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incredulitor
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I would so desperately love for victims of these misunderstandings to take the time to read and understand this article. Unfortunately, a fragile ego seems to be one of the traits that leads to this type of bad programming. How can you talk someone out of these habits without getting a defensive reaction?
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No single architecture can handle everything, but customers will ultimately demand that it must handle everything so unless you are willing to say no, what ever architecture you had will eventually become broken if you keep having to add new stuff to it.
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roger_
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Also it's fast and has expansive support/documentation.
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ProudToBeAKraut
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you are not a developer - are you?
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roger_
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Fortunately Python is starting to get recognition nowadays.
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Tristanus
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I don't see why that's not what webgl does. You have to use shaders and you can get access to floating point rendertargets so you can do many types of simulations with that alone.
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chonglibloodsport
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I am, but I have never worked on a gigantic (and old) codebase like that before.
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christianjb
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Similarly, for a dice- roll a dice repeatedly until you hit a run of six numbers containing one through six in any order, e.g. 431625 and choose (e.g.) the first number as the result of your roll (which in this case is 4). I'm not sure if there's a more efficient way of doing this. It could take a very long time for ...
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grauenwolf
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Start by doing code reviews on code they didn't write. Pick any randome block of legacy code and make sure the entire group understands what's wrong with it and how to fix it. Then when you start reviewing their code it won't be such a big shock. And if they do start getting defensive you can remind them that all code...
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ErstwhileRockstar
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http://blogevolve.com/examining-defects-in-the-firefox-code-base-0
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Maristic
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You're right about the values in an lvalue context, they're different, but we're talking about an rvalue. You're wrong when you say: > Likewise (* p) + 1 vs. ((int * )p) + 1, and so on. It's show this by asking some compilers to tells about the types. Here's a sample program: void foo() { int array[10]; ...
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LightShadow
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She's a girl in that class... :(
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GuyWithLag
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Hmm.. I wonder what the JS performance would be if this was ported to TypedArrays...
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mahlzeit
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It's the lack of Tango that keeps me from porting to D2. D2's features are great (I especially like real closures), but I still don't like the feel of Phobos, although it's much improved from D1. If that wouldn't be a factor I'd start in D2. (Actually, I'm not sure if I'd pick D again. If the whole Tango mess didn't h...
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xcrypto
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Thanks for posting this. I'm about half way through and it's been a great talk thus far.
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blamarvt
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Hm, I see what you're saying but then it seems like it doesn't belong in the 4xx OR 5xx because the server most certainly didn't fail to fulfill an apparently valid request because the server never received the request? Perhaps it's too simple but I always heard that 4xx codes are client errors and 5xx are server erro...
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rkenned
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Warning to agile/tdd zealots...This talk may make you question your faith.
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vogonj
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if you want native performance, there are ways to write a native app that *don't* involve embedding the native app you're already writing into a Web browser owned by a single vendor. (how about Qt? Gtk? WxWindows?) if you want a device-independent rich application platform, as you say, there are already at least tw...
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mr_chromatic
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Imported functions can shadow inherited methods (even supposedly private methods), and they show up in `dir` as if they were methods. You can't know whether something is a function or a method without trying to call it and catching the exception.
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Talonwhal
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It does seem to be a bit of a gap, but there are already other 5xx codes in use which are similar, where it's not actually the server responding but a proxy or whatever. If you notice one possible discrepancy though, "402 Payment Required" doesn't seem to fit the bill for a 4xx in that case either. Ah well, you don't...
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TomorrowPlusX
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Wow, that's actually really awesome. TIL.
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gorilla_the_ape
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It's the same generic issue as 504. In both cases the request is valid but it can't be processed for now.
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TomorrowPlusX
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I wouldn't have thought there were enough ROMs - in totality - to fill up 28GB let alone 218GB.
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josefx
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> Fixing bugs by writing code that overwrites the result of the faulty codeFixing bugs by writing code that overwrites the result of the faulty code Necessary if you have no control over the original code. >"Bulldozer code" that gives the appearance of refactoring by breaking out chunks into subroutines I some...
