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by 10098 14y ago
This brings back some memories :) Back when I was in high school, I had no internet connection at home, so I had to go to "internet cafes", download some interesting stuff on a 1.44 mb floppy and read it at home. That's when I came across t
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by 10098 14y ago
> Interesting, I didn't realize you could build this library without exposing that type. If you have a moment could you elaborate on how you might achieve this? Very simple, move the struct to the .c file. Add a forward declaration of t
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by 10098 14y ago
Agreed. Even Box2D is overkill most of the time (if we're talking about 2D games).
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by 10098 14y ago
Did you just compare node.js to assembly? :)
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by 10098 14y ago
I wish everyone hated PHP. Then one one would write it.
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by 10098 14y ago
> will be to use a standard self-hosting API What about rsync? It's an open protocol that can be used to synchronize data across multiple devices.
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by 10098 14y ago
Remove the santa claus costume from the equation and you'll have just some drunk guy being arrested for writing in chalk. So why can't they arrest him? Does the santa costume justify anything?
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by 10098 14y ago
Maybe I have changed, or maybe the Internet has changed, but I used to meet people on the internet. I used to make friends online, and some of these friendships gradually mutated into "offline" friendships. There used to be message boards,
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by 10098 14y ago
I just reinstalled the app and see no difference at all. Have they actually rolled out the new version?
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by 10098 14y ago
I was in the same position about a year ago. I spent about three years at a company, it was my first real job and the members of my team were not just colleagues, but also friends. But then a really good opportunity came up and I decided to
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by 10098 14y ago
I don't think we admire good engineering because it has some "aesthetic" merits. It's beautiful because it fits its purpose. Planes are beautiful, but if they looked differently, they wouldn't be able to fly. Cheetahs are beautiful, but eve
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by 10098 14y ago
The only problem with g+ is that none of my friends use it. Personally I'd choose g+ over facebook's shitty interface and quality any day.
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by 10098 14y ago
> Braid will never be available on linux because ALSA is shit and fundamentally can't handle it I don't buy it, tons of games with sound effects have been successfully ported to linux with no problems. Probably the devs are just being l
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by 10098 14y ago
Make a console, Valve!
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by 10098 14y ago
I don't understand how games can't be art. Creating images is art. 3D modeling is art (like sculpting). Writing stories is art, as well as creating interesting characters. Animation is art. I'm intentionally not mentioning things like progr
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by 10098 14y ago
This is a pretty bold statement to make considering the fact that there are a lot of companies who do use virtualization in production and do so quite successfully.
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by 10098 14y ago
That's the right idea for a hobby or research project, but please don't do this in production code. Think about people who have to maintain it after you. I've seen my colleagues wade through a swamp of completely unnecessary C++ metaprogram
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by 10098 14y ago
I was finally able to play it, and one issue I noticed was that the sound becomes choppy when there are a lot of projectiles on the screen (which is, all the time :))
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by 10098 14y ago
Actually, now I can see the menu, but neither "quick play" nor "create game" work. Says "Something has gone wrong - please try again". Firefox 16.02 on Windows 7. Music is great though :)
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by 10098 14y ago
Seems like it was blocked by AdBlock. Disabling itresolved the issue
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by 10098 14y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox
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by 10098 14y ago
Do you work at Valve? :-)
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by 10098 14y ago
I wonder if people call these contests "pointless" out of jealousy.
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by 10098 14y ago
wish this could be the answer to all the gnome mess that has been going on lately...
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Just curious, what is the alternative to C++ that has a "future"?
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by 10098 14y ago
> Hey, Haskell has pretty good answer times, at least considering its 33th position in the TIOBE Index. I need to mention here that the Haskell community on Stack Overflow is AWESOME, they are helpful qualified people giving insightful
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by 10098 14y ago
Have you tried experimenting with LuaJIT? If yes, what were the results?
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by 10098 14y ago
I think you have made a great choice with Lua! I'd love to see Lua replace PHP at some point in the future as a popular choice for web development.
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by 10098 14y ago
Maybe it's because we're so pathetic that we actually associate ourselves with the gadgets we use, and thus, we somehow perceive any attack/criticism of our favorite tech as an attack on us.
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by 10098 14y ago
I prefer just ordering gadgets on amazon and have them delivered to my doorstep. Beats having to walk to the store :-)

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