Torn

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by Torn 12y ago
I wonder if google indexes hiddenfromgoogle, or if they'll exempt them
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by Torn 12y ago
Also doesn't the US view bitcoin like property, and so is liable for gains tax?
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by Torn 12y ago
I've seen a lot of it in product codebases (both Enterprise and Startup) I've had to work with. I guess it's different when you're maintaining a library - you have more freedom to version up and rewrite things.
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by Torn 12y ago
This horse still needs to be beaten. Messy inheritance still plagues product Java, C#, and, with the increasing proliferation of MVC frameworks, JS these days. Hierarchies usually start out small. But, when new features are added and scope
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by Torn 12y ago
Java and C# don't have a GIL though, and have good support for threading right?
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by Torn 12y ago
I hope so. Poe's law, and all that
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by Torn 12y ago
what browser are you using?
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by Torn 12y ago
From reading the website, the impression I get of daPulse is a mix of project management tools with some social networking, viewed through the lense of task tracking. What's the appeal over something like JIRA?
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by Torn 12y ago
Dunno, I'd say Unity has enough traction behind it to not suddenly disappear. It's a major contender now. Developers write their own code in unity (C# or JS) as well as bringing in their own assets (music, art, etc). So even if th
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by Torn 12y ago
Google Alerts should get you most of the way there. http://www.google.co.uk/alerts Seems like it supports RSS, so you could write a script to filter as needed
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by Torn 12y ago
Education is becoming more and more results-driven. Well, at least in the UK. Tests and standardisation don't leave much room for meaningful development. Children and young adults here are prepped to recite textbook answers to pass exa
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by Torn 12y ago
I suspect that's done to help anchor your focus, i.e. so your eyes don't move too much
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by Torn 12y ago
It doesn't, but the war on drugs is profitable for certain stakeholders and lobbyists
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by Torn 12y ago
Considered a ground-up rewrite using something like Unity? They have some kickass 2D tooling now, plus you get physics for free
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by Torn 12y ago
Also Super Mario 64 was, er, 64-bit
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by Torn 12y ago
No idea; a quick Google tells me there were some compatibility issues http://community.clickteam.com/threads/34059-MMF-1-5-to-MMF2...
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by Torn 12y ago
From the article comments: > seems like the ES team is moving in the right direction with testing this stuff https://github.com/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/commit/ef7593...
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by Torn 12y ago
RockPaperShotgun article on it: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/06/18/documentaryised-t... TiGSource thread: http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=41361.0
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by Torn 12y ago
So you'd have to port the Multimedia Fusion 1.5 (MMF) engine he used to make the game in. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimedia_Fusion That thing is going to be closed source, ancient, and not actively maintaine
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by Torn 12y ago
so, no then
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by Torn 12y ago
I'd love to see an updated version and a 'before and after' shot
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by Torn 12y ago
They're on twitter too @GetSafeOnline
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by Torn 12y ago
Non-trivial for machines? That's a massive understatement. (Or were you being sarcastic?)
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by Torn 12y ago
Assuming it's related to putting more data into their machine learning model
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by Torn 12y ago
Saying that, supplies of highland & Islay peat are dwindling - in a few hundred years they won't be using local peat to dry out the barley
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by Torn 12y ago
What common ancestor? You risk going so far back your suggestion is meaningless
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by Torn 12y ago
Yes - https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=7738362
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by Torn 12y ago
Analysis from the FireEye research team outlining how it's done: http://www.fireeye.com/blog/uncategorized/2014/04/new-zero-d...
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by Torn 12y ago
'There are no plans' is PR speak for 'there are no current plans'. Facebook is a data company, I'm sure they'd LOVE an accurate source of where their users have been, how they're moving around, etc. And
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by Torn 12y ago
Noone here backed Mailpile on kickstarter then? https://www.mailpile.is/

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