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thethinker1032
11y ago
Education. From my experience, just trying to combine technology and teaching isn't good enough. We need something better than what we have now.
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One: Why does it seem all the text is in caps? Two: Why would we want a engine with Maya or 3DStudioMax interoperability? Most indie developers would not be able to afford Autodesk products because they are so pricey. The only people I know
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11y ago
This may be what you are looking for: http://cylonjs.com/ It's a javascript framework for robotics.
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11y ago
I third Haxe. From what I've read and done in it, it is a extremely nice language to work within. I just wish it had a bit more tutorials for people to learn from.
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11y ago
Perhaps later in life.
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11y ago
I see that there is no HTTPS on the website. You may want to fix this if you want this to be safe to use on a day to day basis.
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11y ago
It's suggested that the most optimal profile are people under 35, but I don't think people over that age are automatically disqualified. It's just that the majority profile they are looking for contains males who are under 35
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Ask HN: How do you make $15-20 bucks of change in a day?
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Ask HN: What free things have you found this week?
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11y ago
How would you go about finding a concept to build a app around? You don't want to end up building a so-called "sitcom" app which no one uses.
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11y ago
From the site: Google Summer of Code is a global program that offers post-secondary student developers ages 18 and older stipends to write code for various open source software projects.
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Ask HN: How does a 16 year old go about getting work on software?
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11y ago
If these are still available, could I get one? ETA: Disregard this post.
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11y ago
May I get one?
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11y ago
Agreed. This sounds like a fun thing to do when you have some spare time or are bored.
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12y ago
I use Gentoo. I like the level of customization it gives you, plus I ( this may be subjective) find it way more stable then Arch. I love the Portage package manager, and the low memory footprint (besides compiling).
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The diaspora* Project
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Bedrock Linux: Introduction
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