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Show HN: Punter.js – single-file JavaScript game engine for teaching programming
We host work experience students at Orca Scan. This year I mentored one myself. Schools teach programming theory, maybe some Python. Students rarely leave with something to show th…
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Show HN: OrcaCam – A Flappy Bird-style game celebrating Cambridge innovation
Hello HN. I built OrcaCam, a Flappy Bird style game where you control an orca and dodge columns while learning surprising facts about innovations that came out of Cambridge, UK (DN…
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Orca Scan | Technical Author | Full-time | REMOTE | https://orcascan.com Orca Scan lets companies build enterprise barcode systems without code. We're looking for a Technical Autho…
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Orca Scan | Multiple Roles | Full-time | REMOTE | https://orcascan.com Orca Scan lets companies build barcode systems without code. We have two roles: full-time UX/UI Designer and …
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Orca Scan | Full Stack JavaScript Developer | REMOTE | https://orcascan.com Orca Scan allows companies to build a barcode system without code, using any device. Apply -> https://or…
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Orca Scan | Multiple Roles | Full-time | REMOTE | https://orcascan.com/ Orca Scan lets companies build a barcode system without code. You can read a bit about our journey at https:…
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I named our product "Orca Scan", as it lets companies build a custom barcode scanner using smartphones ( https://orcascan.com ). This was my third attempt at business (2 failures),…
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Orca Scan | Video Editor & Graphic Designer | Remote | Full-time | https://orcascan.com Orca Scan started life as a simple barcode scanner app to help a teenager with his summer jo…
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It is a heafty price to pay, I could understand 30% in the early days, but the volume they’re dealing with now does make it feel unfair. Surely the solution to this is Progressive …
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