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tytyty
13y ago
I'd love to see a larger scale project, or even small scale project published with this. I like the atomic nature of abstracting code.
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tytyty
13y ago
Btw, I've now dropped over $1,700+tax on Logic. From my original purchase of 4.0 from EMagic that I ran on Windows, Logic 6 post Apple acquisition, Logic Studio 9, and now Logic Pro X. I am totally fine with the $200 pricing which is l
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tytyty
13y ago
You had me until your twitter and I read "I wear a fake mustache."
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tytyty
13y ago
This is a dated sentiment. According to this Forbes article Tumblr is on track to make $100 million in revenue this year. http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2013/01/02/tumblr-... Tumblr has actually managed to pull off ads very, ve
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RESTless: a robust, simplified alternative to ember-data
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13y ago
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13y ago
I am very fortunate to have cashed out at the peak of this bubble. It's a damn shame mtgox is having these problems. I consider it to be a huge vulnerability of the system. That said, many people are working on alternatives. It's a growing
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13y ago
As of this writing mtgox is down for everyone and has been for the last 20 minutes or more since I tried logging in to make a withdrawal.
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14y ago
My company moved away from ember-data recently in favor of our own simplified replacement. I like the concept of ember-data but we just ended up fighting with it more than we'd like. It's a bad idea if you go into ember expecting it to be a
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tytyty
14y ago
Sure. I guess I forgot to also make the point that the best way to write tests is to do it as you write the code you are testing. Otherwise the tasks becomes somewhat tedious and intolerable.
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tytyty
14y ago
I've been mixing in TDD and BDD for the last 1.5 years of my 11 year coding career. I can't think of any reason not to test except for laziness and someone's unwillingness to truly use their brain to evaluate it's value. Contrary to this ar
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tytyty
14y ago
How about a synthesizer? I can immediately think of many useful ways to use a synthesizer with this controller. For example, touch pressure to filter cut-off or LFO amount. Finger vibrato to OSC pitch, OSC detune, filter, and so on. I think
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14y ago
I hope you understand it's not meant to sound condescending. Maybe my comment ( http://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=5211177 ) will help with the insight. Imagine the worst experience of your life. [rhetorical] Did you go through it with som
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tytyty
14y ago
I take psychedelics on a regular basis. Usually a couple of times a month. Although I've done several hundred micrograms (there is really no way of knowing) of LSD at once, I also really enjoy experimenting with smaller doses and casually m
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14y ago
I'm quite ecstatic about this. I invested in bitcoin early on when it was around $1-3 a coin. I try to buy goods with it at legitimate places like bitcoinstore when it's up, and buy more when it's down. I just, you know, actually believe it
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14y ago
Nothing. There is no reason not to fork it. There are papers on using blockchains to pass on titles and ownership of physical goods. It's just one market, that happens to currently be worth over $200,000,000 though.
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14y ago
While the idea is novel, domains are virtual real estate. I don't think it's in anyone's best interest to retire domains/addresses. There are many more sane ways to make all of the content easily accessible indefinitely.
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tytyty
14y ago
Without commenting on your product I'd like to be frank about why this mentality can be unhealthy. Motivation is great, but sometimes the fuel that motivates you isn't always healthy. The way that your article reads comes off as having a po