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Show HN: I built an infinite canvas for game masters
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https://overseer.studio - Infinite canvas for apps, browser tabs, PDFs, and more. Primarily focused on Game Masters for TTRPGs but I've heard from many that it would be an excellent general purpose digital binder. Started l
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Show HN: I built a digital game master screen
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8mo ago
ah that's right, thanks for correcting. still, I think my other remark about his writings stand.
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geohotz, the infamous person who cracked the PS3 at the time. Been following him since that time and this project since he started it. His blogs have always teetered on the edge of unprofessional while remaining incredibly knowledgeable and
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8mo ago
I suspect the migration to Azure is continuing to go well
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Show HN: Our 3D dice roller is up for an ENNIE Award
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3y ago
“Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders.” https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995
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4y ago
Thanks! Frontend stack is React, Three.js, and Cannon.js. We use FBX for the models mostly but started to support GLB files recently which open up a world of new options for customization.
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4y ago
Thank you :) Laravel, MySQL (Planetscale), Redis. Hosted on fly.io Total monthly expenses is somewhere near $30/mo which is less than I've paid for personal hosting at times.
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4y ago
3D dice rolling with friends https://dddice.com Have some ideas on monetization in the future but for now it's just fun
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4y ago
Did the company make money? That's the reality of it. You don't need shiny frameworks or any of those tools to make money. Are developers happy with it? Maybe! Nothing wrong with spicing up a site with a little jQuery. Heck, I use
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4y ago
Been using fly.io - Started to move professional projects over too
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Love seeing Laravel in the wild. We've had a lot of success with it so far. Good luck with the project! Completely aside, but I used to write PHP 10-ish years ago during the PHP 3/4/5 era. My career launched me into Node.js a
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4y ago
Hey HN Co-founder of dddice here. Feel free to ask any questions about our infrastructure, codebase, or my latest D&D characters!
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3D Dice at Scale
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https://dddice.com - 3D dice roller "Use boring technology" - Laravel, MySQL, Fly.io for hosting We automate nearly all aspects of the business as well. If a task needs to be done more than once, it's worth automa
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Best online dice rollers for RPGs in 2022
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Show HN: Dddice – Roll 3D digital dice in the browser
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Show HN: Create and share 3D dice
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I created a 3D digital dice rolling app for tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons. Been slowly adding features to it for just under a year. No timelines, no stress. Growing at a nice pace. https://dddice.com
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4y ago
Sounds like you have poor self-control. I've been working from home for 6-years and never once had this problem. There are many ways to form productive habits at home; for example, remote conference rooms that people can jump in and ou
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I've been using PHP for our latest venture after 8+ years of node.js and it's become the de facto language to use at our company. Anyone writing comments about "scaling" or "performance" has never had to deal w
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s/php/node.js/g
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4y ago
This is an interesting concept. Would the API help fill in this type of feature? You could roll using the API and use the return to perform a lookup in a table you design.
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Show HN: 3D dice for tabletop roleplaying games
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Good question - The dice organizer (to the left of the roll buttons) lets you organize different dice themes into your bottom piles. You can also customize your own themes with the basic editor.
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Show HN: Online dice roller for tabletop roleplaying games
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4y ago
How does this compare to TinyLetter? (Been using them for years, no complaints)
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4y ago
A friend and I needed a quick and easy way to share dice rolls while playing tabletop games remotely, so we created this tool in our spare time to do so. There's a couple themes to choose from right now but we have an editor in the wor
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