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by arcatek 11y ago
I think you're talking about module loaders[1]. I remember seeing on es-discuss that they have been postponed to ES7. [1] https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features#module-loaders
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by arcatek 11y ago
Interestingly, both Sublime Text and Atom are two programs that I absolutely cannot use over X11 forwarding without noticeable lag ... Even if the OS and the X server are on the same local machine.
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by arcatek 11y ago
He was a huge Metal fan. He even worked with Rhapsody of Fire.[1] Hell, he even had his own band![2] This voice. This voice! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z16_mx1edG0 [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by arcatek 11y ago
Is Diablo III single player? When I played it at the release, connecting to a remote server was required (which is a shame, btw. I will miss the modding community that Diablo II had).
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by arcatek 11y ago
Sure, the issue is that even if you don't use it, the simple fact that it is running in the tray may be enough for an anti-cheat to trigger. Just something to keep in mind.
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by arcatek 11y ago
That's interesting. However, I wonder ... don't you think it can be abused in some games that try to compensate lag? For example, what if they use a code similar to: delay = currentFrameTime - lastFrameTime playerPosition +=
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by arcatek 11y ago
The author didn't really went into detail. This tournament was the biggest one in history, but not just for Vegas alone. WotC actually set up three tournaments in three cities accross the world (Vegas, Utrecht, Chiba), the same day. Ut
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by arcatek 11y ago
Not exactly. Buttcracks are gross, and may easily tarnish a community ("hey, look at those fat ass nerds"). I've been at the Utrecht tournament last week: from my seat, I had a direct view on at least two buttcracks, which we
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by arcatek 11y ago
You shouldn't use the term "destructor" as an alias of "destructuring expressions" - destructors are an entirely different thing[1], which is not applicable to JS. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by arcatek 11y ago
The point is apparent is you use actual use cases. let {title, content, email} = articles[0]; let [all, ident, domain] = email.match(/[^@]*@.*/); return `<h1>${title} (${ident} at ${domain})</h1><p>$
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by arcatek 11y ago
Apparently happened with VLC too... > We also got outed of our +VLC project on sourceforge... > But it does not matter, we moved to our infrastructure a long time ago to our own, which is better and more powerful!
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by arcatek 11y ago
Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9186246
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by arcatek 11y ago
Looking at every pixel of the image is quite slow (especially if you need to process multiple images, and more so when you're dealing with old devices, such as iPad 2). Resizing them is often "good enough" for the majority of
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by arcatek 11y ago
I made it too based on a StackOverflow answer a few years ago, but this one is probably much better (I hadn't even put a package.json at the time). However, the SO thread is really interesting, I suggest you give it a look if you'
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by arcatek 11y ago
> Using Angular is a bad idea, but lots of companies are using it anyway because The Herd stampeded towards the new shiny thing The most ironic thing in all this is that your comment is still full of Herd mentality, except that it goes t
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by arcatek 11y ago
Thanks ! Yes, I have a great deal to do as far as documentation is concerned (however, there is some doc about the smartphone-as-a-controller feature[1]). My plan was to focus on this before implementing more features. The sound isn't
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by arcatek 11y ago
If I may, I'd like to also link my site ( http://start9.io ) which does this and also work with GB/GBC, and persist your saves online (on top of quite a few other features). The only drawback is that we actually require
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by arcatek 11y ago
ggalitz (the OP) is GrantGalitz, who is Taisel (I think he/she renamed his github account recently).
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by arcatek 11y ago
I've used it everywhere on two production website, and we have had close to no issue with it. I'd say it's quite safe to start using them now.
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by arcatek 11y ago
Funny how Mael has won quite a lot of hype in the past years (it's still a rare name, sure, but it's much more common now than when I first ...acquired... it).
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by arcatek 11y ago
Apparently it simply try to open a bunch of modal window to close. Chrome is smarter enough to figure that out, and there's only about five windows before the script is killed.
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by arcatek 11y ago
the String function is also a nice way to cast a value to a string (using .toString() is unsafe because it may not exist, such as with undefined and null): String(42) === "42". An other thing that could maybe be covered is this sp
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by arcatek 11y ago
> "To the women readers/watchers: I apologize for saying "guys" in a few places referring to groups of people" As a non-native speaker, isn't "guys" a correct term regardless of the gender?
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by arcatek 11y ago
Manually compensating for lags is still interesting :)
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by arcatek 11y ago
Isn't the physical copy already available? "You'll receive the book in both digital and audio formats, as well as a paperback book that will be shipped to you free, anywhere in the world."
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by arcatek 11y ago
Try doing a parser and you will see why self-closing void tags are generally a good idea. Anyway, I don't understand this discussion at all. I was expecting something a bit better from the HN community. Since when did we start making s
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by arcatek 11y ago
It's a french standard. Every french/belgian keyboard is AZERTY-based. You don't HAVE to support it, but accessibility is nice, especially when it comes at virtually no cost except awareness (it is not supported because peopl
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by arcatek 11y ago
Could you please support ZQSD (azerty keyboards)? You just have to alias Z=W, and Q=A. It's a very simple thing, but almost no web game does it, which makes them unplayable on many computers. I shouldn't have to switch my keyboard
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by arcatek 11y ago
Probably the same feeling that when you lie to someone, see your lies being slowly exposed, and there's nothing you can do about it. Happens a lot when we are teenagers :)
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by arcatek 11y ago
Webpack is a very good solution too. I really like jspm, and especially the dedication of its main developer, but I found much easier to integrate webpack in my build process than jspm. More features, a bit less bugs.

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