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by vuldin 7y ago
unity and unreal are very visual when compared with text editors. They are also very popular apps for creating entire classes of applications, like video games.
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by vuldin 7y ago
At best, this seems like a very weird thing to get up in arms about. But worse, and I think more likely, it shows you are intolerant to change. I think that, equally likely, it shows you are just plain intolerant to some people.
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by vuldin 8y ago
I was working at a large tech company with awesome coworkers and cool technology, but I wasn't applying my experience/time/skill towards something I cared about. But I likely would have stayed if it weren't for my SO get
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by vuldin 8y ago
This is a good example of the type of debate that well-meaning, thoughtful people decide just steer clear of due to the (lack of) perspectives of the majority of those currently taking part in the conversation. The United States spends the
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by vuldin 8y ago
He's not showing off. He used vs code for a while but I believe got frustrated with issues, so he went back to something more stable and familiar for him. I can't blame him there.
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by vuldin 9y ago
Scuttlebutt is the first one that comes to mind. One of the more popular clients is Patchwork, which can be downloaded here: https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork/releases Another awesome one is Fritter (a twitter clo
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by vuldin 9y ago
I came here to make the same comment.
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by vuldin 9y ago
But at the same time while advertising a glowing review for an Apple product. To me it seems like a good way to claim something is awesome and that everyone needs it without actually having to write that themselves.
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by vuldin 9y ago
I can't help but feel that it is very likely our ancestors (if we make it long enough) will look back on the limited understanding we have at this point in time regarding spooky action at a distance, the theory of everything, general r
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by vuldin 9y ago
Anecdotally, I haven't been on Facebook in months. In spite of that, I wouldn't be surprised if my account is counted somehow in the daily usage for some of those days just because of the extent to which their services have extend
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by vuldin 9y ago
How is the integration of Pocket in any way similar to the Mr. Robot scenario? You just pointed to a recent article where they are explaining exactly the what/why/how details of this integration. There is nothing surprising or bei
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by vuldin 9y ago
First bit of literature I have read in second person for quite some time. I actually really liked it as a refreshing change to the usual format. I feel like it lends itself to a deeper connection with the subject (in this case Tony).
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DIY creations with Nintendo Labo(labo.nintendo.com)
3 points by vuldin 9y ago|0 comments
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by vuldin 9y ago
The issue is that the features we use along with git, many of which github provides, are not decentralized. The true but tired argument that git will continue to work when github goes down totally ignores this issue. Yes, git still works. B
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by vuldin 9y ago
Happy to see patchwork and secure-scuttlebutt mentioned. These apps and the people behind them are, in my opinion, looking at decentralization in the most complete way from an application standpoint. Now if we can combine these apps with ro
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by vuldin 9y ago
Another good resource, from Tensor Programming : https://youtu.be/LNABJvABhos
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by vuldin 9y ago
I stopped following Musk after he made this childish remark. Glad to see it's getting noticed more widely.
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by vuldin 9y ago
I like how, at the end of the video, they start going from person to person as the just say a buzzword or phrase.
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by vuldin 9y ago
For some reason I love this.
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by vuldin 9y ago
Thanks you Mozilla. As long as you continue to exist for your stated reasons then I'll never stop using Firefox for what it's good at.
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by vuldin 9y ago
Dead Cells
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by vuldin 9y ago
Multiple links to demos are easily accessible from the linked page. Better than most submissions.
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by vuldin 9y ago
I can't agree more. After using both there is no question that, for me, mobx is better. It is more intuitive and has much less boilerplate code. I've tried to understand why redux is chosen over mobx in some projects, and at this
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by vuldin 9y ago
The article does not claim that we have no control over speeding. We do have control over or speed in numerous ways. The article merely says that signs have little impact on how fast a community goes on any stretch of road... other factors
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by vuldin 10y ago
More and more lately, I think about how any future intelligent life will be looking back at how we live now and will do so with increasing disbelief the more and more they learn about us.
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by vuldin 10y ago
Well looks like I'm done with hacker news, I have found a better news source.
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by vuldin 10y ago
I find your lack of regard for the well being of Uber drivers, and workers generally, concerning. I understand that the startup funding model you are focused on may not be as lucrative for founders and their startup backers if they must beg
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by vuldin 10y ago
I can't wait until they start making displays that just show stuff when you connect another device to it.
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by vuldin 10y ago
I actually enjoy being able to break supposedly complicated tasks or projects down into something that anyone I'm talking to about it can understand. Basically I don't think I'm better than everyone else, and so I don't
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by vuldin 10y ago
This looks nice. I'm really tied to using creationix nvm at the moment and it seems like these two libraries would be competing for control over how to manage node/npm. There's no GUI on nvm though, so if this tool can handle

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