CJKinni

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by CJKinni 10y ago
Good point. I was just pointing out that the US constitution itself doesn't provide a protection, as the original comment suggested. You're right that states certainly could place additional requirements on businesses. I edited
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by CJKinni 10y ago
> Castigating/firing people for their opinions is illegal under the constitution. Citation Needed. Edit: Here's a link on the front page of a google search for 'firing people for their opinions is illegal under the constit
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by CJKinni 10y ago
Libtcod is the roguelike game library I most frequently see recommended to new RL devs. It has a fairly complete python tutorial[1] thanks to its python bindings, and an equally complete c++ tutorial[2]. It's been a while since it wa
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Libtcod 1.6.0, a roguelike game library, released(bitbucket.org)
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by CJKinni 10y ago
I've experienced some serious fulfillment delays from them as well. Thanks for the reminder to get back in touch with them to see what's the hold up this time.
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by CJKinni 10y ago
I agree, but I'm also glad they're still working at it. Sublime Text is my go to text editor for files over 10MB, and it can get a little slow loading anything over 1GB. It's awesome to know that it'll be a little faste
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by CJKinni 10y ago
It looks like the creator also created a profanity-free version - [Heck Yes Markdown](heckyesmarkdown.com) [HN Discussion]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12461088 )
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Turn websites into markdown (without the cursing)(heckyesmarkdown.com)
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by CJKinni 10y ago
> I hate waiting for compilation and deployment so I designed Continuous to minimize those steps. It does this by eagerly compiling your code - never waiting for you to tell it when to start. It runs your code as soon as those compiles c
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by CJKinni 10y ago
My barrier to entry with a lot of DIY hardware projects was an incorrect assumption that it was difficult/expensive to get PCBs made. Looking into this, I found the blog of the guy running this project and he had some experience with v
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by CJKinni 10y ago
Tell that to Roscoe Filburn.
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by CJKinni 10y ago
> even better sinkhole a random domain name you register What does this mean? I've tried to figure it out from context, the article, and a quick google search, but It's not clear how dns sinkholing is going to help me stay sec
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by CJKinni 10y ago
See previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11824830
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by CJKinni 10y ago
> The only thing Slack has over IRC is a better web client and history. I'd say that there's a lot more to it than that. IRC isn't intuitive for new, modern users. Take login and password recognition using one of the man
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by CJKinni 10y ago
While Square Enix may tend to make great series, their financial situation isn't all roses either. The huge production delays on their games out of Japan have made those projects huge risks. Take a look at the amazing amount of money
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by CJKinni 10y ago
Just curious, what are the other uses for glucose testing?
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by CJKinni 10y ago
> And, no, condoms and dental dams etc aren't going to be full protection. There are some that are not routinely tested for and many people don't know about. Part of this was covered in the article: > Amnesty and Human Right
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by CJKinni 11y ago
> If the launch lineup of 30 games[7] doesn't convince you, and you're not interested in Minecraft[9] or the full back catalogue of PSP[10] or Wii[8] games At the very least, DolphinVR (Wii emulation) does not yet work on the c
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by CJKinni 11y ago
The competing positions in most arguments, especially political arguments, are not of the form 'A or Not A.' Including your own example.
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Apple telling reporters they can bypass Secure Enclave on newer phones(stratechery.com)
2 points by CJKinni 11y ago|0 comments
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by CJKinni 11y ago
I was just going through the Show HNs of the past week to find it! It's called twtxt, and you can find it at https://github.com/buckket/twtxt
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by CJKinni 11y ago
Last week, I saw a great post on Hacker News showing off a simple plain text twitter clone. The idea was that you pointed your client at plain text files hosted by your friends. To write a new post, you append a new line to the file on your
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Show HN: Urtxt – an api and minimal website for storing plain text files online(urtxt.org)
4 points by CJKinni 11y ago|3 comments
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by CJKinni 11y ago
I'm not the individual you're responding to, but probably a mix of time, money, and interest. You don't need to make a better version of something for your criticism to be valid.
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by CJKinni 11y ago
How so? As someone familiar with Python but not R, I've always been hesitant to jump in. This code was very readable and made me think that it might be a far more accessible language than I'd previously assumed.
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by CJKinni 11y ago
So I had to retry my search after five minutes, but was really impressed with the results. I searched "Roguelike Game Development." About a third were meaningless, a third were meaningless but made me think of something useful,
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by CJKinni 11y ago
So this feels like a way of obfuscating comments and some of the less appealing aspects of the reddit community, while turning it into a buzzfeed style community. It feels like a prettier version of http://thisisthe.link/
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by CJKinni 11y ago
I don't see this article, or these end of the world scenarios, as things you should be anxious about. Maybe some people suggest they are, but to me an article like this serves two purposes: 1. To remind people who are in positions to
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by CJKinni 11y ago
Weird that the link is for ?down=true I thought this is some kind of prank, but http://facebook.com is also showing up as down.