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by 10098 14y ago
The pre-order page lists xbox360 and ps3 as target platforms http://www.destinythegame.com/wheretobuy
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by 10098 14y ago
Obviously, because it's fun to shoot stuff and watch it be blown to smithereens.
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by 10098 14y ago
No, thanks. I'm already frustrated by all the crappy "native" (non-ported) javascript applications that never work as expected, so let's not keep adding to this.
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by 10098 14y ago
HN is not ugly.
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by 10098 14y ago
Better idea, draw the comic by hand in 5 minutes (I think everyone can draw stick figures), photo it, desaturate and add high contrast in gimp, voila. No webkit required :)
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by 10098 14y ago
No. Don't write classes. Write useful abstractions. It doesn't matter what the abstraction is (a class, a function, or something else you programming language supports)as long as it fits your current architecture and can be easily modified
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Hayao Miyazaki Makes Ramen at Studio Ghibli(youtube.com)
1 points by 10098 14y ago|0 comments
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by 10098 14y ago
What, he was too lazy to copypaste those into codepad and click a button? Okay, I guess.
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by 10098 14y ago
Again, it depends on what those kids were supposed to study. If it's a general programming/algorithms class then yes this is testing the wrong knowledge. If it's a C++ specific class, this is completely justified. How does one come out of a
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by 10098 14y ago
You can use a compiler to find the solutions. Except maybe for 1e bonus part, the output won't tell you much in that case.
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by 10098 14y ago
If the object of the course is to study C++, I say this is a good test, and it's not even that hard tbh.
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by 10098 14y ago
This. I can't comprehend it when people use sort() to find the min/max element instead of a linear scan. And yes, I've seen it happen.
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by 10098 14y ago
Not to say that you don't have a point, but how is this relevant to the linked project?
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by 10098 14y ago
Yes he did. But it's not a typo. It's hard to explain - it's an intentional misspelling of a curse word that makes it somewhat more socially acceptable.
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by 10098 14y ago
Watching these made me feel disgusting. Like I'm some creep going trough other people's laundry. Closed the tab and still can't shake off this feeling.
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C++ Smart Pointers are Not Just For Memory(onlinehut.org)
3 points by 10098 14y ago|0 comments
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by 10098 14y ago
I feel that the author is both right and wrong at the same time. I'd have no problem hiring someone without C# background to write C# if they already know Java, but my gut feeling is to think twice before hiring someone to write C++ who has
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by 10098 14y ago
> failure of colleges and universities > to teach modern development tools, environments, and frameworks. They shouldn't. Universities should teach fundamental knowledge necessary in the field. I find it ridiculous that people go t
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by 10098 14y ago
> It moved from a C-style procedural language to very Java-esque object oriented language The funny part is, it did not make things better.
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by 10098 14y ago
Thank you for posting the exact comment that I wanted to post and taking all the downvotes :-)
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by 10098 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. Back in the day I thought MS was evil. Now, the things happening in the "consumer computing" almost make me see those Windows times as a paradise of openness.
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by 10098 14y ago
Not yet - but it's just a matter of writing the makefile. I'll get around to it one of these weekends.
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by 10098 14y ago
Yes, that guy is pretty good, and he just happened to be giving out his tunes for free for video game devs to use on /r/gamedev.
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by 10098 14y ago
I guess you can call it "intentional", why bother with realism when you can steer your character in-flight? The "story" is the world that the ball lives in has been invaded, so he must run and save everyone :)
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by 10098 14y ago
Thanks for the info, I'll look at it. I think it might be due to the fact that the file is a winrar SFX archive that contains the game executable and libraries, and it just unpacks to a temp folder and runs it.
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by 10098 14y ago
I am going to port it to Linux eventually. There's not even that much to "port", I just have to write a makefile. All the OS-specific things are handled by the libraries for which Linux, Mac and Windows versions are available.
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Show HN: a 2D platformer game I've been working on(onlinehut.org)
47 points by 10098 14y ago|14 comments
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by 10098 14y ago
I think the best way to learn programming is the same as it was in 2012. Or 1995. Or 1970. All you need is a compiler/interpreter for language X, an introductory course for language X, and a nice entry-level CS book. But most of all, you ne
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by 10098 14y ago
Because it's so much all about dynamically-typed high-level languages today that raw pointers and manual memory management seem old-skool and cool!
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by 10098 14y ago
I like to call Linux Linux instead of GNU/Linux just to piss off people like you :-)

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