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Cakez0r
13y ago
Endorsements seem to work OK for people in my network. I've never known anybody to actively solicit endorsements and I think that my network's endorsements are fairly accurate. I find that people making large updates to their profile is a b
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13y ago
Semi-related question: I noticed that on the website, there's an animation of the scrambled wheel. Rather than using a .gif, it's using javascript to sequence a bunch of .png files. Just wondering what the motivation for doing this is? Thes
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13y ago
Well that at least shows the pirate was willing to part with some cash to buy the product. I know games are incredibly expensive to produce, but perhaps cheap sales at volume could bring in more cash than a few sales at a higher price point
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14y ago
Don't suppose anybody knows of any service that provides historical market pricing data available to download en masse? The only services I can find just allow you to view data for a specific company, whereas I'd like to just dump the data
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14y ago
I wouldn't be presuming you don't know shit or wondering why you're here I think it's fine to go to events and share experiences as part of conversation I absolutely think you can learn something from everybody. In this situation, I fee
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14y ago
This post read like a bit of a humblebrag to me. I think it's fine to go to events and share experiences as part of conversation - the community is a big part of making a great event. To go to an event with the mindset of being a mentor to
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14y ago
Or change the 3 moons to an expanding black hole that pulls you in. Perhaps that could be another level ;)
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14y ago
To implement point #3 would go against the spirit of the competition, I think. Part of the challenge is to implement a good core of navigation code. Unit testing a physics simulation could be quite tricky too.
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14y ago
After playing around with it for a while, it hasn't actually made that much difference to me. I perhaps shouldn't have made the suggestion so hastily ;) Really great fun to play. I love it.
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14y ago
This is awesome fun! Just spent my whole evening toying around with it. GOGOGO Prima Polys and Totally Turtle!
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14y ago
Would be handy to expose the AI step delta in the API.
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14y ago
They do have two-factor authentication, which the user admittedly didn't opt in to. See https://support.mtgox.com/entries/21743327-Security
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14y ago
He seems to think MtGox should compensate his loss, but I really don't see how it's their fault. The guy fell victim to a phishing scam, plain and simple. It was completely out of MtGox's hands.
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14y ago
I don't find it very aesthetically pleasing either. It's widely accepted that bitcoin is shortened to btc, so I don't think being able to type the symbol is really necessary. I couldn't type the new proposed character either without going b
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14y ago
At the very least, it's perfectly reasonable to expect schematics for how a prototype could be built.
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14y ago
Great job! I think other analytics platforms will start to follow suit as more people start to realise that it's cheap enough to just mercilessly capture every user event. The UI looks beautiful and seems very intuitive too.
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14y ago
I figured I'd check out the website too. I click on 'Get started - it's free!' and was also instantly put off by having to enter my email. I enter a fake to see whether it'd be worth it... "20% complete! Tell us which emails you'd like to r
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14y ago
How is that working out for you, if you don't mind answering?