tlhunter

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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   I've won hackathons building real time multiplayer games. In those cases it was the backend that set it apart from the competition.
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   Radar Chat is an app that I've been working on for a few years now, but only during the past several months has it been my main focus. Radar Chat allows you to leave messages attached to real world (lat/lon) locations. When leavin
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   Show HN: Radar Chat – Leave Digital Messages in the Physical World(radar.chat)

   8 points by tlhunter 5y ago|1 comments
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   I suddenly hate my Ergodox Infinity...
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   You might enjoy Multithreaded JavaScript ;)
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   Firefox for Android is my daily driver. I really dig it; once you get used to the address bar being near your thumb there's no going back.
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   Bespoke has some definite SunVox UI vibes going on.
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   Literally the only reason I stopped using my last two phones was that the security updates stopped streaming in. Even now they sit in a drawer, perfectly functional, abandoned by Google.
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   by tlhunter 5y ago

   A previous PC I built had faulty grounding with the headphone jack and would constantly play static mixed in with whatever intentional analog signal was being played. When I played single player games certain patterns signaled a big boss fi
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    Happy to see phones with headphone jacks are still being produced. I bought the Pixel 4a 5G for the jack back in January thinking it might be my last. Note: You'll need to watch more than 10 seconds of the video to understand the joke.
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    The PDF sample I opened suggests it's implemented in C. The GitHub suggests it uses both C and Java: https://github.com/confucianzuoyuan/craftinginterpreters
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    Well they don't have intrinsic.com or twitter.com/intrinsic... Those are still associated with a tech startup from a couple years ago: https://twitter.com/intrinsic/status/1164007322932277249?s=1...
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    This is a very good idea. The UI for end customers to customize the payload is innovative. Things like rate limiting, error handling, exponential backoff, short circuiting, batching, and replaying requests are all harder than one would thin
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    Differentiation might include some sort of game+device compatability badge or certification, built in steam controller and all that customization, and game discounts/rental program when played on the device.
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    by tlhunter 5y ago

    As a fan of Acid music this is actually pretty good. It even has "drop" measures where the drums disappear and the lead goes through a dynamic cutoff filter. Every now and then a bad lead/bass combination does pop up.
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    > Working keyboard. And the feature of not having a touch bar is not only included but it’s the cheaper option — I would have paid money for that! I've been using Linux development laptops for the past decade and have had all of the
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I was concerned about the missing KEYS entry, too. I believe the script would fail if the two keys were on different machines, assuming both key names were provided as KEYS, though the {} syntax should have avoided that. By generating the k
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    > Findings of these studies suggest that the risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection via the fomite transmission route is low, and generally less than 1 in 10,000, which means that each contact with a contaminated surface has less than a 1 in 10,00
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    If you hop in one of the BSD subreddits you'll find that every other post is someone asking your same question. You might find some enlightenment there.
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I love non-4k displays, but 1080p on a 15" is too harsh. 1440p would probably be the cutoff for that size. It seems that most developers (their target audience?) love hidpi which may be one of the biggest adoption issues for System 76.
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I'm confused... Where's the list of violations?
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    Datadog Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Sqreen(prnewswire.com)

    1 points by tlhunter 6y ago|0 comments
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    Note that the System 76 laptop keyboards are also hardware programmable.
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    You can use KDE with BSD, and KDE supports HiDPI.
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I've been using Linux as a daily driver on laptops for about the last 12 years. I mostly do backend service development, having code that ultimately runs on a Linux server, so it's been quite easy for me to adopt. I would have ins
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    As the asciidoc chapter files for my recently published book[1] reached 1,500 lines, I found that editors like Vim and VSCode weren't able to keep up, taking hundreds of milliseconds from keystroke to redraw. Since I was writing on a L
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I've got a dozen presentations [1] that all use reveal.js. I like it for presenting at live events because I just host them on my public website [2], and if my machine were to die, I could just borrow one from an audience member. - [1]
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    Distributed Systems with Node.js: Building Enterprise-Ready Back End Services

    2 points by tlhunter 6y ago|0 comments
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I modified mine to have a NATO strap
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    by tlhunter 6y ago

    I distinctly remember having a homework problem in middle school to design a 51 star flag. My answer was a copy of the 50 star flag but with a bigger one in the background. Definitely got that one wrong.