granttimmerman

Should be online now.

Done.

http://hnplays2048.herokuapp.com

Github: https://github.com/grant/hnplays2048

Watch and wait :)

```

game = new GameManager(8, KeyboardInputManager, HTMLActuator, LocalScoreManager); setInterval(function (){ for(var i =0; i < 100; i++){game.move(Math.floor(Math.random()*4));}},1000)

```

There's also an api: http://hnplays2048.herokuapp.com/api

:)

It's a ton better now. :)

Working on syncing atm...

Hey guys! I made a multiplayer version of this game in about an hour or so. (Twitch plays pokemon style)

http://hnplays2048.herokuapp.com/

Check it out! Or clone it! https://github.com/grant/hnplays2048

Top of hackernews:

* How not to write an API

* Nest is launching an API

Kidding aside, I'm excited to see interesting uses of Nest's API in the near future.

Always Be Closing. Otherwise, say hello HTML preprocessors.

Here's the home page: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/kopf/pixelart/

If you look at the source which is only ~200 SLOCs, it's just written in vanilla js for the canvas and Websocket which receives a simple arrayBuffer binaryType.

I'm currently making a clone as well. Expect it to be out in a week: https://github.com/grant/flappy-frog

My git shortcuts (in my bash_profile):

alias g='git'

alias pull='git pull origin master'

alias push='git push origin master'

alias gc='git commit -m $1'

alias ga='git add -A'

# Adds all and commits (gg 'Commit message')

function gg () {

  git add -A;

  git commit -m "$1";

  git push origin master;

}

alias gs='git status'

alias gd='git diff --color'

alias gdc='git diff --cached'

alias gstat='git diff --stat'

Well, I guess that's one reason/excuse why Nest turned me down a summer internship when I applied last November.

I have a 39in 4k monitor that I bought for $500. The only problem is that 4k monitors through HDMI can only run at 30Hz, which is extremely noticeable. There might be a way to run at 60Hz but I haven't got it to work yet. Here's the monitor: http://www.amazon.com/Seiki-Digital-SE39UY04-39-Inch-Ultra/d...

At this point/size, why do you even need a 'framework'? I think anybody who wants to adopt this kit and modify it a bit might as well just code the css themselves.

Number of minimalist frameworks for Java: 1

Tip: Hit Cap Lock 3x (Then hit Alt 3x)

There was Facebook's front page source code posted on HN awhile ago. (https://gist.github.com/nikcub/3833406)

I don't think your talking about this one but still pretty interesting.

Warning: This guide is 3-4 years old and may have some outdated techniques.

Lol, the whole website is inside a <font> tag.

As a 20 year old I'm seriously thinking about putting my internship money into this right now. I'll check back at 9:50pm and see what's the price.

Now I have a real reason to search the Wayback machine on the Wayback machine! Then: https://web.archive.org/web/20131024095443/https://archive.o... Now: https://web.archive.org/web/20131029213051/https://archive.o...

I have my phone interview with Twitter next week.

I remember last year I got a similar question from both Twitter and Fb. It's really just a buckshot. Sometimes you'll get a problem that comes easy and sometimes you'll be sitting there dumbstruck.

Best of luck with your future interviews.

This is extremely relevant: https://github.com/HackerNews/HN/issues/5

All these live demo applications (like http://livecoding.io/) are interesting and may be useful for teaching the basics of a language, but I don't see them being used at anything bigger than small demos.

A real innovation would be finding a practical use for this type of technology (or a spin of it) in large-scale projects.

If only people would search before posting...

https://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=togetherjs&sor...

The biggest question now is, where do we start?

[1] 682 are by mbostock (to be accurate)