Artemis2

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by Artemis2 12y ago
Yup, Wired is still trying to generate hype for languages they don't understand.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Exactly. Teaching a markup language won't be really useful in terms of the benefits programming brings to people who learn it: it lacks the most interesting part of programming, logic. Making a computer display stuff is an achievement,
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by Artemis2 12y ago
To compare with Valve's reaction when an user discovered that kind of data collection in VAC, EA representatives don't seem to know a thing, while, for VAC, Valve's CEO Gabe Newell immediately explained publicly the situation
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Prove that Steam collects data about your system, except for hardware statistics that it asks you want to send. Being the first platform for gaming, I think that Steam gets audited by a lot of people quite often; despite that, I have heard
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AirCall: The phone is dead. Long live the phone.(aircall.io)
1 points by Artemis2 12y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 12y ago
The idea is great, but in a world where browser performance is a competition, writing a web browser in Javascript might not be the best. The interest here is learning, and it looks like Breach is very good on this point.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Yeah, I reported a simple security breach in Outlook.com to Microsoft three weeks ago, and it seems they still haven't fixed it yet. Way to go Microsoft.
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What Could You Buy With $241 Trillion?(waitbutwhy.com)
3 points by Artemis2 12y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 12y ago
This guy will probably end up making more money than most people here do in a month, with minimal time investment.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
You are probably right about the company name, but inboxapp.com is still a pretty good domain name. Looking at the whois record for the domain[1] shows that it was registered in 2008. Moreover, archive.org[2] tells us that it was parked at
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Names are always available when you have some money to invest in buying rights and domains.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Sorry Wired, but you don't build up hype for a language like that.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
It's in French, but you just have to click the right arrow to make your way through the story. Very nice work!
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Click-bait title. Nice video though, made me feel like I never saw fireworks in my life.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Is there really any practical examples of sharing code between back-end and front-end? I only see really specific use-cases, such as sharing the logic of a game between the client and the server, since most of the time the back-end serves
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by Artemis2 12y ago
I think nobody has ever died in a Tesla yet.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Surprise, cars break when you crash at 100mph, no matter the build quality or the brand.
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Playing With Parallel Computing and Graph(pragmatic-programming.blogspot.com)
2 points by Artemis2 12y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 12y ago
It mainly depends on which kind of software development you are doing. Take some time to find your specific needs: are you an user of virtual machines, CPU-heavy compilation processes, storage-expensive technologies...? For basic web develo
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by Artemis2 12y ago
I feel that this project is very different from Martini from the low-level point of view. While Martini uses reflection to find how to use handlers, Gin utilizes a static context system. Reflection being really one of the core properties of
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Real-time code reloading from the author of Martini: Gin - https://github.com/codegangsta/gin . Quite an unfortunate choice of name.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
The main problem here is that if you don't launch simultaneously on multiple platforms, your app will get duplicated and polluted with ads almost immediately, especially given the simplicity of this one. Look at 2048 for example.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
No Android app, no Windows Phone app. This is not an application suited for modern smartphone world.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Go packs together a lot of nice things that previously existed in other languages. It still has room for improvement though, as IMHO the language is pretty basic ATM - but exhaustive enough to cover most needs (whether they require stuff li
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Isn't "import minecraft" enough?
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Great piece of work! I've seen in the piece of code corresponding to the Fisher-Yates algorithm this snippet: "n-- | 0". Has the "| 0" any importance?
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by Artemis2 12y ago
Google exploits ReCaptcha to recognize street numbers. When typing a numerical ReCaptcha, you are doing OCR for Google Maps for free.
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by Artemis2 12y ago
...and you get a $10 Amazon gift card. Nice.
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Dots(nate.svbtle.com)
1 points by Artemis2 12y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 12y ago
What a shame. They just partnered with the Arizona State University to lower costs for their workers because they are underpaid. Nice "contribution".

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