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tlackemann
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About tlackemann
nullfish.dev
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Comment #42926336
So what does action look like? Half the country voted for this, we can't act surprised this is happening. We heard Trump's words loud and clear and half the country pretended to no…
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Comment #42698225
This is my biggest gripe at the moment. I can't find any information on which brands contained which amount of containments.
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Comment #39950394
Hey, I'm not sure you'll see this but I wanted to let you know that I added a color blind assist mode based on another comment's suggestion of adding patterns/textures to the tiles…
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Comment #39948310
Well in elementary school they'll be teaching my daughter that blue and yellow make green and red and blue make purple. Not sure how I could help the techies here :)
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Comment #39937521
I really appreciate this suggestion. I also had a friend hung up on the directional concept. I'll look to fix that with a gentler tutorial possible. Thanks for trying it out!
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Comment #39937518
I'm really sorry about the color problems, my wife also has some color issues that I was trying to work around. I think having a high contrast mode is something I can add. Thanks f…
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Comment #39929569
Thanks!
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Show HN: I made a daily puzzle game about mixing colors
While on paternal leave, I wanted to create a game my newborn daughter could eventually play and learn something from. I was heavily inspired by the daily puzzle games I consistent…
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Comment #30724666
I have mine set to "heck" :)
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Comment #29928427
Yes, agreed. But do you know how rare good CTOs are? I do, because I've consulted for more companies without a good one than worked at companies with a good one. A good CTO is like…
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Comment #29898996
This is why I get paid top dollar as a consultant ;) When a company's top engineers decide to rewrite their stack in JavaScript, I get to swoop in, take $10k and tell them their ol…
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Comment #29832204
Same, tried it, hated their crypto push and ads, uninstalled and never looked back. I'll never use Brave because of their stupid default decisions like putting a "tip" button under…
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Comment #29744368
Granted, PayPal hasn't made the world an objectively worse place, just for developers.
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Comment #29657053
Just because you read it in an old book doesn't mean people practice it. Any real world experience outside a Fortune 500 will inform you that.
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Comment #29534496
Croteam did wonders with that engine, truly a beautiful looking game inside and out. Shaders are one of those topics that you can easily get lost in. It was one of my more recent "…
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Comment #29505615
I wasn't really talking about Buf at scale but rather how gRPC is just a buzzword technology that companies get sucked into adopting for the sake of "scale". I've yet to see gRPC u…
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Comment #29497182
With all respect, I hope you don't have a lot of capital locked in this. Who is this company targeting? Google? My company uses gRPC and it's an absolute nightmare but not so much …
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Comment #29392551
I absolutely love this idea, I hope it bears well for you all. Services like BlueApron, etc have way too much plastic waste, giving people a similar experience while letting them d…
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Comment #29384595
> Now with "web3" the idea is that the individual nodes can be in control of their data I'm genuinely curious how this statement differs from > the mainstream that does not know or…
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Comment #29380890
You missed the point tremendously. I didn't/shouldn't care that Geocities went down. Who would? Back in the day I had a page on my site dedicated to how much I loved the Mets. Putt…
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Comment #29380565
The original web was building something because you wanted to. It was about staking claim in a space online, your own space, where people could visit (or not) and it was all yours.…
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Comment #29344731
I agree but I'll counterpoint for just a moment. A lot of mature PHP engineers seem to be from Europe, or rather non-American. I'm often finding it's American salaries that are cra…