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Because anything a person says in the internet (or in real life) should be taken serious and literally, and should be executed as swiftly as possible.
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Well, to me her feeling are irrelevant. She could've have been feeling fear, anger or may even enjoyed the joke and tried to share it and it's creator. All this happened because of what she _did_. And doing is different of feeling
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Spore was a disappointment by design. Will Wright prefered "The Sim's sales than Half Life's scores"[1]. They catered to the Sim's public. That's why you have a "design everything" feature. And mechan
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sigh This situation is filled to the brim with stupid and (aparently) harmless actions that lead to stupid reactions. - Hank makes a crude joke. This is a stupid, immature action. But harmless. And, imo, he has all the right to make the j
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12y ago
I think one of the ideas of the article is kids doing their experiments as they want. Using the "gie a man a fish, teach a man to fish" idea, I'd say the gist of it is "Give a kid a fishing rod, and let's see what c
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12y ago
On firefox, middle mouse button click on the title of the game opens a the game page BOTH in a new tab and in the current tab. And middle mouse button click on the game's image opens tha game page in the current tab. Please don't
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12y ago
How about simply letting people use whatever name they want?
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12y ago
Anyone care to comment on the books? I'm not a fan of gamification but, as an amateur game designer/developer, it's a subject that interests me.
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> The first symptom of stagnation is preference. Love this one! [EDIT]: I probably didn't understand it the same way. I read it as "don't have favourites, be open to new stuff"
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"We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem. If a pirate offers a product anywhere in the world, 24 x 7, purchasable from the convenience of your pers
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While I also enjoy imagining what will happen after the Techological Singularity, I hope you realise that anything that may be imagined, theorized or speculated cannot be based on reason. One of the definitions of the technological singular
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12y ago
They are different concepts but, in this context, they amount to the same. There is no harm in being offended. There is no harm in being shocked. I want art that offends me. I want art the shocks me.
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So she was goint to fail because she succeeded flawlessly on the assignment.
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I can see this evolving from "let others think I have a boyfriend" to "I'm going to feel like I have a boyfriend". People already pay for sex. People already pay for non-sexual escorts (which i believe is mostly for
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I'm reading and loving that book. Of all the technological wonders of the setting, "ractors" are what amazed me the most. It's the perfect interactive experience, a full-time "Wizard of Oz"[0]. Maybe we can see
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> In many instances, going with "evil" makes the game much easier I agree. I find that many games present the moral choices in a way that become a "what possible reward do I want" choice. One of the best ways moral c
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12y ago
Yeah. Why do you ask?
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The plural is "Pasteis de Nata". The usual way to make the plural in words ending in "el" is replacing it with "eis". "Hotel" and "Pincel" turn into "Hoteis" and "Pinceis"
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> The Entitled > being a Senior Staff Engineer enables her to do something that cannot be accomplished as a Staff Engineer I think it is not an issue with being able to do something. I believe the reasoning is something of the sort
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This discussion is deeply entrenched in one's own world view and moral philosophy. I'll just explain myself: I am a moral absolutist. I believe only action can have moral value (good or evil). This moral value is intrinsic and ind
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> I think this generate phantom requirements that doesn't contribute for the solution. Just change the code when you need it. YAGNI -> You Aren't Gonna Need It [1] If you want to know more about about Python I recommend Ray
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12y ago
Ok, let's follow that logic: The Pirate Bay should be banned because people can use it to steal/share intellectual property. Automobiles should be banned because people can use it to run over people. Tor should be banned bacause p
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The Pirate Bay, by itself, does not steal intellectual property, people do. TPB is just a tool that is mostly used for that purpose. Forbidding access to it is wrong. But I understand that to tackle the piracy problem is more practical to s
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Stop writing classes - Jack Diederich - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9pEzgHorH0 Show them this. I'm still grateful for the moment I grew dissatisfied with OOP, or at least OOP in the Java/C# way. I was almost
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And with it's big colorful pictures it would make a great and nerdy cofee table book.
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Mediocre or not, I'd sure love to have a look at Dwarf Fortress' code.
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And, if possible, see every video by Raymond Hettinger. He is a great teacher.
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Great. This type of ideas drive me nuts! Two remarks: - Both me and my girlfried would be capable of answering correctly. I'm an atheist, she is catholic. We are both engineers. And we also played the first 4 Professor Layton games, wh
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Congratulations! I've seen this pop up in HN a couple of times and was really impressed. A couple of weeks ago I found it in kickstarter, learned you would share the code and was AMAZED by the "digging" feature. I contributed
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Yeah, it look like it. The "create a javascript replacement" reveals they the author has no plan to achieve what he wants. Does he want a new language? Use a known language? Does he want to create an fast V8-like engine for this n
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