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skidooer
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> The timeout is independent of the client connection speed Your time spent blocking the main thread is not. If it takes 10 minutes to download the data, the user will have an app that does nothing for 10 minutes. No response to user input, not even a indicator that updates with the current status of the download. ...
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tigol_bitties
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I prefer one of those keyboard shortcut diagrams to any "tutorial"...there's really no need to make it any more difficult.
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> There's no way to play a perfect game of Starcraft because of informational asymmetry This isn't really true. In an informationally-asymmetric game, "perfect" is defined as "always does the action which results in the highest chance of winning". Yes, that won't result in a 100% win rate, but it can be optimal wit...
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aaronla
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Cost: conditional branches and code size. The conditional branches won't cost you too much, as the branch predictor will take care of them. The code size will be significant though. You can reduce the code size by dispatching to arithmetic functions, but then your cycle count will really be hurting.
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rogerallen
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I coded up a Mac OS X Screensaver based on this. I've only tested this on my own Mac, but the code is here: https://bitbucket.org/rallen/quasicrystalscreensaver
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total_looser
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here's my emacs tut: %> c-x c-c %> vim %> ":help"
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tau-lepton
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If it takes ten minutes then an http request response is the wrong paradigm. Give them a job ticket, typically in a URL, ask if they'd like to be notified on completion. If possible the progress of the job can be checked using their ticket URL. This is done for things like satellite imagery applications all the time...
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ICanSayWhatIWantTo
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Scattering shifts throughout a function is rage inducing criminal stupidity. For sequential shifts at the start of a function, tediousness and readability issues aside, it is unnecessarily modifying the stack, and on most versions of Perl, [it is usually slower than an identical list copy](http://stackoverflow.com/que...
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skidooer
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What if your model is a complex 3D object? Not every model is a couple of small text properties tied to a relational database. A ten minute download, or even more, is definitely possible and necessary in some cases.
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antonivs
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That attitude is why the Windows platform sucks so badly for experts. If everything is so easy to use as to not need tutorials, then nothing is powerful enough to make an expert's life easier.
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untogethered
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There's nothing wrong with cross-posting between unrelated subreddits.
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davvblack
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if it thought you entered SA, it might have removed all of those words from the dictionary without actually notifying you.
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norkakn
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It really depends on what kind of maintainability you are after. If you want a lot of vendors making toolchains for a language, C and to a lesser extent C++, beat pretty much anything else. No matter what happens, there will be good compilers and libraries for those. If you want a language that is flexible enough to...
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soAsian
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you can just stick with Xcode then. It's probably not worth your time.
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rawlyn
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Only one AA - two A's. ;)
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vocalbit
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I have two frustrations with emacs: 1. Unfamiliar terminology. Why call it 'faces' when everybody calls it 'fonts'. Every time I try to look for documentation I waste a ton of time to just find the right name. 2. No closures in elisp. Um, why is it even called a lisp? Keeping state is a pain without this.
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tau-lepton
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I know, I've. written application like this, re-read my response, I addressed this exact case. Specifically high resolution rendering of satellite imagery to user defined projections which can take more than an hour if the image is very large and the map server is handling multiple requests. Edit: http://mapserver.or...
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petrov76
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Yes, he talks about playing Battle.Net with this code. He also talks about the bot picking up when the human interrupted it. It probably isn't that hard to take this codebase, and modify it so it interjects actions to improve human play, without interfering w/ the human. E.g. do better micro. If this becomes common...
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antonivs
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He obviously doesn't realize that emacs has a key sequence for releasing captured parrots back into the wild.
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mr_chromatic
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Yes; why should arrays start at 0? (We both know why, but we both know how to program.)
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Go on... I incorrectly assumed a "perfect game" implied a guaranteed win. You imply that optimal and perfect are not the same. I am not an expert in game theory but I see your point. In any particular Starcraft game, there are potentially multiple paths to victory; different tech paths or armies could still result in...
