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zuluonezero
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Comment #49116507
That's the most expensive piece of toast ever made! I want one. Can in open the jar of jam yet?
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Comment #47905334
Very much liked the split screen popping from one link to another flow from this website. Nice idea.
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Comment #47157590
Yes. Supports .md but when you try to save back to .txt it does something to line endings that you cannot see in notepad but if you grep your .txt files from wsl like, I do all the…
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Comment #46928481
Nice looking games though.
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Comment #45307737
Nice succinct article. Thanks.
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Comment #44851269
Gourney Color and Light and one of the same name by Pickard et al. are a really good artist centric exploration of color.
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Comment #44621432
Now this is the juicy tidbits I read HN for! A proper comment about doing something technical with something that's been invested in personally in an interesting manner. With just …
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Comment #43934488
Good article and interesting technical description. Stays on the side of "proud developer keen to share details others would find interesting" and away from the "I made a game and …
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Comment #43909994
Related technology developed in Australia with bagasse (sugar cane waste products) https://www.statedevelopment.qld.gov.au/news-and-events/turn...
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Comment #43164825
No thanks my closest grass is covered in dog pee!
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Comment #42557933
This is the feature that sold me on Rebelle 7 (which is hands down the best digital painting software I've used). Being able to translate oil painting mixing techniques onto a digi…
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Comment #42403304
This is fine but Australian history seems to start in 1860! Completely misses about 60,000 years of history. https://aiatsis.gov.au/explore/map-indigenous-australia
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Comment #42403238
Thanks this seems very good. Being able to flick #! off the 'e' is nice. The position of . and , is a bit weird on the left of the keybord. But i do like the curser control and bra…
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Comment #42268379
What I found particularly disturbing about this was that I had to swipe away two pop ups and a lower banner just to start reading. All the while my subconscious was asking if I wou…
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Comment #41333422
On the positive side you just got another happy player. Thanks for making it available and accessible.
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Comment #41179396
Life changed
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Comment #41082922
I'm feeling the irony of not being able to read this article due to the banner advertising in the Bloomberg site.
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Comment #40579512
This is an excellent review with animations that make the math visually intuitive. I love how it grows from the simple to the ridiculously complex at a reasonable pace.
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Comment #40260872
The design of the Star Wars cabinet stands out as the single most immersive game experience in my life. It fired my imagination. I was always bad at that game but while playingit I…
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Comment #39810297
The irony of reading this article on pc gamer and getting a pop up for them sending me notifications in my browser was priceless.
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Comment #39403148
On the other hand finding curated lists like this opens up whole new worlds of investigation and get bookmarked for further discovery. This is one of the main reasons I enjoy HN. T…
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Comment #38819497
Just lost half an hour on this site, Well done and thank you.
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Comment #38384768
I'm loving everything I see about the Playdate. This is how gaming should "feel". Keep up the good work.
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Comment #37193879
What score can I get if it looks like Lisa Simpson?
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Comment #35203164
Every time I open Unity these days it I hate it a little bit more. Everytimy I open Godot I love it a little bit more. The bloat vs the transparency. The frustration vs speed of de…