Guvante

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931.
by Guvante 12y ago
Trying to paint that line is a bit too politically minded for my tastes. From the perspective of choosing a license for your GitHub project, GPL is restricting the consumers of your project (other developers). Attempting to explain the purp
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by Guvante 12y ago
The order of operations is strict, when you specify you want something you grab it. In contrast Haskells evaluation order does not match the definition order necessarily.
933.
by Guvante 12y ago
You could merge the two ideas to meet in the middle. 35% based on total revenue and 35% based on used revenue.
934.
by Guvante 12y ago
HTTP can transfer arbitrary binary data just fine. There is no need to encode it. I don't know which they use but HTTP traditionally uses a `Content Length` or an empty chunk to represent the end of data.
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by Guvante 12y ago
Because hardware is fundamentally strict, when you read a value you read it.
936.
by Guvante 12y ago
Most Fortune 1000 companies don't allow their end users to install anything so this just causes the IT guy the amount of time it takes to have the config file set to "don't do that", heck they probably only have to do it
937.
by Guvante 12y ago
The original quote was > And since Chrome arrived in 2008, the Web hasn't seen another major browser launch—until now. The contested bit is "until now". Either you have to drop the major from the classification for until n
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by Guvante 12y ago
Implicit index and renaming several things to try and be more consistent.
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by Guvante 12y ago
I doubt 1% of games that are started on these engines are finished, let alone sold. That is why you won't make $3000, because you won't make $10. > Dear Esther, Gone Home, The Stanley Parable, Sword and Sworcery All of which co
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by Guvante 12y ago
> As someone who never really jumped into code until very recently Honestly your first code editor is always the best until you find a killer feature. Familiarity is huge.
941.
by Guvante 12y ago
.NET has been their recommended enterprise platform for a long time. They came out with a JavaScript based environment for competition with mobile.
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by Guvante 12y ago
You misunderstand, they are talking specifically about encrypted communication for the new use case. Think of it instead as trying to replace email for unencrypted communication, you need a different use case as the user base is too entrenc
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by Guvante 12y ago
No corporation would continue to use a private key they divulged to outside sources, there is no reason to other than a minor syncing headache.
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by Guvante 12y ago
Took me a minute to realize what you were talking about as I have mod powers and could see the post just fine (finally clicked everything was red). They outgrew the initial laissez-faire model and needed to grow beyond it. However I heartil
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by Guvante 12y ago
> And not single word about what is actually wrong with US army (F35 and similar projects) This is a silly mindset. Your preconceived notion about the worst problem shouldn't stop someone else from talking about a different one. If
946.
by Guvante 12y ago
The history of questions is why StackOverflow is so great. If it were like a normal forum with only time sensitive content it would have gone away like all other technical forums. Your question is shared with all the future people who have
947.
by Guvante 12y ago
I find the true value of SO to be "populating google with good answers to questions", but that is just me :).
948.
by Guvante 12y ago
You got the downvotes for editing your question to complain, including vulgarity in a few instances. People bitching in questions is a lot of peoples pet peeves (because it is frustrating to moderate correctly). I would agree that "off
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by Guvante 12y ago
"Which site do I submit to" shouldn't be as hard of a problem for certain. Heck they removed a lot of options from that close reason to minimize this, as anything database related go punted to the DBA one (which is only for p
950.
by Guvante 12y ago
Games are one of the areas where it is a bit foggier as your rendering loop is incredibly sensitive to performance problems. You have a ton of work to do and cannot take more than 16.7ms (60Hz) to do it in period. Heck given the recent move
951.
by Guvante 12y ago
Telling a hundred threads to do work is easy, figuring out how to sync all of the answers is the hard part. I am not saying you can't pull it off, but the proposed solution doesn't simplify the complex part of those operations.
952.
by Guvante 12y ago
How do you do IO without stalling your whole program while it accesses the data, specifically the fact that the asynchronous call is terminated in your main loop, not where you are accessing the IO itself.
953.
by Guvante 12y ago
I didn't think there was a way to set `*` without losing `Num` (which is required for raw numbers in your code).
954.
by Guvante 12y ago
Certainly avoiding using naked `*` avoids the problem, I was talking specifically about that operator.
955.
by Guvante 12y ago
They are using it to define the word, that is a perfectly reasonable thing to do from Wikipedia.
956.
by Guvante 12y ago
And note that there is no way to resolve this without some fundamental changes as Haskell requires that the two operands and the resultant type share a type. (Otherwise you could do some tricks with recursive types to accomplish this)
957.
by Guvante 12y ago
Go seems to have solved the IO problem, but what about the general asynchronous issue? How do you handle calling a function several thousand times on dozens of threads and combine the results?
958.
by Guvante 12y ago
Why is it insanity? You are implying that the companies are adding no value to the discussion by chiming on the topic. Shouldn't the entities most impacted by the change be listened to when it comes to decide on policy? You can certain
959.
by Guvante 12y ago
Cold bitcoin wallets are supposed to be malware proof. If you have a piece of logic on a machine that never connects to the internet you have no way of stealing the private keys. Similarly you can't just modify the message because the
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by Guvante 12y ago
I think the largest hurdle is designing a GPU that can do both ray tracing and the current system without being absurdly expensive. You need to be able to handle existing games as well as the next generation to sell the hardware.

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