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rawlyn
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That... is... beautiful!
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skidooer
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What if my application is a viewer for really large 3D medical images generated by a remote imaging device? I've got this really fancy GPU on my system that will have no trouble rendering the data in real time once loaded, but it takes a long time for the data to arrive because I only have modem access at my remote off...
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thoomfish
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I can only surmise from the fact that he includes this detail that it must have happened at least once, which is both hilarious and sad.
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coonskinmario
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Yup yup.
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tau-lepton
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So the client has to wait to get the data. That is not a concurrency issue.
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kalobkalob
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I wonder, if you combine this with enough scouting, if you can minimize the asymmetry to a minor factor.
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uberalles2
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Blame IE for shitty coding and then "force" a stupid fix. Always use... dataType: "text", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", Those that don't get it, keep bashing IE.
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[deleted]
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watching that video gave me a headache
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[deleted]
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i rather upvote this because im not a member of starcraft 2
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thantik
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emacs is a great operating system and all, I just find that it's lacking a decent text editor.
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FeepingCreature
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Bandwidth.
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LenHolgate
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I've looked at a few of the cross platform libs but many seem to try and shoehorn IOCP into the epoll/kqueue way of working whereas, from what little I know, it seems they are almost opposites. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion.
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ZorbaTHut
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Check out [Bayesian game](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_game) for a big mathematical blob of info :) But as a (relatively) simple example, let's say we've got a PvZ matchup, each AI is perfect and knows exactly how the other AI is coded, and each player can choose the "rush" or "macro" strategy with the follow...
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joe_n
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The only common accesses for these threads is to the vector being multiplied, and that is only a read operation. I can't imagine restrict would cause any issues, but I'm surprised it would yield a huge speedup. Anyway for your specific values, the number of elements stored should be around 30 * 1M / 2 = 15M. Again, ...
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xiongchiamiov
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Sorry, I wasn't quite clear what I meant there. The particular version of psuedocode that Cormen uses adds an extra level of indentation for every loop. Here is their psuedocode for the merge sort: MERGE(A, p, q, r) 1 n1 <- q - p + 1 2 n2 <- r - q 3 create arrays L[1..n1 + 1] and R[1..n2 + 1...
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skidooer
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It is most definitely a concurrency issue. Again, if you block the main thread, the application will stop working, at least in the eyes of the user. In my example, the user would be prevented from looking at other images while he waits for the new image to download. Why would you want to do that to your user? Realisti...
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ZorbaTHut
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Well . . . sort of. I mean, you could start at the very beginning, and grab one probe for each possible base and send them off. Then the asymmetry would be dramatically reduced. Of course, you'd just plain lose because you were spending too much money on scouting. But there wouldn't be nearly as much asymmetry. I su...
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tau-lepton
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In your edit you state that rails doesn't handle this by default. So? Use one of the asynchronous extensions for rails. It doesn't handle it by default because it is an unusual case. It doesn't mean it's not relatively easy to accomplish, in fact there are already libraries and patterns to deal with this exact situ...
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kalobkalob
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8:30 minutes to have that big of a force? Wow! It'd be awesome if they released replays of that.
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skidooer
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Now you have me confused. Who writes a desktop 3D imaging application in Rails? Rails is great for generation of web content, but we're talking about MVC and related design patterns here, not creating HTML pages.
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judah_mu
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Does it work with Evony? /troll
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cultic_raider
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They are font faces. Check your friendly neighborhood CSS reference, for example. A font, much like a person, is more than just a pretty face.
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Coriform
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Ubuntu isn't free?
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tau-lepton
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You brought up the 3d application not me. Anyway here are some libraries that handle long running jobs. I could care less if you don't want to use rails, don't. But don't assert that there are not facilities for handling long running jobs. http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/howtos/background-processes
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Ihategeeks
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9 pylon 11 gate/Chrono Boost Nexus 14 Chrono Boost Nexus 16 Cybercore/Assimilator 16 Pylon 17 CHronoboost Nexus 18 Gate/Zealot 21 - mine gas 22 - pylon/chrono nexus 23 - assimilator 25 - zealot 28 - Stalker 29 - pylon 30 - chrono boost cybercore/ zealot 32 - mine second gas/ chronoboost cybercore/ 2 s...
