brainburn
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Comment · 11 years ago
And/Or a youtube showing gameplay
Comment · 11 years ago
Uhm, decent support on all your devices? (there's even a commandline client).
Versus that ridiculous hack where you can whatsapp in the browser, provided you scan a qr code and have the phone on the same network.
Comment · 11 years ago
Agreed. More interesting is the variant where people try to solve a cube in as few moves as possible.
Comment · 11 years ago
Having colors for different classes of code fragment just helps to reduce the amount of processing of the code in the brain. Seems to me that this is a win, at least it is for me.
In daily life I use a very colorful scheme (darcula on steroids) and just thinking about monochrome makes my head hurt.
Comment · 11 years ago
I guess law and programming aren't too different after all.
Just that one is about creating and the other about getting f*cked over.
Comment · 11 years ago
jq? links?
my osx install does not seem to have these things.
Comment · 11 years ago
Interesting, and familiar.
I had this idea a while back and made a puzzlegame for Android and iOs that does basically this.
The idea is to create puzzles on ANY subject that contain words relating to that subject.
- let user type, search wikipedia for articles starting with that text
- grab selected article, find out words in it that are links to other articles (they are probably related)
- generate a puzzle
I also do random placement, but I also add a score to the final puzzle, taking into account spread in vertical/horizontal/diagonal words. Then I just create as many random puzzles as I can in 4 seconds and take 'the best'.
More detailed writeup here: http://miscellany.codestare.com/WordsearchPlus/
Finished products: iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/nl/app/word-search-plus-word-puzzle... Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codestare....
Comment · 11 years ago
s/blame/praise :0
In the end only one's own gene-survival matters.
Comment · 11 years ago
I think above all they test on fast internet connections.
Comment · 11 years ago
^ is your opinion.
Some people prefer not to spend time on cooking.
Comment · 11 years ago
I'm a bit surprised they decoded json on the main thread...
Comment · 11 years ago
What the examples need is a link to the Playstore/Itunes so we can see how Fuse behaves on a real device.
Comment · 11 years ago
Somehow it does not understand what to do with my https://mydomain.io/blah url, it tries to fetch https://mydomain.io%0A/blah%0A
Postman has no problems with it though :)
Comment · 11 years ago
According to the IO 2014 talk about docker/kubernetes, it was chosen because it means something like pilot/helmsman.
Comment · 11 years ago
I've been eating our own type of soylent for the past year and a half now. 2 per day, morning and noon, and 'normal' dinner. The type I eat is ketogenic (meaning low carb).
I have to conclude that I feel better than ever before. Where previously I ate very monotonic (and one could argue, I still do), I did not get all the nutrients I should. I now do, and feel pretty damn good.
I do feel soylent is the future, but there are many varieties.
In my circles, the whole movement has sparked a lot of discussion, and many people close to me are now eating all kinds of soylent, homemade, joylent, jake shake etc.
Let's hope that someday the whole 'fat is bad' concept leaves the mainstream, it does not seem to do a lot of good.
Btw the variety I eat costs below 5 euros per day, with 2100 calories. And I think it tastes pretty great. Only wins.