Simucal

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by Simucal 15y ago
While I sympathize with the writer of this post, I don't really see what recourse he has? If the license allows for 120 days before they have to release the source code, what could he possibly do?
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by Simucal 15y ago
The equivalent of a team captain or quarterback. As the situation of a match unfolds the stratcaller will do just that, call out different strategies and make decisions about what the other members should do.
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by Simucal 15y ago
What would you do to solve this model-syncing in a situation where your model consisted of more than an id?
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by Simucal 15y ago
Any chance we can get a Github mirror?
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by Simucal 15y ago
I've started using two-factor authentication with my Google account and it isn't that bad. The mild pain of having to type in my authentiation number occasionally is offset by my increase peace of mind. It does require you to use an authe
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by Simucal 15y ago
Does the DX not suit your needs for a larger Kindle?
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by Simucal 15y ago
Neal Stephenson's novel, "Anathem", was partly inspired by this clock.
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by Simucal 15y ago
At first I figured they just created a separate SE site specific to Facebook development but it appears to just be a filter on all questions which have a tag that contains "facebook" while hiding all others.
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by Simucal 15y ago
Congrats on the launch. I'm curious how your "popular" tab works. If it is simply sorted by votes with no time-component then your going to have the same "self-fulfilling prophecy" problem that Stack Overflow had when they first launched.
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by Simucal 15y ago
He just ended the stream when he checked his usage report on Livestream.com. Apparently he had racked up 17,000 viewer hours so far and said the cost was getting way out of hand. I'm trying to see how much that is going to cost him. It wo
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by Simucal 15y ago
He just said, "The funny with my Lundum Dare entries is I never have any idea what game I'm making while I'm doing it."
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by Simucal 15y ago
Can you list some of them? The concept of editing the game loop code while the game is still running is new to me (even though apparently this has been around for a long time).
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by Simucal 15y ago
No, I meant specifically why they would allow certain special characters and not others.
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by Simucal 15y ago
What could the reasoning behind those requirements possibly be?
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by Simucal 15y ago
Could anyone tell what it was making in the video?
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by Simucal 15y ago
I think the analogy has some merit when relating it to startups. For example you could say at some point a founder must quit their safe day job in order to focus on their startup. They are removing the option of retreat and sharpening thei
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by Simucal 15y ago
Right next to my house (Ofallon, MO) there are two grocery stores within 200ft of each other. This is just ancedotal but any time I've thought about this topic I've always thought about it in relation to those grocery stores.
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by Simucal 15y ago
I think they understand this. What I'm not sure of is if they will have the sales ability to do anything about it.
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by Simucal 15y ago
When I was in high school I took a year long typing class. It was difficult for me because being a computer nerd my whole life I had picked up a strange-but-fast form of two finger typing. My typing teacher used these little cardboard cuto
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by Simucal 15y ago
One fix to this problem would be to prevent beta iOS versions from posting feeback at all. Once they are out of beta the feedback feature can be turned back on.
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by Simucal 15y ago
I'd look at possibly using Google code's "Prettify". It lists both Clojure and Common Lisp as supported languages and is dead simple to use. http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/
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by Simucal 15y ago
What kinds of things would you like to see in an iBooks overhaul?
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by Simucal 16y ago
Could you provide a mirror? The link seems to be dead.
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by Simucal 16y ago
I can see why a non tech-savvy user would be confused by OpenID but I it surprises me how many programmers are confused by it. On the login page they list a bunch of common providers you can login with if you already have an account with t
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by Simucal 16y ago
Just be careful with your account in that state. Stackoverflow only knows your account by a cookie right now. You can't log into it from another machine or if you happen to clear your cookies you won't be able to log back in. So it is in
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by Simucal 16y ago
This isn't always the case. It is highly dependent on the language, the compiler used, the size of the code-base and many other factors. Most of the small to medium sized project I have worked on compile in what seems like an instant. Howe
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by Simucal 16y ago
This is right on the heels of Netflix announcing that their app would only be available on a subset of the Android handsets (dependent on the carrier) due to no built-in DRM. So maybe Netflix will be getting their wish of a built-in DRM aft
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by Simucal 16y ago
Probably because it isn't just a webcam. It projects hundreds of IR dots all over its field of vision to help calculate depth. http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/11/04/what-kinect-looks-like-...
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by Simucal 16y ago
WarGames is far from having the most ridiculous hacking scenes. In fact, if I had to write a list of technically accurate movies I would have it on my list. It showed: 1) War Dialing - Dialing phone number sequentially in order to find ma
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by Simucal 16y ago
Yep. The Wiimote simply tracks points of infrared light. In a pinch you can use two small candles as a "wireless sensor bar".

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