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by Jare 10y ago
Thank you!
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by Jare 10y ago
Two questions: It is unclear to me if the BAM server is part of this opensourcing or not. The page talks about a 90-day trial. Also, it is common in other (usually non-D)VCS workflows to lock binary files while working on them, since concur
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by Jare 11y ago
A quick note, I think dead reckoning is not about correcting for latency. It is a conscious decision on the server to send less precise (cheaper), incremental data to the client most of the time. The client extrapolates from this imprecise
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by Jare 11y ago
IIRC in Puzzle & Dragons (one of the highest grossing F2P mobile games ever) the matches are purely client side, with a simple "I won" or "I lost" sent to the server after the match. I don't think it has leaderb
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by Jare 11y ago
Go to https://www.shadertoy.com/ and show those smug GPUs who's boss!
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by Jare 11y ago
Good to hear, I used it extensively for a few internal tools 5 years ago, and after the few major kinks of the first releases were fixed, it was a pleasure and incredibly productive.
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by Jare 11y ago
Not all mistakes are born equal in reach and consequences. I would like to think that yes, most people in HN (most people, period) would not make a mistake like this .
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by Jare 11y ago
> in ~2 hours, you can get the open source Parse clone they released going and be back to new I keep hearing this, and I have a hard time believing it. Are there any examples of a significant app/developer doing this? Sure a working
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by Jare 11y ago
I disagree with most of your post, but I think your last paragraph nails it. There was lost of demand and adoption of Parse, but only by thousands of the smallest players who just wouldn't offer FB any real value. I believe FB bought P
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by Jare 11y ago
They are not good as rules, but they are excellent ideas to have in mind when making decisions on this topic.
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by Jare 11y ago
As opposed to the slow and laggy garbage we as an industry should be too embarrassed to ship today. (of course, vulnerabilities and unreliability in those apps came from more places than just manual memory management, just as today's s
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by Jare 11y ago
Imagine the uproar if Facebook forced you to have a profile pic that clearly shows your face, the sort that photo ids require.
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by Jare 11y ago
> the harassers already knew their real name, I take it? How would abolishing the real-names policy help Without the policy they don't have to use their real name, which means harassers can't find them (as easily) on Facebook.
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by Jare 11y ago
Sounds like copious amounts of MBAs were involved.
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by Jare 11y ago
Same, despite running under Cygwin (babun).
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by Jare 11y ago
This article http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2015-08-26-another-day... refers to Zeng attempting to use the info to negotiate better severance, which if true is basically blackmail. The article also links to othe
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Deflationary Collapse Ahead?(ourfiniteworld.com)
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by Jare 11y ago
> But retirement shouldnt mean retirement from doing things It shouldn't, but the studies suggest this is what happens in practice.
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by Jare 11y ago
Everyone is going to give different weights to the various rules and criteria for judging demos. In a community that strives for pushing boundaries, these existential debates are a staple. It was assembly vs C/C++, it was pixel art vs
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by Jare 11y ago
It is usually expected that all the work included in the demo (code, visual art and music) is originally created by the demo authors (or donated by friends / collaborators). Most of the demo is also expected to be original material, bu
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by Jare 11y ago
A pretty recent interview with Navis, the programmer of this demo (and many other gems of the demoscene): http://6octaves.blogspot.com.es/2015/04/interview-navis-asd....
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by Jare 11y ago
I wonder to what extent "interoperability" (a common exemption for allowing Reverse Engineering in US and EU) might include "security validation" and thus make this generally legal regardless of EULAs.
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by Jare 11y ago
It says "Released under the MIT License" at the bottom
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by Jare 11y ago
They are finite. Hire for the ability to create valuable networks and connections, not for the few contacts that someone got in exceptional circumstances (like studying an MBA).
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by Jare 11y ago
Can you cite a source that describes that freedom?
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by Jare 11y ago
Body language and attitude right after the question is often a good indicator whether the asker expects a response or not. A good strategy if detecting this proves problematic, is to do or fake a breath before starting your response, that&#
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by Jare 11y ago
If a company emphasizes quantity over quality during the interview process, run away.
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by Jare 11y ago
A Slack type service would be my first guess for a next product. (rememeber that Slack was already valued at $2.8B ten months ago)
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by Jare 11y ago
I think this argument needs to be less black and white than what you present. There's no need for a company to "swoop all" of these people and go for an "audacious goal"; that's all too exaggerated. All that&#x
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by Jare 11y ago
The bot can call home to ask if/when more infections are desired, so the attack can elastically adapt to remain viable and not overwhelm the resources it needs.

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