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tau-lepton
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Already posted this, but here you go http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/howtos/background-processes
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cultic_raider
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Heh, imagine writing an Emacs tutorial in Markdown. It would take strong AI to render properly.
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frighter
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Sounds like something like this would be really cool to be able to pull more information out of starcraft 2 replays then what the replay file itself can provide.
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cultic_raider
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That is called VIPER.
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tau-lepton
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And a second suggestion if you are using rails. Learn how it works.
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bombnomnom
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rms said the same thing to Oracle when they tried to show him MySQL.
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keath
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A captive parrot isn't free. :(
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cojoco
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He came to [visit my parrots](http://home.iprimus.com.au/cojoco/rms/RichardAndTheParrots.html) in 2004. He said at the time he doesn't want his own parrot because he's travelling all the time, and they'd eat his books.
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ladaghini
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> Why call it 'faces' when everybody calls it 'fonts'. Because it comes from typefaces?
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TKN
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There certainly are some [new demos](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktUguF1TnJk) for the PET but I doubt anything too impressive was done back then. Just imagine how people would have reacted to something like [this](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KeYnbCoNpE&feature=related) instead of the [C64 demonstrations](ht...
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tau-lepton
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I re-read this and only now do I see that you're shooting in the dark, that's not how web apps work. In this case the client isn't blocked, the server sends a timely response, which is a web page that has javascipt code to check the status of the job and refresh the page, typically AJAX, but it could use comet or a we...
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IvyMike
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I named my surprise pet parrot 'Ubuntu', and Stallman's coming over tomorrow. Dammit.
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tau-lepton
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The client should receive a timely response and provide a status page that is periodically updated. See my other response for details.
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tau-lepton
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It's a view problem, you've been thinking it was a model or data access problem.
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skidooer
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Wait, you're now suggesting that a developer should send the request to another process just to avoid using an asynchronous pattern to download model data? Haha. This is a solved problem already. You just talked like you had an even better solution. It is clear now that you do not.
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aristus
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Not sure what you mean. The book is written, and has been read by several dozen people. We're working on the illustrations and the Spanish edition now. It will be available at an Amazon near you in December. The Kickstarter project is to help raise money to pay translators and proofers, and to give people a place to ma...
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tau-lepton
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http://www.therailsway.com/2009/2/22/file-downloads-done-right You've described a large file download problem, among other things.
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mhd420
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RMS has got some serious 'spergs.
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comex
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Ubuntu includes a bunch of non-free drivers in the standard distribution, and prominently features paid apps in Software Center.
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It's easy to make fun of RMS' long list of specific demands, but it also just seems like he's sensitive, principled, and being incredibly honest. He mostly justifies his requests, and the reasons for most of them are very reasonable. FWIW, poorly-socialized dogs (i.e., all suburban dogs) that are big enough to bite of...
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skidooer
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I have been developing Rails applications it since it was first release to the world. I have developed some pretty major projects using it. I'm *very* familiar with it. Thanks for the suggestion though. Rails doesn't really apply to what we're talking about though. It is completely serial. Most MVC applications are no...
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rawlyn
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I couldn't care less about starcraft, so I don't read that subreddit. I do however give a massive shit about programming. This is a perfect example of an *acceptable* cross post. FWIW, I went and downvoted the other post, just to make a point (of sorts).
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tau-lepton
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It's not a model problem, it's a download problem, and you're right it has been solved, and has nothing to do with the need to handle long running backend database or service requests asynchronously, just to handle them. Way to be obtuse.
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skidooer
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Who said anything about web apps? MVC is a design pattern, not an application.
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skidooer
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How can you update the interface when the main thread is blocked? Do you understand what blocking means?