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False
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quotability
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No, the proxy returning a 511 for google.com is saying that it is a valid request for google.com - just you have to login to the proxy. However, what if it was not a valid request for google.com? seems to me only google.com can make that decision.
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SirClueless
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You'd probably just be better off taking your die-roll mod 2, and getting individual bits until you have enough to make a number of whatever size you like.
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computerwiz_222
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Yep, I was forced to use Matlab even though I prefer python 10 times over. Such an expensive and bloated tool to perform seemingly simple tasks.
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neosiv
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I can almost see how this went down: Engineer 1: You know what would be cool is we ported MAME to Chrome so we could play the enormous collection of ROMs our group has accumulated. But alas the top brass would never allow it. Engineer 2: That's a great idea! I know, let's call it "A case study", you know... for resea...
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AeroNotix
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Racist!
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cactuspants
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You should be ashamed of yourself.
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VikingCoder
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> the flagship products Google has ported to NaCl to show off the power of Chrome (MAME, Quake...) are things which don't benefit at all from being in a browser. What? Games don't benefit from running in a browser, from a URL, securely, with zero install? Are you nuts? If I were to send you a link to http://trus...
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taxilian
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1. this is not programming related. 2. There is no mention in the article of "meeting quotas"; there is a long history of legal battle involved, and regardless of how you feel about the decision made there is no indication that quotas were involved. This is basically someone who has failed to get permission to stay in...
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ddelony1
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It's not wasting your time playing arcade games when you should be working when you write a case study of it.
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omnilynx
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>The urge to build booby-traps for defense against trespassers This actually sounds like a fun exercise: write a program that looks reasonable but is very easy to completely break if you try to change anything.
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[deleted]
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Sadly, still not the Galaxy S "3g" models (t959). My office mate just got his Verizon android updated over the air to 2.3.5 today, so I'm assuming that t-mobile will be pushing theirs RSN.
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shevegen
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LOL Well. Shows you that they should use a real programming language internally. Like Ruby. Or Python. But please no (lisp(because(we(all(hate(the((
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quotability
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So, if you pay 100% more, you only get a 20% performance increase?
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Talonwhal
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Yeah, that's a good point. Getting a 5xx doesn't mean your request would have ended up being valid (1-3xx) if the 5xx didn't happen, of course. Getting one HTTP response code doesn't mean that no other response codes could apply, either - it just means that that one was served first as you can only have 1 response per ...
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christianjb
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Just thinking about your objection above: >It's worth pointing out: You have to flip it two times, and if that fails, you have to flip it two times again. That's right and I should have said that you have to restart the trial if you fail to get a consecutive run of six mutually different numbers. And you're also ...
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.Net device independent lol!
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ErroneousBee
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True. But I did know one programmer who was so bad we spent man-years replacing all the code he wrote with working, maintainable versions. We'd have been better off not letting him program at all.
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NoahTheDuke
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EDIT: NEVERMIND. Just saw that English isn't your first language. I am a jackass.
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remyroy
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This seems quite interesting. I wish the quality of the site would be better. I saw some mention about *ships*, empty content sections, beta references, etc. I am still most likely to participate, but professionalism is often a good idea to attract people. This looks like it is still beta to me.
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stalecache
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I like this solution (execute in console): $("#world").css({"-moz-transform":"rotate(180deg)","-webkit-transform":"rotate(180deg)"}); Edit: this one's better: $("#world").css({"-moz-transform":"scaleY(-1)","-webkit-transform":"scaleY(-1)"});
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christianjb
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If H occurs with e.g. 99% probability, then you're intuitively far more likely to obtain HT, than TH, because you're going to generate strings like HHHHHT stop much more often than TH stop, or TTH stop.
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meastham
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This doesn't guarantee a uniform output distribution like christianjb's solution does.
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ffffuuuuManChu
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The best one could hope for back then was a floating-point co-processor. It helped a little on some renders (at least Autodesk stuff) and cost quite a lot.
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ffffuuuuManChu
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I remember it getting popular after the [morphing sequence](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLUyuWo3pG0) in [Willow](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096446/). By 1993, we could make virtually the same quality morphs in our bedrooms if we had a bit of patience...
