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by bthornbury 12y ago
Somebody will definitely do it, on a throwaway dev account, but the original developer will only need to file a complaint and that account will almost certainly get banned for such blatant copyright infringement.
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I believe he meant that SARS is more lethal.
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I have been using this site for about a year now. Some of the art on here is fantastic but you usually need to do a little bit of work to get it just right for your game. Also, finding good art can be tough. The search function has gotten a
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I once used .* in a crawler. Came back the next day to find much rogue html amongst the content of my site. I find something like [^{{delimiting character}}]* to be better
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I once used .* in a crawler. Came back the next day to find much rogue html amongst the content of my site. I find something like [^
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The ability to think independently is the key. A cofounder who is constantly looking to you for the next step will bring you down. Look for people who have proven track record of motivating themselves and executing their own ideas. This doe
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I feel I must disagree with this. In my personal experience, a computer science education will teach you algorithms, yes. You will learn how a computer operates a a low level. You will even learn logic. However, for the vast majority of peo
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When I am in the learning stage of a framework or language, I take a bottom-up approach to the program or system I am trying to build. I focus on the smaller aspects first and then move to larger architectural stuff once I understand it bet
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Even if Zenimax is claiming to own John Carmack's work, under what supposition do they make the claim that they own the knowledge in his head. Assuming he did not break a non-comptet e clause, how is it that they can claim that because
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2048 + Flap: Mixing 2048 and Flappy Bird like you never expected. (play.google.com)
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> But I really believe the future of software is affected more by having better programmers rather than having better languages. Better programmers will likely make better languages. Undoubtedly a good programmer can learn to program in
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I had always noticed that I never came up with any good ideas during a brainstorm session. I also worried that this made me seem unintelligent to my peers so I would spend a lot of time before or after the session creating and refining my i
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3d Flappy Bird on Oculus Rift wins USC hackathon(bryanthornbury.com)
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Show HN: Flippy Bird, compiled to JS from Java using GWT(flippybird.com)
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by bthornbury 13y ago
I have not even seen the sun for 2 days.
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Show HN: 2 Days Later, My Flappy Bird Clone(play.google.com)
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This was up on the front page a couple months back.
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Microsoft fit all of those criteria except the main criteria in SF. Generally, you would only need to be in the office if you have a meeting ( as long as you get your work done). Depending on your team, you may or may not be expected to wor
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This whole article is written from the perspective that dark matter developers are by nature worse than the alternative, with the exceptional one amongst them. "They can be just as capable as you." It has been my experience that t
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Very Inspiring thanks
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I wonder how often this is the case. That founders are funded on their repeated attempts at YC.
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That's great, always moving forward.
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"We need every man on deck for the future." I really like that.. I may say it myself.. do you require attribution? Lol
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I don't know if you are referring to small or large tech employers, but it has been my experience that most people are willing to relocate given a job offer.
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A 3.5bn valuation does seem insane for a service like snapchat without any source of revenue. I did read the other day about their extraordinary growth of sent messages however, (up to 350 million a day!)and perhaps it is simply a premium f
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This is incredibly interesting. Corporations essentially crowdsourced the way bitcoin is. I disagree that these applications will reside in the cloud however, because those are essentially provided and administrated by a central entity. It&