bo1024

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by bo1024 15y ago
How can I do this in Lua with coroutines?
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by bo1024 15y ago
Agreed -- it's the difference between the keyboard/mouse and the touchscreen. They have different strengths and different use cases, so a one-size-fits-all approach is silly.
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by bo1024 15y ago
> and I'm sure it Win8/Metro will be sweet on tablets Exactly. The hot trend right now is to throw desktop aesthetics and performance out the window and just build products for small touchscreens. Dumb.
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by bo1024 15y ago
That is the prestige issue.
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by bo1024 15y ago
It's both. Did you check out their website? Looks like a classic startup. > We are a rapidly growing company located in Palo Alto, California looking for great people to join our team. We're looking for a wide variety of backgrounds - t
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by bo1024 15y ago
I think it can be successful in a niche, but won't go too far. Universities have two main components: teaching and research. Udacity has a quite competitive teaching model -- there are cons compared to traditional schools, but also some pro
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by bo1024 15y ago
I think there are two possible assumptions (or axioms) here. Suppose there's a work X licensed under the GPL. You've assumed that if I create a derivative work Y, then everyone else has an automatic right to Y. If I were to restrict Y, I'd
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by bo1024 15y ago
I agree, as a general point. When you are completely dedicated to an ideology, you don't have to worry about how it affects real, actual people. You don't have to morally weigh the consequences of your actions because you've already decided
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by bo1024 15y ago
That's why I've been calling mine.
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by bo1024 15y ago
Java and C++ were the first languages I learned, and I used them exclusively for about 5 years (mainly C++). I simply don't like either language. I think they have both have a lot of problems and downsides. I'm not guaranteeing that this is