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by some1else 17y ago
Laughable advertising strategy. I hope they purge some of the dinosaurs who still believe you can lie about the experience you provide in your propaganda. The statement for AllAboutSymbian however.. Nice to see such levels of sincerity in c
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by some1else 17y ago
Looks nice. I'd use it for a game of Memory instead. Sponsors would probably much prefer a simple click-through.
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by some1else 17y ago
I don't know.. Maybe we should just bioengineer more nerdy women :-/ Evolution seems to be taking a long time
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Nerdiness turns women off from Computer Science(news.discovery.com)
1 points by some1else 17y ago|2 comments
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by some1else 17y ago
I managed to arrange a flexible schedule at a few companies I worked for so far. My problem is that there's not much left of the day after 18:00. It's a bit harder to arrange for 4-hour work days. Peers that have to stick around the entire
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by some1else 17y ago
Heh. They might even finish sooner than 3DRealms' Forever Nukem
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by some1else 17y ago
I have five female room-mates. They keep reminding me not to refer to them as guys :-S
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by some1else 17y ago
Hello Branden. Kudos for luring me back into ActionScript ;-) I was wondering, would you guys be interested in having an Open Sound Control implementation in the framework? It's like MIDI but runs over the network. It might prove very handy
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by some1else 17y ago
Sorry about that.. Coming from a design background, so Joshua Davis is such a household name to me, that it seemed more straightforward to just attribute authors, rather than compound a short-enough description for the title. These are my f
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by some1else 17y ago
They moved from hype.jushuadavis.com to hypeframework.org today. Seems like this thing is getting ready to take on the world. I wonder if they manage to catch up with Processing. Oh and they're hosting the project at GitHub, fork and commit
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HYPE Framework by Joshua Davis and Branden Hall (hypeframework.org)
12 points by some1else 17y ago|9 comments
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by some1else 17y ago
Do you have any reasonable supporting argument for that statement? This reads close to: "iPhone takes it way too far. Phones are for calling people, not surfing the web and running applications"
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by some1else 17y ago
Nice! Want <video>! :-)
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by some1else 17y ago
This looks very good. I think it shouldn't necessarily be JQuery centric, but a JavaScript abstraction in the sense that HAML and SASS reduce the verbosity of HTML and CSS. I personally do the worst thing when I write JavaScript by omitting
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by some1else 17y ago
Maybe he couldn't get in touch with him because he didn't know how to spell his name. Oh wait, he says he didn't feel he should. Misspelling the name was an entirely separate fail. After the Scamville fame, Arrington puts things back into p
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by some1else 17y ago
That was always the way I thought about emails in Ruby on Rails.. Multipart itself makes you focus on the "template" aspect of an email. When you're done with it, there's rarely a need to have any complicated business logic associated with
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by some1else 17y ago
Heartbreaking :-)
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by some1else 17y ago
I wonder, If "the industry" spent the resources allocated for software patents on additional R&D, could consumers even handle all the innovation? Besides, when was being the market leader ever an incentive for companies :-D There was a
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by some1else 17y ago
I have good news related to the subject of organising research on the web. I'll try and open up the staging version in a few days. However, I don't have infrastructure to support a large user base yet, so please get in touch through HNTeste
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by some1else 17y ago
I perform music on two Monome 64s and a Trigger Finger. That sums up to 144 buttons, of which 64 are used at all times. But there are only about 8 functional distinctions between those, so 18 mouse buttons is probably an overkill. However,