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Oh, excuse my ignorance then. I was under the impression that it was impossible or impractical to use the GPU in this way without CUDA, OpenCL or some other platform.
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Terr_
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My instinctual answer is to distinguish the "physical" outcome (which is presumably where the bias exists) from the logical one. So on the first flip, "heads" is a win, while on the second, "tails" is a win, etc. Works more for long-runs, though, so if people are betting on each flip, they could recognize when to bet ...
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That may remove the bias, but it will also introduce correlations between coin flips (a flip will no longer be independent of the proceeding flip) which is usually something you want to avoid.
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aristus
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If you are generating a lot of entropy, maybe. But "deterministic behavior" and "random" don't really mix well. For example, a truly random source will give three HHH in a row, 83% of the time out of ten flips. In your scheme, with a high bias, that will pretty much never happen.
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sparkytwd
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Then you'll introduce pair-wise dependency. So '1' and '0' will be 50/50, 01/10 will be more common than 11/00
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humanmanguy
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I don't see why people are so mad at this guy its not like he's saying its going to replace Linux or windows or chanhe the world and he doesn't even brag about the ginormous testicles he has for making this. This is just for playing around, and I think that if /r/programming wasn't filled with web developers then this...
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c2t2fsp
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shevegen
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I myself would use Ruby. But I'd rather use python, than Matlab's crazy syntax shit. Nested functions calling function functions? What the hell!
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False
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c2t2fsw
t3_livmm
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quotability
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I'd say it is not a law, and certainly not proven. According to research from [Microsoft](http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=70535) - "They found that when work occurred in alignment with Conway’s law—that is, when the structure of the team and the structure of the code mirrored each other—code c...
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1319136943
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ProudToBeAKraut
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Sorry, but you dont sound like a developer if you say things like "how big their team was" To explain it in layman's terms - your meal is not going to cook any faster if you add 100 more cooks to it. If you think that they only could do it in 4 days because they had a big team - you are not really a developer or you...
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c2t2g6f
t3_limsz
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t1_c2t1to6
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ErstwhileRockstar
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Warning to smug Lisp weenies ... Arrogance never succeeds.
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False
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c2t2gnw
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goldfish111
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At 11:40, the diagram seems to indicate that you will be copying data and instructions across plugin boundaries. IANAP(rogrammer) so I wonder if this is just a diagram artefact, or if this slows things down somewhat? EDIT: By the way, this looks awesome! The demos on the site look great.
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0
c2t2gu4
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julesjacobs
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Ruby doesn't have anything comparable to Numpy/Scipy and the numerous other excellent Python libraries for scientific computing.
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1319137112
False
0
c2t2gwp
t3_livmm
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joevanwan
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...click on create account, "account creation is closed"
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False
0
c2t2hq3
t3_liz3e
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19
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Is django still current or is a bit old-fashioned thinking by now?
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0
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2
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yogthos
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If Flash was open source you'd have exactly the same problem. The two problems I outlined with Flash is that it's a closed technology and it's an addon. There's absolutely no reason why HTML5/Js can't be standardized, and in fact there's already WebKit which is a library used by a few browsers now. And as far as I kn...
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False
0
c2t2ibk
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SuperRipper
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Listen to your computer. The sound you will hear is the coins flipping very rapidly.
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1319137422
False
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c2t2ip8
t3_lisma
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niiko
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It's a slow day at work, we can run this shit into the ground if you're game.
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annodomini
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> Licence: Dunno yet. Everything should be allowed except for redistributing the script under a new name. MIT or something. Hmm. That doesn't exactly inspire confidence. Can I actually use this? Who knows?
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False
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c2t2j25
t3_livrw
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prezjordan
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How exactly do you place vertices on the same area of the hat in both images?
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False
0
c2t2jw1
t3_lih10
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FearlessFreep
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Cut him some slack. A programming effort that would take 1 person a month can probably be done by a team of 4 in two weeks. So his questions could be along the lines of "was it 1 developer? a couple? 4-5? 10-12" and the answer to that question could help to put the "4 days" in some sort of context. I don't think he...
