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coldfire07 posted:This is AWESOME! Where's the link to download??
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coldfire07 posted:Not quite ready for release yet, I'm still working on this. This coming week is my Spring Break, so hopefully I'll be able to have a first version released by then so I can start working out some kinks/bugs I'm not seeing as well as add user suggestions. If you want to request something specific here, I could start to implement it now (if I like your idea Awesome! One feature that came to mind is keeping track of how many times and when the last time a file was viewed, that way you can easily keep track of what episode you're on in a TV series, or see a list of movies you haven't seen in awhile. Also, being able to click on an actor/director and browse other things you have by that person would be awesome.
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Not UNIX posted:This is less of a project and more just killing time, but I thought it was kind of neat. I'm trying to apply some optimizations to a simple Mandelbrot app. The pixels in red are the ones it decides it does not need to calculate. That's pretty drat neat!
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numeric_atrophy posted:My iPhone game is finally finished. First game ever. I feel all tingly. Dude, this is awesome. Just grabbed it on my iPhone and it's pretty fun! I'm a huge Bust-A-Move fan so this was right up my alley. I hadn't played any of those other games you mentioned in the description before. Nice job, voted 5!
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That is pretty neat! Can you go into more detail about the object recognition?
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Super Awesome Volume Visualizer What does raw CT scan data look like?
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heeen posted:View dependent subdivision surfaces with displacement mapping. NERD ALERT
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HauntedRobot posted:
It must be important if it has jpg artifacts.
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antpocas posted:I'm curious, why are you displaying the waveform as if it were a record? A digital interface isn't constrained by the limitations of physical media. Maybe it's a loop? I saw DJ Shadow live (it was loving amazing) and he creates loops while he's mixing by putting masking tape on the records, so when it spins around the tape bumps the needle back to the start of the loop. I know nothing about mixing music so I'm probably way off here, but that's what I was reminded of when I saw the waveform curved in a loop like that, with the red line being that piece of masking tape. fletcher fucked around with this message at 20:30 on Apr 12, 2010 |
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shrughes posted:Seems obvious to me. It wasn't obvious to me at all.
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HFX posted:Good luck with that. I could write a thesis on why you won't see this happen, but once again I'd open myself up to termination and litigation. I really need to find a new job. Can you talk about what some of the limitations to making a snappy UI on those set top boxes are? Every single one I have used has been pretty slow and clunky, except for the TiVo one, but that was back in standard def days. Haven't used their HD stuff.
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Pardot posted:Been working on this for a while, but just launched the other week. http://merge.fm This is a very cool idea and it looks great, nice work!
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shrughes posted:There is already a sufficient difference between this app and Safari that makes me want to use this app. How should I change this app so that it will pass review? HN works fine on mobile safari, why does every webpage need an iphone app? (not to mention there are already two unnecessary HN apps on the app store)
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UraniumAnchor posted:If it's written in JS which it looks like it is, it'll probably run better in FF4, also. It runs extremely choppy on FF4 for me, basically unplayable. Smooth as butter in Chrome though.
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benitocereno posted:I haven't really researched the effectiveness of programming while drunk and listening to music, but I imagine it's some sort of bell-curve. http://xkcd.com/323/ How come winforms over WPF?
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shodanjr_gr posted:I'm pretty sure that formats like JPG have markers scattered throughout the image defining different compression segments and a bunch of other magical stuff (had to read through the JPEG spec once, it wasn't fun). Maybe try the random fuzzing, check to see if the result is a valid jpg, and if it's not, try a different random fuzzing. It's gotta get a valid one eventually right?
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Biowarfare posted:I mean literally just use that search string. Google's API also returns the same thing. In addition to whatismyip.org and Google you might as well fetch the results from a few others and compare them  . If all of them go down it won't matter because the world is probably ending.
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Nition posted:Actually, the cool thing I've just implemented is randomly-generated music, which you can hear in action in this video: Really, really awesome, nice work! What happens if you don't land on a platform? 
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Cowcatcher posted:On the bonus side, in lots of places in Europe they're legally not allowed to contact your previous employer and ask about you Really?? That seems like such an essential part of the process over here in the states
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Surface posted:Some (a bit out date) Eve-Trader changes. I don't play Eve, but this looks really awesome. What are you using to draw the charts? What's the server side stack look like?
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Surface posted:Thank you, most of the charts are currently powered by Highcharts with a few being drawn by Jquery Sparkline. I have been playing with D3 and Flot for a while and may switch everything over to them. Really cool stuff man. Thanks for that data visualizations link, lots of libraries in there I had never heard of. I'm working on my first real Python project that has a similar looking stack. Who are you using for hosting? How do you handle deployment of a new version? Was there a particular reason for Django over Pylons/CherryPy/Flask/etc? How come both MongoDB and Redis? They seem like they solve a similar problem but I'm not terribly familiar with them. Also, are you monetizing this thing at all, or is it more of a hobby/labor of love? It looks so slick and professional, the folks over at CCP Games must have been pretty impressed if they've seen this.
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Sir Davey posted:Well, I can finally easily compose on my Xylophone playing robot. Way awesome!! It's always so fun to program something that makes something move in real life, rather than just pixels on the screen. Now all you need is a head with some googly eyes on it and a giant spring for a neck, so he (she?) just carelessly wobbles about while serenading us.
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Literally Elvis posted:I didn't mean to come off as douchey or arrogant or anything. I'm just not sure if something goofy like this has any real appeal to employers. I got my current job by showing them The Awful Yearbook. Showing them a "successful" project that you completed on your own is a great thing for a resume or interview, I don't think it matters if it's kinda goofy.
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You're on HackerNews!
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AntiPseudonym posted:I use SVN because it's worked for me so far in the past and I'm too old and lazy to bother changing. What I terrible mentality to have... The things that you can do with git make you so much more capable as a developer. You really should spend the 30 minutes or whatever that it takes to learn the basics.
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clockwork automaton posted:So I'm 'releasing' my game next Thursday on itch.io so I decided I needed to spend some time making a stupid trailer for it. Congratulations! Looks awesome.
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TheresaJayne posted:That is actually a good question, whats the best hosting for spring/java/mysql websites? It depends on so many factors. How much you're willing to pay, how much time you want to spend managing it, how much traffic you're getting, is there a chance the site can blow up and you need to scale with it, etc. My default answer would be EC2, but it's probably overkill for a lot of things. And it's not trivial to use, you will need to invest some time in learning how to use AWS.
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hendersa posted:I don't think that people realize how much work it is to do this kind of stuff. I'm in awe every time you post about this project, it is really incredible
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Presenting my amazing new website I just launched: https://rightclicksaveas.net/ It's not the most useful thing in the world by any means. In fact, I can't remember the last time I got a link that I needed to use something like this. I bought this domain name in 2008 and used to have a similar page hosted on it. Decided to set it up again and use terraform to handle all the s3 & cloudfront stuff, automatically deployed upon git push via Bitbucket pipeline, which I can then re-use for a couple other little static sites I want to host. This was the guinea pig for that.
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leper khan posted:I don't think this will do the thing you want. Personal projects can go a long way in the job hunt. I know it's different at every organization, but where I work they are certainly valued. Hell I showed off https://awfulyearbook.com/ during my interview. It probably would have been good if there wasn't a user purchased banner ad during my demo that just had gently caress YOU in big flashing letters.
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