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by _frog 13y ago
Although you could also argue that building a PC from scratch is a far less exceptional case than building a car.
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by _frog 13y ago
Agreed. In my experience fish just runs a heck of a lot faster than either zsh or bash as well as adding some features I love, like the command syntax highlighting and autocomplete. I couldn't see myself going back to either of those a
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by _frog 13y ago
Here you go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p32bxlX7w6o
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by _frog 13y ago
The issue with the PS3's UI is that it's seen a marked increase in complexity since the initial release, coupled with less resource access. As it stands the PS3's XMB has access to about 80mb of RAM, the rest is reserved for
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by _frog 13y ago
+1 for Transmission. I'd also like to add that their OS X GUI[0] is _stellar_, far cry from any other BitTorrent clients I've used. Coupled with its low resource usage and the aforementioned web interface, I've found it hard
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by _frog 13y ago
It looks like all of Bulbapedia's content is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license. http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Bulbapedia:Copyrights
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by _frog 13y ago
Yep I've been totally outclassed. I've only recently started getting into the online aspect of Pokémon so I still have a ton to learn with regards to strategy. Though does the speed stat really matter all that much outside of firs
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by _frog 13y ago
I've thought about doing this before actually, don't know how they'd feel about someone scraping their content though.
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by _frog 13y ago
It would be extremely cool if they'd expose information such as what moveset each Pokémon has available to them so I could make queries like 'what water type Pokémon that can learn Hydro Pump has the highest Special Attack stat&#x
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by _frog 13y ago
I'm going to say Bulbasaur has the edge here. Pikachu has a pretty decent speed stat, but it doesn't have access to many worthwhile moves. Let's talk about the build you'd use to pretty decisively beat a Pikachu. Pikachu
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by _frog 13y ago
Though it should be pointed out that GTA V has launched without any DLC to speak of. I'm sure they'll do it eventually as they did for GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption, but the DLC for those two games was more akin to an expansion p
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by _frog 13y ago
I think it's simply a case of a lot of the current flat design examples out there being targeted at Android. Prior to iOS 7 most iOS apps went for the heavily bevelled and textured look. As a result most of the good examples of flat de
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by _frog 13y ago
I'd like to throw in a mention for LittleBigPlanet 2[1] on the PS3 as well. The first game in the series allowed users to create their own platforming levels using simple but powerful tools, which more talented creators used to build t
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by _frog 13y ago
And I'm assuming you can swap the keycaps?
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by _frog 13y ago
Dynamically rendering at a lower resolution and then upscaling it to get a consistent 60fps is such a cool technique. The first example I ever saw of using a dynamic frame buffer in that way came in the form of WipEout HD on the PS3 back in
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by _frog 13y ago
Awesome to see you guys finally launched this. I was another finalist in Hackagong (a local hackathon here in Wollongong, Australia) when the initial version of this was being built and I loved what I saw. I'll have to keep it in mind
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by _frog 13y ago
> Today, we are extremely excited to launch Quip. Quip is a modern word processor that enables you to create beautiful documents on any device — phones, tablets and the desktop. If you haven't already, download Quip to try it out. L
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by _frog 13y ago
There's a lot of issues with the new player. Even if you've buffered the video ahead, when you try to skip to a buffered segment the video starts loading again. On top of that I've had lots of issues where changing the video
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by _frog 13y ago
Somewhat tangental, it would be great to be able to sort that list by average karma. There's a lot of users in that top 100 that got there via quantity of comments alone, it'd be interesting to see who the most _valuable_ contribu
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by _frog 13y ago
The script just fetches the project's git submodules which you can see here: https://github.com/octokit/octokit.objc/tree/master/External I'm not sure all of those can be set up as CocoaPod dependencies though.
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by _frog 13y ago
Pretty nice, one thing I'd say is that the preview view should respect the user's theme setting. If I'm using the dark colour scheme, go to preview what I've been working on and suddenly have a bright white screen thrown in my face it puts
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by _frog 13y ago
"The Q framework is not released under an open source license. It is only for Qbix developers."
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by _frog 13y ago
There's no shortage of simple OAuth consumer libraries out there, what I really want to see is a simple way to set up my app as an OAuth _provider_. As far as I know there's nothing out there to make that simple yet.
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by _frog 13y ago
Interesting, it seems a little too bulky to get consumer traction but it's definitely a cool approach.
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by _frog 13y ago
So I take it that Japan doesn't have EMV chips in their bank cards yet? I'm curious to see how Square tackles that when they hopefully expand to Europe and Australia.
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by _frog 13y ago
Wow I didn't know about that, that's really handy.
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by _frog 13y ago
Fantastic! I can see this being incredibly useful for cases where you have multiple versions of a framework used in different projects. Right now you can install documentation into Xcode if the project uses appledoc[1], but there's no way t
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by _frog 14y ago
Also it's good to see the community filling in gaps that exist in the development process. I got introduced to ember_tools[1] just yesterday and it looks like a great way to provide Rails-style generators for Ember projects. [1]: https://g
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by _frog 14y ago
It's great to see the Ember.js team focusing on these things as the framework approaches a 1.0 release. I've built a few apps on top of Ember over the past few months and that initial learning curve was what lead me to almost abandon it.
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by _frog 14y ago
> Didn't a lot of folks just get burned by wildly changing router APIs? "To keep things in perspective, we froze the Ember 1.0 API a mere month ago, when we released the first 1.0 RC. Before that, we were focused on iterating the API ba

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