dannytatom

But you have to do it to document it, so I don't really get what you're saying.

such anger wow

Didn't check all of them, but the middle 2 colors of the bottom row (red & black) seem to have the wrong hex codes on hover.

I use SoundCloud & Spotify to listen to music, and usually discover through last.fm, hypem (searching for stuff I like), or subreddits (most music subreddits have relevant subreddits in the sidebar, e.g. http://www.reddit.com/r/crustpunk).

Depending on the grene, finding blogs through hypem is probably the best way I've found for discovering new stuff.

Useless comment, but I had this exact same idea a while back (was basically GitHub + SoundCloud, used "resample" instead of "re-pull." I eventually lost motivation and never got an MVP going, but I'm glad someone has and hope it takes off, finding people to collab with isn't easy.

AI (in games, mostly)

Oh, also, if you like the DAFT idea, this guy has had some great recommendations (I've been talking to him a bit as well). He handles all the paperwork and ensures that your business plan will be accepted.

http://www.avocado-legal.nl/

I'm in the same boat, but if you're american, one alternative is the DAFT treaty (what I'm attempting to do, just takes a bit of savings). Also, New Zealand has a working holiday visa if you're under 30.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DAFT_(treaty) http://www.newzealandnow.govt.nz/new-zealand-visa/work-visa/...

It only has a handful of stars & forks, and is pretty terrible/hacked together.

https://github.com/dannytatom/muddy

A quick google led me to this: https://github.com/mrbrdo/rack-webconsole

There's an office in Fremont too, though, I think.

I'd imagine it would get to Seattle sooner than later since there's a Google office here?

I still plan to get it once it gets to Seattle, but I'm kinda bummed out that there's no Cartoon Network (specifically Adult Swim).

"For a typical pixar/dreamworks movie, it takes about $1.25 million/per minute of film."

Not doubting you, but do you have a source for this?

I don't get it, can someone explain what this is supposed to mean?

I applied many months ago and haven't got an invitation, but I also have barely any experience in game dev (no finished games). They might be handing 'em out to qualified game devs only right now?

Making your app feel at home on the host OS is a hipster thing to do now?

If you click your name in the bottom right you can disable chat translations.

I had never heard of this, I like it quite a bit more than Turntable so far.

I've never used Instagram, but I did use picsplz for a bit, and those filters usually made the photo look better given the shitty quality of my phone's camera.

Give /r/indiegaming & /r/iosgaming a try.

Along with that, a lot of the libraries (from what I could tell) put all the code in one massive file in a forum thread and update it from there, making it pretty time-consuming to keep up with changes.

That and there's no consistency between libraries as far as how they decide to use classes.

Participants of secret santas, probably.

As Tossrock, dubstep is usually a pretty slow BPM. I'm a fan of fast myself and usually listen to a lot of DNB & breakcore (up to 190bpm), you might enjoy it.

http://www.last.fm/tag/dnb http://www.last.fm/tag/breakcore

Seems like it's done by env variables, same way it's setup for Campfire:

https://github.com/github/hubot/blob/master/src/hubot/irc.co...

All good, was just confused as to why it was happening. It's worse because what I was doing would start sounding awesome, then I'd realize nobody had been doing anything in a while, only to find out it was because I had been disconnected minutes earlier and was playing alone. :p

So many disconnecs. :(

Source: https://github.com/operasoftware/Emberwind

I upvoted & replied to you thinking if your comment is at the top, I won't be too far behind. ;)

If that's the case: dannytatom@gmail.com