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littletinman

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About littletinman

Software engineer by day, Video game developer hobbyist by night. @littletinman on twitter.

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    Comment #12096471

    I used to work at a two design/web agencies and left the design agency (as a developer) because of emails and discussions like this. For about 3 years I kept wondering "Is this eve…

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    Comment #12093409

    BEST NEWS EVER!!! Since I only have old cartridges on a wall for display, I'm actually pretty happy I won't need to use those.

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    Ask HN: What was the “Lightbulb” moment for your career?

    A few days ago a question was posted about side projects and how long it took for them to make money (and then the question of how much). It got me thinking, what was the "lightbul…

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    Comment #11404789

    Anyone else thought about the fact that now that they have removed this feature, they have put the "job death" sentence on those that accidentally used it and would have had a reas…

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    Comment #11313753

    This is no surprise as comcast has been and continues to be the worst internet provider in the US. I worked for a startup in Washington DC and internet would cutout for 5 minutes e…

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    Comment #11307363

    1000 times better! My eyes stopped bleeding!

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    Comment #11241389

    For me it's more about what I put in to it than what I get out of it. I realized really quickly I wouldn't make much more than beer money out of this hobby. I think the most diffic…

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    Comment #11241107

    This has been my strategy for the last few years. I've been making games on my own dime for just a few years but I now have two self published games on Steam, and a few Micro-Conso…

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    Comment #11240239

    With the current instability of the entire industry, and my genuine disinterest in console or mobile development (one market is fading and one market is too cluttered) no matter ho…

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    Comment #11240169

    The one thing that stuck out to me is the "resident artist". I'm curious is that the person's only role? Will more companies look at the talents of their employees and enable them …

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    Comment #11224136

    LOL! My comment is more on the perception disconnect that can take place. When I was a teenager I didn't yet have the experiences (being told what is or isn't appropriate and why) …

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    Comment #11223824

    To one extreme, this could be a case of "an unsolicited pat on the rear" being perceived by the offender as "a high five" and to the offended "a disturbing invasion or personal spa…

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    Comment #11223766

    This is another one of those "I got fired but I won't tell you why" posts. There was another post on here not too long ago about a guy, who for very vague reasons, got fired from G…

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    Comment #11204752

    I used YourMechanic for the first time in Denver Co just a few weeks ago: blown away by how easy it was. It absolutely felt like this was not a rushed endeavor and that paid off bi…

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    Comment #11169041

    Any chance you have a parts list for your build?

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    Comment #11158884

    The site says last modified in 2008... Might want to add (2008) to the title. It looks like a cool concept! It seems like a slightly more "code focused" Scratch.

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    Comment #10910783

    When I read the "Dear GitHub" repo my first thought was, I agree with some of this, but my overall attitude toward GitHub is gratitude and the flexibility to create whatever repo s…

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    Comment #10621526

    Shots Fired!

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    Comment #10426039

    Oh how I wish this existed 10 years ago when all I had were library books and w3schools!

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    Comment #10273711

    I hope so! As a kid, this would have realized so many dreams! Going on my list of tools to get!

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    Comment #10273181

    I want... NO.... I NEED this! The price seems surprisingly reasonable for the amount of household items you could create that you "Forgot to get from the store."

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    Comment #10239864

    Looking through the codebase for these to assess the teams review health is a fantastic idea!

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    Comment #10239792

    This should be renamed to: "Common red flags to look for in merge requests and code reviews" and handed to every rookie, mid-level, and senior developer on your project!