For example I implemented a framebuffer in OpenGL wrong a few we
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
yhea i was also interested to sea how he did the outlining effect. I made something tile this once in OpenGL. But that took a lot of code to create. So yhea magic code with many magic numbers.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Yhea this is nice but this simply does not work on all websites. The edge between working and browsing the web can be very thin on some websites. For Facebook it is easy just block it completely but reddit and youtube are difficult so what
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
They hacked a large food channel that had 133k+ subs. When you go to the cumunity tab you can still see some of the original stuff still being there. (in case it gets removed to https://imgur.com/72nofl0.png )
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
where is the proof, none of the researches that are mentioned are publicly available on the internet.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
I am from the Netherlands and have seen this news on other small dutch news channels but I do not understand why this is on "HackerNews". @blue_devil could you elaborate why you posted this? Yes the fact that mink can get the viru
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Depending on the platforms and customers C and Java are also heavily used next to Ada. The history behind Ada is mostly that the military required components to be made for that language. That requirement shifted around 10 years ago to a pr
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
When this article was first posted on Hackernews the title was different. Why are the titles getting changed? It is still a clickbait title so i don't understand why the change was done in the first place.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Side Note: Can we all appreciated that this website requires 112 of its 349 requests to load javascript from 47 different domains.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
I personally use Google Chrome with the duckduckgo search engine. Duckduckgo is not perfect, very in depth searches (such as gameboy advance memory layout only return junk, while google knows you are searching for a nich) but on your averag
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Around the time that "nacht wacht" has bean pained nearly nobody in the Netherlands spoke English so that ha probably nothing to do with it.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
English is a required second language here in the Netherlands. Like 80% here can speak it. It is so popular that many thing are English on default here now. Nearly all our radio music is English, university classes are English, Public Trans
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
wow some people sad that cadence looks like slack. But I just discovered it is really a 1 on 1 look a like. DAMN
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
Podcasts are nice but for me definitively not comparable to Wikipedia for how I use them at least. Podcasts: bring people of knowledge to talk about subjects. Wikipedia: Brings the end result of all the talking to one written place.
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
In the Nederlands multiple companies have bocome very big by using this trick. Some companies where doing this for some simple SEO improvements. The first site that used this trick to my knowledge was a website called CoolBlue 4 to 5 years
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by sneeuwpopsneeuw 6y ago
A friend of me added support for sending Giphy animations to a school project 2 years ago. He finished that in 2 or 3 hours. The API is basically give us 1 word and we give you givs / jif's / jivs / gif's idk. I atl

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