everling

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by everling 2y ago
Reminds me of https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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by everling 4y ago
Modern Vintage Gamer if you're into emulation history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqP3ZzWiul0
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by everling 4y ago
A curious movie trend with a 30 year interval also: 3D. 50’s, 80’s, 10’s. Though maybe the emergence of VR would render 3D movies obsolete by 2040..
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by everling 4y ago
It's an homage. It's easier to argue the "rip-off" case when the movie being stenciled is commercially successful, like when 2 Days in the Valley tried to ride the success of Pulp Fiction. Filmmakers are film nerds and t
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Tesla removes 2022 production date from Cybertruck website(theverge.com)
4 points by everling 5y ago|0 comments
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Ghostwriter(thisamericanlife.org)
1 points by everling 5y ago|0 comments
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by everling 5y ago
Thanks, it’s just good old LAMP. Search is AJAX with https://tarekraafat.github.io/autoComplete.js/ I’m no web dev and to understand modern web frameworks and their ecosystems just seems like a tremendous undertaking a
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by everling 5y ago
A newly released live performance of I.G.Y by Donald Fagen: https://youtu.be/mrLKinIp3wI
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by everling 5y ago
My project 1) is a side project, meaning I can commit as much or as little time as I'd like 2) is something I use myself 3) doesn't cost too much to run. I think these factors help the survival of a Show HN submission. Been runnin
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by everling 5y ago
Rian Johnson confirmed that in some commentary/interview about Knives Out
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by everling 5y ago
I discovered Columbo just a year or so back and I love it. Peter Falk is the big draw, but I also appreciate the relatively low intensity of the show. Scenes are allowed to unfold at a pace that would seem too slow or baggy for today's
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by everling 5y ago
Almost sounds like a giallo movie, like https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_House_with_Laughing_Wind...
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by everling 5y ago
https://cinetrii.com (I don't know a thing about web design)
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by everling 5y ago
RPG Maker 2000, I made small games when I was 11 or so. It wasn’t programming in the purest sense but you could store variables, make if statements and for loops within a dialog based GUI rather than scripting by hand. Despite being designe
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by everling 5y ago
Streamlit doesn't expose async / callback stuff in the API, instead the script is rerun from the start every time the user clicks a checkbox, manipulates a slider etc. This makes it really easy to make apps, but depending on the c
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by everling 5y ago
Been using Streamlit at work for over a year. It's great for quickly building internal apps where latency or styling is not a concern (though it is a lot prettier than notebooks).
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by everling 5y ago
Same experience. Loved the G4, then it got caught in a boot loop.
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by everling 6y ago
I don’t know how representative this is of all dealerships, but This American Life ran an episode on a Long Island dealership struggling to fill the OEM quota of sales for the month. It’s greatly entertaining (and depressing): https:&#x2F
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by everling 6y ago
In firefox you can float youtube videos, I use that frequently to casually watch something while working on something else.
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by everling 6y ago
And just to clarify, this was a hobby project alongside studies, not a full-time endeavor..
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by everling 6y ago
Thanks, but I doubt anyone would find it useful apart from the curiosity and novelty of it. It's neither optimized from a performance or development perspective and it lacks visual fidelity (my friends kept reminding me that it looke
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by everling 6y ago
I wanted to make a video game. Over the course of a few years I built my own 3d engine and SDK, using only Java and the OpenGL API. By the time I got to a state where an actual game could be made (sort of a point and click adventure) I fel
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Slow TV Map(slowtvmap.com)
2 points by everling 6y ago|0 comments
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by everling 6y ago
I would gladly pay a dollar for an article. Two if it's lengthy. I run across articles in I want to read in American and British newspapers that I wouldn't consider subscribing to. As a foreigner the majority of the content is of
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Ask HN: Why can't I pay per magazine article?
2 points by everling 6y ago|7 comments
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by everling 6y ago
Thanks, I will. It’s been my side project for a long time, but I only find time to work on it every so often. This past year saw some major updates, though.
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by everling 6y ago
https://cinetrii.com analyses reviews to infer possible inspirations behind a film. There are a bunch of things that could be improved with the text processing applied here. The wrong movie title is resolved occasionally, like f
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by everling 6y ago
My favorite channel since about a year is Foresty Forest ( https://www.youtube.com/user/forestyforest ). Living vanlife vicariously through his videos, while I wouldn't want to commit to it in real life. As a fan of
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by everling 6y ago
I listened to the podcast "Wind of Change", which explored the rumor that the CIA had written the hit Scorpions rock ballad as a psy-op to undermine the soviet union. As a non-American, it was quite fascinating to hear about prove
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by everling 6y ago
+1 for understanding your audience. My side project, an inspiration-based film recommendation engine, has a niche audience but is of little interest to the general public (or HN) or those that only watch Netflix+Disney/Marvel. My traff

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