RobertDeNiro

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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
I agree with him and I still love the game. I feel like they could have made it so much better without too much effort by simply making a couple different decisions in terms of gamplay.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
The weapon durability one makes me feel like they took the worse parts of Skyrim and left out all the good ones. I really wish we could repair weapons and craft new ones. With the way it is you can easily end up in a situation where you hav
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
> As you can pretty much do everything off the bat, there's no "oh a boulder, can't move it, better come back later" element to the game. (This is my biggest gripe I think, a big part of the Zelda games was doing a du
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Then what's the point of processing it?
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Isn't Fortran faster than C++ in some cases due to it's strict pointer aliasing rules?
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
How easily can you use D on something that's not x86? Is there decent cross compilation?
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Yeah I'm not sure that all those vegans are aware that they should take zinc supplements.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Isn't that highly illegal?
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
The answer is simple. Apple doesn't think you should use VIM. You need to move on to more modern methods of programming.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
I think he's just convinced me to buy them, not smoke them.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
Depends who you're talking to I guess. I wouldn't call that an embedded system, although it could technically be described as such.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
So, why? Seems like this article only proves that they do, not why they do.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
In the words of Lao Tzu: "A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves."
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
What about javascript? Could that be a decent language to get into functional programming? It's definitely mainstream enough.
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by RobertDeNiro 10y ago
It's in the RSS feed.
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by RobertDeNiro 11y ago
It's his life. People change, and he probably found something better elsewhere. Why would someone who's paid less than 0.1%(assuming the worst case) be forever loyal to a business? Loyalty has a price and it's much higher tha
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by RobertDeNiro 11y ago
I wonder how much they paid for the domain name.
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by RobertDeNiro 11y ago
Networking seems to be the hardest for me and I imagine others as well. I've been out of college for two years now and I have no idea how to meet new people.
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by RobertDeNiro 11y ago
Yeah all that effort would be better spent on finding a platform that can actually support C++. Otherwise the base of code you end up with is hardly maintainable.