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tau-lepton
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Bullshit, the problem you finally decided to describe was solved before rails and has virtually nothing to do with MVC.
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travis-
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Having read that, I can safely assume Richard is not someone I'd like to have a beer with. I can see it, someone forgets and cooks him breakfast to see him freaking out about his no asking about breakfast rule. wtf? EDIT: I should say have wine with. And that is if he is feeling up to it.
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skidooer
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It is a model problem if you put the network logic the model. That is where you suggested it should go way back in the thread, remember?
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skidooer
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It doesn't even apply to Rails. We've both agreed that it operates serially. I'm not sure why you keep going back to Rails?
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moondance
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Not. Programming.
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nmulcahey
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I assume Warden will probably crush your soul if you run this on Bnet right now.
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nom-de-reddit
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You might be interested in this book... http://nostarch.com/hacking2.htm
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catcradle5
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This is really cool, but do you think it goes against Blizzard's Terms of Use? I would guess it probably does.
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simucal
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I found the [slides](http://projects.mariusgundersen.net/OnGameStart/). It makes this video watchable even with the poor camera work. Most of the slides have interactive canvas examples. Pretty cool.
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javajunkie314
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"The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be regarded as a criminal offense." -- Edsger Dijkstra
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tau-lepton
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Are you really that stupid or just a dick.
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tau-lepton
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Show me where I suggested that.
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00kyle00
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XP has everything to do with that. Vista was first OS with driver model that fixes this.
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sharkeyzoic
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The first rule of Breakfast Club is ... wait, maybe I'm getting my movies mixed up.
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underdog138
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>But unfortunately, both of our AIs are smart. Assume Z is going to rush. P knows that Z is going to rush, so P chooses to rush. Now Z knows that P is going to rush, so Z chooses to macro. Now P knows that Z is going to macro, so P macros. Now Z knows that P is going to macro, so Z rushes. We can just run around thi...
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skidooer
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grauenwolf said: > Whoa, wait a second. A Model is supposed to be pure data, no external resouces involved at all. The Controller is in charge of fetching and storing data, either directly or via some sort of service/repository. You disagreed. And the pointed to ActiveResource, which puts the network logic in the ...
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YourAnMoran
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Well, RMS *is* a rockstar programmer. Rockstars are known for their long lists of demands regarding venues and accommodation. See Van Halen for instance.
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ZorbaTHut
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Yep, not a bad example :) Given the options of which to drink, and a perfectly intelligent opponent, the right solution is to choose randomly. Or, better, find a third option, although in Starcraft that's a bit tricky.
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michaelstripe
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Where did you get the mesh for the scene?
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ICanSayWhatIWantTo
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I once had to debug an application that used huge and constantly changing tiered shared hashes that was leaking memory like a sieve until I stopped simply deleting the upper-level key and started recursively deleting all sub-hashes (no circular references were being used either). I seem to recall finding a link at the...
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Gotebe
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You are the second Lisper this month to whom I need to explain why C++ approach is better. Not much, but still. See, with scope-based resource release of C++, you needn't have that WITH-whatever, you needn't write it, and you don't *need* that "close" or whatever in your object. A destructor is all there is to it. And ...
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merehap
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Yeah, they'd have to add a ton of improvements to gource for it to be even close to as exciting as programming. Sadly, I doubt it's possible.
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b0dhi
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Vista would've tried to re-start the video driver, failed, and reverted to standard driver, just as XP did. What Vista's driver model does is prevent a crashed driver from bringing down the whole system. That obviously didn't happen here and would've helped nothing.
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tau-lepton
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Then why did you think it applied to Rails in the first place. My initial comment was about using Web Services as data sources in MVC applications, the natural objection being long response time, not large responses. Apparently you confused the two. You are correct that the problem of handing large responses on the ...
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It actually seems to first chrono the nexus at 9, which is very strange.
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raforther
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That M&M's thing had a point though.
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