atomicdog

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by atomicdog 15y ago
This could revolutionise the generation of meme-images...
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Magix Illuminate 1.1.1.1 released - The self-styled "Mother of Agile"(magixilluminate.com)
3 points by atomicdog 15y ago|0 comments
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Music has existed ever since a caveman decided that banging a stick against a rock made a cool sound. It'll continue to exist long after EMI, Island Records and the RIAA have gone.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Would love to see a version of this for popular music
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by atomicdog 15y ago
I suppose it depends what the cost of said productivity is. Slave societies were pretty productive.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
OP's scenario is further complicated by the fact that his wife is (presumably) half supported by himself who (presumably) is earning a living. So... How many single people earn a living, pay rent, bills, feed themselves and live to an accep
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by atomicdog 15y ago
That's kinda like saying a book and a pad of paper is all you need to learn astrophysics and work at NASA.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
I get the impression most developers use Objective-C because they have to, rather than because they want to. Take a look at the Tiobe graph for Objective-C: http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/paperinfo/tpci/Objective-C.ht... I have a feelin
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by atomicdog 15y ago
>Objective-C was Apple’s response to object-oriented programming Apple's response? At its inception it had nothing to do with Apple and for a long time was the language of NeXT. It's only since OSX that Apple has adopted Objective-C.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Link to the SVN rant?
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by atomicdog 15y ago
By his logic you should just write everything in machine code and be done with it...
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by atomicdog 15y ago
>If a Python shop was looking for somebody technical to make them a pile of money, the fact that I’ve never written a line of Python would not get held against me. >Much of Fog Creek uses the Microsoft Stack. I can’t even spell ASP
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by atomicdog 15y ago
If there was ever a game that needed an HTML5 recreation...
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Did you know Ken Silverman actually prototyped algorithms for the Build engine in QBasic before porting them over to C? He must have found it easier to work in.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Upvoted the moment I saw the title :)
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Happy birthday Bill Gates(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by atomicdog 15y ago|0 comments
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Learning Java for Android puts you in a good position to make the jump to doing normal-Java and C# work if needs be. Whereas if you learn Objective-C for iOs you're kinda limited to, well, iOs and OSX work. So if "a good job" is what you're
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by atomicdog 15y ago
I'd love to see this with some collision detection and gravity. Unfortunately I don't think three.js provides this as it's more of a graphics library than a game library.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
>How should I go about giving it to them ?? You don't "give" it to them... They're out of order if that's what they expect you to do.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
I'd hate to see this guy's variable naming convention :O
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Is there a way to save to disk?
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by atomicdog 15y ago
It could do with some undo/redo functionality, ctrl+z doesn't seem to work
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Finally, Anti-escape Orbs are a possibility.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
This! Every. Fucking. Time. That is all.
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MC Hammer to launch own search engine. No, seriously.(macworld.co.uk)
1 points by atomicdog 15y ago|0 comments
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by atomicdog 15y ago
[[perhaps [[not] a always] that [readable[though]]]]]
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Yep, no complaints with the new XCode 4 autocomplete. There are also other cool IDE features such as cmd+shift+F á la Visual Studio.
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Would that I had the money to do so...
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by atomicdog 15y ago
Unfortunately, yes.
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"If you're Smart Enough to Use Facebook, you're Smart Enough to Create Facebook"(magixilluminate.com)
6 points by atomicdog 15y ago|4 comments

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