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charlietran
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Comment #48546608
Author's note from the book: "...I discovered Fabien Sanglard’s website and began reading his Game Engine Black Books on Wolfenstein 3D and Doom. Inspired by those works, I wondere…
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Comment #47666186
Thank you for sharing, I appreciate the emphasis on local speed and privacy. As a current user of Hex ( https://github.com/kitlangton/Hex ), which has similar goals, what are your …
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Comment #46143137
I did this recently, though on a much lower budget. You don’t need to buy a new $150 magic keyboard or a 3d printer. 1. Buy an old A2449 keyboard, ideally one with broken keys or b…
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Comment #43616200
Excellent article, and I appreciate how you gave an overview of solutions that didn't make sense for you but were otherwise important to know about. Could you expand on how your pa…
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Comment #41874400
This is true, I jammed the game out rather quickly but next thing I’d try is a hold-for-power control scheme (like the interactive demos in the article)
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Comment #41872767
That's great feedback, thank you. I built a rudimentary control scheme on top of the minimal Crisp library and will take a look into doing a little more with it.
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Comment #41872335
I love IRL Crokinole so much that I made a single-player tower-defense-ish version of it for the browser: https://games.charlietran.com/crokunolu/ Made it with the Crisp game libra…
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Comment #40698063
from the context in the article, this seems to be the Spanish equivalent of “jack of all trades, master of none”
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Comment #30317158
The workaround/hack is to send your token via the "Sec-WebSocket-Protocol" header, which is the one header you're allowed to set in browser when opening a connection. The catch is …
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Comment #28374130
This is excellent! There used to be a similar app called "Sticky AI", but the company abandoned it after a while and the backend for the app shut down. This works great and has no …
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Comment #28135240
(disclosure: I work on the backend at Parsec) For those who don't know either company: Unity is a popular 2D/3D commercial game engine, and Parsec is a low-latency remote desktop t…
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Comment #22927573
How is this related to the existing bypass-paywalls extensions from https://github.com/iamadamdev ?
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Comment #16138568
Ninefox Gambit / Raven Strategem were great, my favorite military sci-fi since Old Man's War.
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Comment #15900858
recurse center anecdote: one of the engineers on our team did a 8 week sabbatical there to dabble in erlang and machine learning. they had a fantastic experience and enthusiastical…
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Comment #14741688
There's an mp3 of the radio chatter here: https://forums.liveatc.net/atcaviation-audio-clips/7-july-ks... > Audio from the air traffic controller communication archived by a user o…
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Comment #13517642
Thank you so much for this list, it's more concise and useful than any corporate security lecture I've ever received! Some questions: > 10. Install a password management applicatio…
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Comment #12206528
Satire: http://www.fastcompany.com/3062224/gigged/this-uber-for-dog-...
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Comment #12055769
Great article! What did you end up replacing the asset pipeline with?
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Comment #10147409
Thanks for posting this, the Aironet looks really nice! I was considering the Unifi-LR but the Aironet looks like it accomplishes the same, with the added benefit of supporting 802…
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Comment #10095431
Slack does this natively now for paid accounts: http://slackhq.com/post/126629257535/email