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by zethus 5y ago
memory is a curious function
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by zethus 5y ago
Think you're looking for a game like Spore or the older SimLife, both by Maxis.
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by zethus 5y ago
inb4 someone makes an angry stakeholder mod that spawns biters unless you hit some arbitrary metric in a set amount of time :)
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by zethus 5y ago
If your life goal is to optimize for "productivity", then you will of course encounter your issue. I imagine the vast majority of people seek out leisure activities. What I've found that Factorio does for many programmers is
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by zethus 5y ago
It goes a little bit deeper than this as well! Red is typically associated with fortune, luck, or prosperity for many Asian countries that were historically Chinese culture such as Japan and Korea. Think about any Lunar New Year celebration
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by zethus 5y ago
"The Mom Test" by Rob Fitzpatrick is a good follow-up read to this blog post. The author provides some examples and insight of _how_ to talk to some of these types of feedback-providers. https://www.goodreads.com/b
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by zethus 5y ago
I can't imagine pg being too concerned with SEO. I don't think he's necessarily marketing his essays for discoverability nor do his essays bring in direct income aside from enhancing YC's already established credibility.
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by zethus 5y ago
Are you implying that the WHO's statements in the first few months of 2020 removes the credibility of the claim that the pandemic did not to be this bad? I'm with you that it should have been sooner than March 11, 2020 to declare
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by zethus 6y ago
I share you general thoughts on this being a stretch and feeling somewhat euro-centric. The article author, fwiw, is "a Rome-based freelance reporter".
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by zethus 7y ago
The answer is probably no to both
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Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zethus 7y ago|0 comments
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by zethus 8y ago
Completely unrelated to the content of your post, but I find it interesting that you lowercase the o in AOC as if it's a technology like IoT.
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by zethus 13y ago
I've come to this cafe a few times. It's Joy's Place on Post St. in the Tenderloin/Tendernob. I think I've also seen the victim of the theft there a few times (working in XCode). Probably not the first time she&#x27
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Adam Whitcroft's Batch Iconset (Ruby Gem)(zethussuen.github.io)
1 points by zethus 13y ago|0 comments
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by zethus 14y ago
Thanks for linking this! There's some discussion on the bottom of the post as well as on DN: https://news.layervault.com/stories/2070-the-design-ego
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by zethus 14y ago
Hurray for no confusing icons w/o alt-text like DN has!
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by zethus 14y ago
Hey Codegeek, 1. NYC-area designer/front-end dev here. The simplest way to find a designer who will match your needs would be to scout on dribbble. If you pay for a "scout" account you can view and contact designers who you think fit the bi
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by zethus 14y ago
lol love this comment. a todo item that sits on your list for > 7 days probably remains in your head anyways. more realistic issue is recurring events. cronjob? at that point it seems dumb.
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by zethus 14y ago
Could see more usecase in something like yammer/hipchat/hall where you have your work-related contacts in place already w/o the social noise. Cool out-of-the-box usage for twitter though nonetheless!
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by zethus 14y ago
Would like to see HTML Geolocation API as default w/ manual fallback as well as F/mph (for us 'Muricans). If the purpose of the site is to get an instant message across, any sort of automation would be awesome. Also Color-coded temp scale a
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by zethus 14y ago
If you have some design (UI/UX mainly) skills to complement your HTML5 frontend, take a look at dribbble's job board: http://dribbble.com/jobs
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by zethus 14y ago
Google would've helped you out there... but they've been back essentially largely since 12/3.
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by zethus 14y ago
Level of Effort. So pretty much how much time you're spent in HTML/CSS/JS and integrating that with your back-end devs
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by zethus 14y ago
Not exactly what you're looking for, but if you're in NYC check this out: http://monthlymusichackathon.org/
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by zethus 14y ago
I've gone to a number of hackathons in NYC in the past few months. As a designer you have to be very versatile. If you are a designer with front-end chops like me, you will be in VERY high demand since you have a good idea of the LOE for de
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by zethus 14y ago
What do you mean by front-end web designer? Do you design and code front-end as well? There are plenty of jobs in NYC looking for front-end devs with design chops. Check out nytm.org/made-in-nyc/ for a list of hiring companies. On your resu
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by zethus 14y ago
You should disable the app once the limit is reached. Simply inspecting the modal/overlay in chrome or firebug will let you delete the node and continue to use the app without ever logging in/signing up.
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A different approach to task lists utilizing flow(zethussuen.com)
1 points by zethus 14y ago|0 comments
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by zethus 14y ago
It's already not in the EXIF data anyways. Instagram API is assigning its own geo tag to it, so why bother with all the extra info that they don't need to track? Granted, still a dick move– they could just store it, but I think you're imagi
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by zethus 14y ago
Here's my UX bookmarks dump for reads/blogs to get started: http://52weeksofux.com/tagged/week_1 http://www.uxbooth.com/blog/ http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/ http://www.alistapart.com/articles/ As far as UI goes, spend a lot o

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