Zolomon

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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   I'm just curious, but isn't that design/look copyrighted to GitHub, or it doesn't matter because GitBucket isn't commercial meaning that they don't make any profits out of the copy?
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   I hang out on #gamedev@irc.afternet.org, very talented people help each other out there.
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   Felt annoyed with the video, couldn't tell for how long it would keep going. But nice resolution in full screen.
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   There is, almost at least[1]. You can go to their conventions in Las Vegas by paying with PLEX. "Regular price is $200 but if you have 15 PLEX..." [1] http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/eve-veg
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   First time I attended, I agree with this statement.
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   Should try the miniLDs perhaps. But I have exams exactly in those months you specified. I should just go and focus on finishing my master's! logs off HN
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   by Zolomon 13y ago

   I hate that these jams always happen one week before my exams. This is so frustrating.
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   Probable C# 6.0 features illustrated(damieng.com)

   5 points by Zolomon 13y ago|1 comments
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   Data Locality - The CPU cache's effect on your game's performance(gameprogrammingpatterns.com)

   4 points by Zolomon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Interesting book, thanks for the info! Will take a look.
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    K&R is not a good book to learn how to program from. SICP on the other hand is[1], it teaches how to create abstractions among other things. K&R just shows you how C works. Also, this person has a deep understanding in mathematics a
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Read this: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html -- think most will agree with me.
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Both Haskell and F# have good REPLs and are adequate for writing "scripts", maybe he prefers statically typed languages?
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Here is a truly wonderful book that uses Processing: http://natureofcode.com/book/ You create interactive applications using physics and simple computer graphics etc. in Processing. It will teach everything that is n
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    I think the article should mention that it is a Swedish based game developer company, and a California based publisher for the game. Sounds more fair that way.
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Being a Swede in Sweden, last I heard was that everyone was giving critique to LCHF due to high risks of cancer[1][2]. [1] http://www.kostdoktorn.se/aftonbladet-varnar-for-lchf-cancer [2] http://www.metro.se&#x2F
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    I live close to Malmö, which hackspaces are you referring to? I only know of two!
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    I wrote a semi-realtime implementation of the planning poker estimation technique at [1] using Spark and some template engine I found. This was for a course in software project management with some time restraints, so only focused on gettin
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    This has a very "functional programming paradigm" feel around it.
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DrRacket - DrRacket is a Scheme (LISP) implementation. http://racket-lang.org/ http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/HtDP2e/part_one.html -
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Which university did you study at?
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Cutesy || CuteC
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    I seriously doubt drones will cause less innocent deaths.
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    Shorai, a slightly more interesting Rustboot(github.com)

    2 points by Zolomon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Would be interesting to see a recursive descent (probably wrong term, my swedish is getting in the way) of this; Twitter uses Pingdom, now I want to click on Pingdom to see what they use. Also, a graph with dependencies between these compan
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    Looks wonderful, great job!
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    That doesn't make it any less useful at all? I am very fond of abstractions and modularity. Two.js is a nice rendering component. You can easily add an input component on beside of it if need be.
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    by Zolomon 13y ago

    This looks awesome for game development and creative coding!
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    Challenging the Digital Entertainment Industry(indiegogo.com)

    3 points by Zolomon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by Zolomon 14y ago

    If I had the energy for it today, I would add to your script so it fetches the repository's owner's e-mail address and sends them a reminder/or adds an issue to the project!