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Bjartr
15y ago
What's a better way to introduce experimental (i.e. not yet standard) functionality?
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15y ago
Why not an if statement?
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15y ago
You only fail the 'litmus test' if the interviewer were looking for you to write working code. Whiteboard coding, done right, isn't about writing bug free code, it's about observing the thought process that goes into solving programming pro
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15y ago
So these are the guys to watch then? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dm4RvDSkUY
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15y ago
erm, perhaps instead of pulling the meritorious down we propel the others up?
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Hooray for semantic arguments that miss the point.
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15y ago
theGame.score = 9001;
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15y ago
They're not, most 'regex' engines today aren't actually regular.
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15y ago
Moore's and Kryder's law are about feasible storage/transistor fabrication density increasing, not about whether or not those advances translate into savings for the consumer.
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A long delayed WebGLU update, some 360 degree video
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WebGLU, the Open Source WebGL Utility library hits v0.2
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A WebGL / WebGLU Demo in 50 Lines
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SourceForge.net: WebGLU
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Interactive Shader Editing with WebGL and the WebGLU Library
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More WebGL progress, now with video
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17y ago
As described in the article linked the speed of the teleportation is limited by the speed of the signal beam which is necessarily capped at c.
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17y ago
More accurate, to my layman's interpretation, would be to say that light was converted to information, encoded in existing matter, then converted back to light. Saying it was converted to matter seems to imply that new matter was created in