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LordBron
15d ago
No, let me expand using some of the items in my post. When I talk about my own flavor of "one thinking session, short task sessions", it takes into account exactly what you're asking. The thinking sessions write to a series o
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Show HN: Claude's innerworkings: turn 170 costs 2.1x turn 20, over 14,640 turns
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9y ago
Seems pretty neat, but how do you communicate with Katella? Is it it's own chat system? Or integrated into slack, etc?
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Own a Window into Tech's History
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Startup: Using the Apple Watch and iPhone to help save lives
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How Coding Took a Mexican Kid from the Ghetto to Hanging with Elite Legal Minds
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11y ago
I should've covered that more in my post. It was actually pretty shocking to talk tech with not only the lawyers, but also a judge. Lawyers understand law. Plus, the lawyers of the Legal Service Aid organization serve those who cannot
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Hacking for Good: Helping the Evolution of Justice and Law
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What traits make up a good developer?
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13y ago
I thought about doing mockups for the post, but decided it was already long enough as it was. I may break each one down into mockups still though and post them.
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13y ago
I agree with the others. I think it's still useful to share, because in order to implement I need to build an entire IDE just to implement my features. That's an awful lot of work to see a feature request implemented. I do agree t
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13y ago
If you want testers, let me know or drop a comment with a link in the post. Don't bother trying to get the details right yourself, let the masses help make the decisions for you.
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13y ago
I'm with you on the interoperability, if anyone in the world should understand and be 100% completely behind that, it should be coders and makers of code tools. If we don't demand it and require it, then it's pretty hopeless
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IDEas: Tools for Coders
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15y ago
I tried to get my previous business partner to realize that, but he (like others) feel uncomfortable with the "luck" factor. I'm not because I realize I got lucky and thus have even greater reason to take advantage of it. :) My new business
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David Roberts of PopCap Games: Opening Keynote NWEN Entrepreneur University 2011
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15y ago
Game jams and conferences are good places. Ludum Dare is an online game jam/challenge while 360iDev has a great in-person game jam.
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15y ago
I have to agree with you. Our company briefly contemplated freemium, but have opted against it. It's still early in the freemium era and I already see a backlash in the reviews and within myself as I play games. So yeah, while it is current
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15y ago
Yeah, one is truly a lonely number especially when you consider there needs to be game design, art, sound, music AND code. Luckily, we've found that if you start, Fate will lend you a hand and deliver some needed help.