meesterdude

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by meesterdude 3y ago
we would love to see you cite some examples
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by meesterdude 3y ago
> "The brain" is not in any way shaped like a physical object Our brains are physical object, and the connections it is composed of are also physical.
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by meesterdude 3y ago
i've also had success with render.com so far! been running an app & DB for $14/mo for a almost 6 months and it's been solid.
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by meesterdude 3y ago
this looks nice and clean - why have you paused development? I see there are 32 github issues
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by meesterdude 4y ago
this is a bit exaggerated. Polymath > A polymath is an individual whose knowledge spans a substantial number of subjects, known to draw on complex bodies of knowledge to solve specific problems. If that's who you are, there's n
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Ask HN: What does the future of computing that you're waiting for look like?
2 points by meesterdude 4y ago|1 comments
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by meesterdude 4y ago
I don't know about "any minute now" But I would echo the comment that I think they face a lot of turbulence in their future.
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc.(berkshirehathaway.com)
63 points by meesterdude 4y ago|99 comments
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by meesterdude 4y ago
My current side project (neighborhud.app) is an iPhone 6 in every room displaying a HUD (heads up display) of recurring things i need to do in that area, inventory, events, and requests. Iphone 6's are fairly advanced devices that are
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by meesterdude 4y ago
I didn't think Mastodon would make sense for me as any kind of twiter alternative, but then I found someone created ruby.social and now it actually makes sense for me, and offers something twitter doesn't.
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by meesterdude 4y ago
seems more outline than database. I also find the colors to be overwhelming. The sidebar ToC feels novel but that is not a huge value add for me. The UX is woefully lacking in expressiveness, and there are no notable gains from not using fi
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by meesterdude 4y ago
chia is a terrible idea. investment wise, and also tech. Great theory, but a miss in execution. - ex chia farmer
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by meesterdude 4y ago
this is what desperation looks like
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by meesterdude 4y ago
thanks for posting it!
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by meesterdude 4y ago
nice find! ;)
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by meesterdude 4y ago
It's open source: https://github.com/ranbuch/accessibility
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by meesterdude 4y ago
To put it simply, this reflects an amateur understanding of frameworks. I know where the author is coming from, because I've been there/done that/tried that. It sounds nice on paper, but experience has shown that this is a po
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by meesterdude 4y ago
nonsense. This is relevant to the authors thesis: If frameworks are bad and everything should be done manually or in a decoupled way - the quality of the work product of the author, should be subject to discussion. Are they hand weaving bea
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by meesterdude 4y ago
> Companies who try to build any type of codebase end up with a mess. Always. No exception. I love how demonstratively wrong this is
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by meesterdude 4y ago
> so it's a disengineous point to bring up. In the public eye, Meta is particularly unethical. It's a large part of their current downfall. So I don't agree with you that it is a disingenuous point.
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by meesterdude 4y ago
I watch every episode! Good for him. I wish he would stop pumping the newsletter. I like that he's promoting his own stuff, but he doesn't understand why i watch his channel - it's because they are informative videos, and giv
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by meesterdude 4y ago
Would like tro hear more of what you're thinking! I agree it's important, but it's also secondary to building. Facebook has no tests, for example. Would tests make them more profitable? But I'm not dismissing testing in
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by meesterdude 4y ago
I think this is a cool idea! But I disagree with your direction. Lets say you do rework everything to be web assembly and not bound to BYOND. I'm sure the 300 people that play SS13 would love it. But I don't think that goes far en
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by meesterdude 4y ago
hello, i live out of my calendar at work and its not clear to me what this does. Also, $3.5/mo? a yearly plan might make more sense.
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by meesterdude 4y ago
Congrats on building something with friends! > We think that no existing platform for point–to-point communication prioritizes the conversations that you actually care about and that really matter. > Anysphere attempts to fix this. Wh
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by meesterdude 4y ago
> Given enough experience / skill you can make any technology fairly enjoyable Have you never used MongoDB?
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by meesterdude 4y ago
We aren't even thinking along those lines these days. Some of us are. My side project is in many ways a 3D web; and i know I'm not alone in exploring the domain.
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by meesterdude 4y ago
recently diagnosed with aspbergers, which i'm sure a lot of computer/tech folk share. Per wikipedia: The syndrome was named after the Austrian pediatrician Hans Asperger, who, in 1944, described children in his care who stru
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Ted Nelson on Zigzag data structures (2008)(youtube.com)
1 points by meesterdude 4y ago|0 comments
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by meesterdude 4y ago
rails is awesome, and with hotwire we can reuse slices of the application and cut down required dev time. It's certainly optimized for developer productivity and happiness! been doing it for 13 years and still love it.

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