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by wyum 3y ago
Looking forward to playing this! My brother and I were brainstorming ideas for a new wordle-like game recently and we hit upon this same idea. We looked it up and learned that Lewis Carroll "invented" this game back in the 1800s.
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by wyum 3y ago
https://williamhuster.com Personal blog with a handful of tech-oriented posts and a gallery of some of my favorite photos. Haven't posted in a bit, but this thread is motivating. Made with Jekyll, hosted on GitHub pages, wi
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by wyum 4y ago
I also grew up in the US. In my high school we read the book "Hiroshima" by John Hersey, which tells what happened that day, according to survivors. I recall it being a powerful read. Gave me a tremendous amount of perspective and
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by wyum 4y ago
Shader programming blows my mind, especially those niche programmers who are able to create entire scenes using only shaders. For examples: www.shadertoy.com For learning: thebookofshaders.com
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by wyum 6y ago
I built a similar app for a client. It's called "Festi." It's on IOS and Android with web app as well... Getting traction has definitely been difficult, but is slowly growing.
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by wyum 7y ago
Weird - I just experienced one of these as I was waking up about 20 minutes ago! I say "weird" b/c it's not a regular thing, but I have experienced this a few other times, along with similar sudden full-body "spasms
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by wyum 7y ago
ThinkNimble | Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Software Engineers | $60k-$100k + equity | Washington DC USA | Full-time | Onsite https://www.thinknimble.com We build software for organizations that we admire. We're a group
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by wyum 7y ago
ThinkNimble | Junior Engineer | $60k-$70k + equity | Washington DC USA | Full-time | Onsite https://www.thinknimble.com We build software for organizations that we admire. We're a group of entrepreneurial software developer
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by wyum 10y ago
Yes.
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Large study links workaholism and psychiatric disorders(qz.com)
1 points by wyum 10y ago|0 comments
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by wyum 11y ago
I agree and wanted to make a similar point. This is a false dilemma. It seems to me that every feature has a debt component (cost of maintenance) and an asset component (value to customers and business). Evaluating those together, one can d