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New TinCan eLearning Communication Spec Released (tincanapi.com)
1 points by tseabrooks 13y ago|1 comments
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I find the idea that the Federal authorities don't already have the technology and infrastructure necessary themselves somewhat laughable / unbelievable. Am I way off base here?
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
FFS, I was secretly hoping for a tiny kickstarter link at the bottom.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I was in the middle of typing up how disappointing the article was because it appeared to be some sort of fluff PR piece. I noticed your comment before hitting submit and realized I had only read page 1.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Their app looks neat. Isn't it susceptible to gmail changes breaking functionality?
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I think the way to really sum all of this up is this: "Halo brought PC FPS culture to consoles and into every living room" Before Halo the same level of vitriolic competitiveness existed, it was just exclusive to the PC gamers playing FPSs.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
This is why I tend towards being a strong advocate of a "test group" for any software shop. This is basically a group of people running a combination of manual and automated tests against software as a black box. Unit tests never catch ever
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I think this illustrates one of the biggest reasons many of the most popular mobile games have variable solutions and some sort of "star" rating for the solution. A lot of these games work on the idea that people ripping through it achieve
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I went from hg -> git in the last couple of years. I'd say they are "almost identical". The key difference is a slightly different mindset on merging and branching IMHO. It can be non-trivial for some of my more hard headed dev brethren
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
This is a good place to put the reminder; Write a unique resume for each job. Resumes need to be written to match the culture of the company you're applying to. Try to understand the mindset of the people you expect to be looking at your re
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
We sell middleware to a number of customers with millions of dollars in revenue who don't have backups, don't have testbeds for rolling out to "dev" before pushing to "prod" and don't have someone with any expertise in managing their IT / i
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
How much of the Money donated by B&M Gates Foundation is Bill's personal money vs Money raised from donors? Not trying to diminish his donations, just genuinely curious how much money foundations like that raise form outside donors.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Thats really only half the story. Apple couldn't give their customers the experience they wanted to give them: Turn by Turn, no data mining, etc... while staying with Google. So they made the decision to go their own way. Hindsight being 20
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I love this idea. I did a couple of toy searches and found some pretty great domain names. This sort've feels like one of those "Why didn't I think of that" ideas. Which means... Good Job!
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
We're experimenting with something like this now. I'm currently acting as the "consulting" dev here. Our first experiment is on a quarterly basis. We'll reconsider after the quarter. We're actually struggling with finding the right amount o
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I have finally checked out! I've purchases IntelliJ! 3 hours in the making!
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
You got a lot further than me I got frustrated around number 6. Isn't useful for me to know my clj file is missing if no one ever tells me about it. I gave up. Looked cool but I'll just stick to Vim / Sublime / etc.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Lol, The image is way too blurry to say even that. It could even be a airsoft gun.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I'm not familiar with the HN RSS. Is there a reason this doesn't match what I see on the front page?
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I had a secondary thought. Does this page auto refresh? Can I just leave it open on a separate virtual desktop... or do I need to refresh it?
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I love this. The only thing I might like as an addition would be the ability to reorganize and change the font. No login / account nonsense just save my ordering and font choice in a cookie or something.
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I'm not a member of the community in question. However, I guess I'm just in the mind that if you have problems with a person you take it up with them directly and privately (including only the people that must be involved). This was obvious
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I disagree. This isn't interesting. This is tantamount to the trashy gossip rags at the cash register. It's just negativity that doesn't really add to the community. This should've stayed dead. I've flagged it to do my part. Let's stay clas
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Embedded development on a lot of consumer electronics devices are mostly in C++ these days. Some of the UI elements are changing to HTML5 UIs without a real browser (wired directly into C++ methods talking to HW through "magic"). Admittedly
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I find it interesting that this works, or doesn't. Based on these "Micro-Version" differences as well as whole version differences. What are the key differences? Is it actually chrome or some other system level difference? Chrome Version 21
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Agreed. Coding standards have nothing to do with "my way is better than yours". If you feel like they do, you should find new people to work with. It's all about being able to view code consistently. At my previous employer (Large consumer
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
The article is interesting even if bits and pieces are out of date. It's nice to see other's viewpoints. My one complaint about this article, and a lot of articles of the same ilk, is the part where Americans get criticized for not "traveli
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
Preface: I hadn't considered technical books and all comments are about stories, both fiction and non fiction. As someone who has grown up on the internet for the last two decades there is something decidedly different between a website, a
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
I expect to be a lone voice in a sea of positivity... The very notion of A/B testing a piece of art disturbs me profoundly. The idea that publishers would say, "Our analytics show readers engage with these types of passages so you need to i
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by tseabrooks 14y ago
This is interesting and well written. Find yourself a grad student in Math and you've got your job. I want more articles of a "pop math" variety exploring the numbers of everyday life. Not only are they interesting and engaging, these typ

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