angrycoder

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by angrycoder 15y ago
They would have to pay the windows tax, that is where 90% of the games are.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
You are assuming an awful lot about me based on a few words and also have a very limited view of the martial arts. Some martial arts are for show, some are for fitness, some are for sport, and some are for inflicting the most damage in as l
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by angrycoder 15y ago
That is the problem with painting the martial arts with such a broad brush. Many styles have techniques specifically designed to deal with knife/gun/weapon attacks, and some styles are designed mostly around dealing with such things. A brok
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by angrycoder 15y ago
>martial arts won't help This is patently false and completely ridiculous. Someone who is trained to take and give a hit will always have a significantly better chance in a fight.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Seeking Work Remote Mobile and Web Developer. C#, MVC, Monotouch, sencha, jquery, sql server. Dabbled with python, objective c, actionscript3, and ruby on rails. Thirteen years professional dev experience, over 50 completed projects. One co
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by angrycoder 15y ago
The key is the last line of the press release. The accounting charges associated with Blizzard's reduction in workforce are not anticipated to be material to Activision Blizzard, Inc. and were included in the 2012 financial outlook
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Atari offering up to 100k to reimagine pong on iOS(atari.com)
2 points by angrycoder 15y ago|0 comments
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A Complete Understanding is No Longer Possible(prog21.dadgum.com)
122 points by angrycoder 15y ago|77 comments
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by angrycoder 15y ago
If Harvey believes so strongly in the film, that everyone should see it, especially teenagers, he should just release it for free on youtube. Teenagers aren't going to spend their own money to see this and if their parents take them, the R
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Distellamaps: See the operation of code in Atari 2600 games(benfry.com)
2 points by angrycoder 15y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 15y ago
A web developer made that page, but it wasn't his decision to put it there. I am going to go out on a very short limb here and say the web developer was on the few people advocating against blocking tablet users from using the normal websit
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Don't fall in love with your technology(prog21.dadgum.com)
123 points by angrycoder 15y ago|55 comments
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by angrycoder 15y ago
I've owned 5 SSD's over the past 3 years. 2 OCZ, 2 crucial, 1 intel. Both OCZs failed, one after a month the other after 9 months. The oldest, a 3 year old crucial is still working fine.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Since everyone hates the site, I recommend entering: up up down down left right left right b a b a Then you can shoot the whole site down.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
At my last job, everyone was always bitching about the young developers. After months and months of hearing this, I started pulling the new guys aside for an hour a week to do mentoring sessions. We'd sit down and do some coding on a simple
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Gish only made sales of $120k[1]. Edwin worked with a publisher and as you mentioned worked with other people, so I don't think he made a considerable amount of money there. In interviews and podcasts he frequently mentions being 'poor' for
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by angrycoder 15y ago
> But how do you crowdsource money for your first, without going with the "traditional" media industry? You work for free or very little money either by having a day job or living the life of a starving artist. Nobody is going to fund
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Its post like this that make me sad to be a .net guy living on the east coast, even though I have 10 years of web app experience.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
From Safari: Preface Machine Learning for Hackers: Email How This Book is Organized Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples How to Contact Us Using R R for Machine Learning Further Reading on R Data Explorati
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by angrycoder 15y ago
I wouldn't call it stupid, so much as superficial. Those qualities, apart from the temporal connection, could be applied to most people who have achieved any notable stature.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Because it is a headline, not a summary.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
Comments like this really undermine what it means when someone is good at something, be it coding, throwing a ball, writing, what have you. It is not a matter of being born with it. It isn't a matter of being smart. It is all fucking work.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
I think the author intended that as sexier than other large companies, meaning it is sexier to work at Facebook than microsoft, SAP, Oracle, or whatever.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
> If you made an "app browser" that allowed better searching (type the first letter and the app appears --- tap to open it) The iPhone has this. Just swipe right on the home screen. > and easy navigation between apps On the iPhone,
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by angrycoder 15y ago
I personally have worked with half a dozen programmers over 40 and 2 over 50. All of the people I currently work with are over 30, myself included. I have worked with one female developer in my entire career.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
You keep talking about money. If your strategy for beating a guy who has 1 billion dollars is to make sure you have 1 billion and one dollars, you are doing it wrong.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
What a load of defeatist, pessimistic bullshit. The bill was defeated once, what makes you think it wouldn't be defeated again? If anything, this weeks SOPA protest finally provided the missing link for slacktivism: when faced a titanic for
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by angrycoder 15y ago
That is pretty funny. Reminds me of the time I was working on a .net project and the lead developer wired up a call in the OnApplicationError method to log the machine name origin of each error to a database. Every week he would hand out an
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by angrycoder 15y ago
You make the guy sound like Pol Pot rather than a dude who just lives out of a suit case. Your post is at least keeping with the theme that has been prevalent over the past few days, HN is just mean now.
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by angrycoder 15y ago
The problem with a lot of clever solutions is that they often obfuscate the code. This makes it harder for someone to figure out exactly what and how you are doing something. The clever solutions were necessary back then because cycles, mem

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