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False
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big-o-notation
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))))))))
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False
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c2t2k7y
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15
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fierceflossy
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Not sure if a troll... If your meal can be broken down into separate components then you can have multiple cooks working together to speed the overall process up. Obviously you don't get a direct proportion of savings for every cook you add as there is overhead associated with adding more people to a project (lines...
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c2t2kc4
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goldfish111
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I think the video mentioned at around 17:00 and 21:05 that Fabric can supposedly farm units of work to the GPU too (at least, that's what it showed on one of the slides in the presentation).
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c2t2ke3
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omnilynx
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So, do the particles change color when they are "eaten"?
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SciK
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> It would be stupid of Google to release the source for ICS before a product with ICS is even released. Why? That’s what the Linux Foundation did with MeeGo.
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False
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c2t2lks
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bplus
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Oh get over yourself, so you have read many blogs and books about 10x programmers and are re hashing some body elses opinions? This doesn't make you a developer either. He asked a perfectly fair question. The orginal Mame is a team effort, does that not make it a real software project? Or do we have to be all l33t hack...
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False
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c2t2lu8
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frustrated_dev
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You seem awfully bitter about something..
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False
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you_do_realize
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Wow, you did studies, that's cool. Here's to hoping IDE tabs go to the next level :)
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False
0
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momentumbits
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in fact it is still beta. first sentence on the front page states it. the irc bot says: @launcheta <contestbot> 8 hours, 44 minutes, and 5 seconds
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False
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c2t2n56
t3_liz3e
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varvello
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The article is subjective by definition :-)
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False
0
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00kyle00
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>If I were to send you a link to http://trustme.com/AwesomeGame.exe would you run it? Yeah i think i have better things to do then wait for gigabytes of content to dl from game link. And then when i clear my history its all gone. Yeah, no. Id rather have my games as proper desktop applications.
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False
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c2t2pqj
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1427759173
-5
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cbuosi
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1 - Download 6428gb MAME torrent 2 - Test it once (Ghost n Goblins (one life)) 3 - Never touch it again 4 - Erase folder when out of space 5 - Repeat
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False
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c2t2q6i
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ballsonmywalls
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I was dissapoint :(
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0
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MrBananaMan
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So where does the project stand at this point? Can anyone with insight please explain how you would go about running a rom inside google chrome, or how close it is until this is possible?
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False
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dfranke
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Linux /dev/random does this to de-bias data generated from interrupt-timing, etc. before it mixes it into the entropy pool.
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0
c2t2snd
t3_lisma
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30
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ricardo_sdl
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Nice work in just one file!
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c2t2sq0
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mkdz
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You are taking *pairs* of flips so in the case of TTH, you would not stop because you would need another flip to see if you need to accept the result or not.
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eaturbrainz
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From my experience in Occupy Boston... YES.
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bplus
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Tough question, I came out of uni not knowing how to code (i did a shit IT degree). I realised I was completely unemployable, so decided to do a masters course which was aimed at com sci students, I learnt a bit of java before starting and struggled through the masters. I fluked my way straight into a web dev job not ...
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Rubdix
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Which makes it completely pointless. It's "this is my experience that most other people will not come even close to" rather than "this is what a lot of people will experience." It's not "Which Programming Language?," it's "How Inefficient am I with Search Engines?" The answer is very, by the way.
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freakish777
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It would still depend on the bias, though. At 99% you'd have something like: HHHHHHHH turn into: HTHTHTHT (next to no runs ever) At 75% probability for Heads you could have: HTHHTHHH turn into HHHTTTHT
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Because it has powerful and easy to use libraries, and makes common data visualization easy. And it's all integrated into a decent GUI. It's heavily used by people who are scientists/engineers, not primarily programmers. The FOSS community has a lot to learn about providing a good user experience.
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VikingCoder
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So, you're not in the target audience. People who are in the target audience would like to try game demos, which are often orders of magnitude smaller than a gigabyte. They know to use Incognito Mode for their private browsing, so they don't need to clear their history like you do. Heck, they might even be running f...
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False
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ynv
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I don't think my Uni gets it for free... the licenses are limited and we always have to be connected to the license server to use it. If the connection is lost, MATLAB will show you the colorful ring of death within minutes.
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False
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