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aerique
14y ago
Why does this question matter to you?
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aerique
14y ago
Fortunately, other editors are already adopting similar features. Yup, work's being done to add this to Emacs as well although it is not quite there yet: - http://emacsrocks.com/e08.html - https://github.com/emacsmirror/multiple-cursor
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14y ago
Did you use Haxe for the iOS and Android versions as well? It wasn't quite there yet when I checked it out a couple of years ago.
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aerique
14y ago
Ah, I didn't think of that (no experience with neither virtualenv nor rvm). So thanks for the clarification.
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aerique
14y ago
This looks like a normal news submission to me. The comments aren't bad either, except for yours ;-)
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aerique
14y ago
I do not understand your last paragraph. Don't your wrapper scripts have "#!/bin/sh" at the top?
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aerique
14y ago
I do although I'm barely dipping into Silver. Also I'm on the EU server. Perhaps something for an "Ask HN" or an in-game channel? I'll go sit in a "HackerNews" channel when I'm online.
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14y ago
The lander demo is also know as the game Zarch (or Virus for other computers). David Braben (of the Elite[1] fame) wrote that in three months[2] for the release of the Archimedes. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elite_%28video_game%29 [
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14y ago
Especially resolution 3 is pertinent: "3. Resolution of Member Verhoeven (21 501-30, No. 288), 29 May 2012 (original Dutch text in PDF) The House of Representatives, - observes that treaties like ACTA lead to a further formalization of copy
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Dutch parliament rejects ACTA, prohibits government to sign or ratify.
(bof.nl)
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No, this is not nice but that is exactly how a lot of those big businesses are run and you wouldn't believe some of the stories I could tell you even about big names in IT. Would you mind sharing some of these stories here or on a blog?
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aerique
14y ago
Thanks, I had repressed my memories of Lotus Notus for many years :-| Now I have to make an appointment with my shrink again.
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14y ago
Here's a fun Scheme example: http://ll1.ai.mit.edu/shriram-talk.pdf The state machine would look something like this: (define a (automaton init (init : (c -> loop)) (loop : (a -> loop
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aerique
14y ago
It's because of people downvoting him.
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14y ago
Even though I'm dutch and live in NL I have no idea how our judicial system works. However, I was under the impression that a random judge is appointed to a case. If my impression is correct and this judge actually does the majority of B
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aerique
14y ago
How can they always use the same judge?
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14y ago
I think it has to do with time and how Linus wants to spend his resources. If you've got small OS project you would be happy with every feature or bug fix and probably wouldn't complain about the format of a pull request. However Linus is h
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aerique
14y ago
What a piece of art!
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14y ago
Thanks for the clarification. From the outside (I'm from the Netherlands) it is easy to forget the US is made up of many states which still have at least some sort of independence. Same goes for Europe and its member states I guess.
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aerique
14y ago
Why doesn't the rest of the US use Boston's approach?
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14y ago
C is superior for libraries since a lib can then be used from so many other languages. A C++ library that doesn't provide a C API is an absolute nightmare to write bindings for.
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14y ago
Wrt to building new apps: are these apps your main income or is it something you do on the side?
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14y ago
Updating your apps keeps them on people's radar, allows you to add more features and to put out a press release (or blog post :-) ) in case of a big update. My daughter's favourite on iOS has been Pocket God for a looong time mostly because
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aerique
14y ago
Assuming you aren't: - Shouldn't you just be making more apps? - Are you updating your existing apps regularly? - Do you have web / flash versions online? - Android versions supported by ads? (currently not very viable but might funnel peop
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aerique
14y ago
Whoa, what an interesting read for the uninitiated! And considering the page has already been up for many years I'm surprised I hadn't come across it before. Especially the chapters "Holy Code" and "Makefile" contained information I never
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14y ago
I can't really be bothered to cite references since I'm typing this on an iPad and I doubt you'd care but I do like to point out for others than he has build great things and worked on influential projects (take SGML for example). I can onl
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14y ago
I agree completely but people will be at different stages in their proficiency. It is good that the author felt confident enough to write the blog. His skills will only improve from that. (I'm not happy with my own English. It has deteri
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aerique
14y ago
I read it assuming the writer's main language was not English. Given that, it wasn't too bad a read.
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aerique
14y ago
I'm pretty curious by now what your app is. Would you mind telling me (e-mail is in my profile) or us?
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aerique
15y ago
No, I generally follow RSS on my iPad/iPhone using an app (Byline in my case) and only use Google Reader when I'm on a PC.
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