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by catshirt 13y ago
supply and demand. there are so many people dying to get into fashion and Hollywood that if someone won't work for free they'll find someone who can.
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by catshirt 13y ago
this has been the de facto animation shim for a few years now. the best part of the wrapper is that it mitigates reflow. :)
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by catshirt 13y ago
>> What benefit does HTML5 bring me as a gamer? Why are HTML5 games better than native games in my steam library, especially considering DSL is my only option for Internet here? more people making games and more people playing them.
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by catshirt 13y ago
this is awesome. and wow they have been busy. devotees will remember the bomberman clone 'powderkeg' that was on the front page about a year ago. i'm even more impressed by the progress than the tech. new favorite platform, a
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by catshirt 13y ago
cool. just bought the book on Amazon! i know some small amount about neural networks (i was able to skim the article), but the book as a whole looks stellar.
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by catshirt 13y ago
a lot of people. none the less, i consider myself a better typist than average. i don't touchtype, certainly. still, i find it really difficult to orient my hands with respect to the keys if i can't see them. the backlight is help
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by catshirt 13y ago
it's for typing in the dark
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by catshirt 13y ago
wow, finally! this comes very welcome. although i suppose i must now bid farewell to another one of my repositories :) http://github.com/catshirt/github-mobile
609.
by catshirt 13y ago
this is awesome. if i could enter arbitrary repositories i'd use this every day
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by catshirt 13y ago
the post i'm responding to seems contrary in tone, yet simply articulates an implied supporting point. it's like saying "i get the analogy [but it doesn't sound accurate to me]". fair sentiment but not constructive.
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by catshirt 13y ago
great response. the bug's existence alone made me question the project intent and viability. even though i probably won't read your code, just making the source available mitigated my biggest concerns.
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by catshirt 13y ago
that is the point :)
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by catshirt 13y ago
failed quite often. really struggled with coffeemug.
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by catshirt 13y ago
surely OP was referring to a DAW that didn't require Flash
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by catshirt 13y ago
you don't need to assign it to something, unless you need to assign it to something. sounds like op was specifically referencing to parens for execution.
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by catshirt 13y ago
AT&T wouldn't allow me to enable tethering from my iphone because i had an "unlimited" data plan. fancy that. i switched to T-Mobile after that conversation. although my unlimited plan is still "unlimited", it's at least a higher cap,
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by catshirt 13y ago
respectfully, i honestly cannot even guess what the point of this post is.
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by catshirt 13y ago
this is pretty offensive. you're honestly proposing that the way to fix bullying is to teach the bullied to stop doing "stupid" things?
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by catshirt 14y ago
> Again, the parent i responded to implied Google has some affirmative obligation to place the source code on the internet from where did you extrapolate this? i can't find any reference to the internet, implied or otherwise. does the
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by catshirt 14y ago
did you read the article? or even the title for that matter? seems like what you are saying is crystal clear to OP.
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by catshirt 14y ago
the term you are looking for is "significant other".
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by catshirt 14y ago
fair enough, i'll listen. skeptically. but i'll listen.
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by catshirt 14y ago
would you prefer a feigned empathetic interaction to an honest one?
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by catshirt 14y ago
you're right; point taken. the language can be harmful. but to argue about the language ignores the fact that whatever we call it, it had unintended negative consequences that need to be addressed if we plan on rehashing this tactic.
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by catshirt 14y ago
if i may channel someone i read on HN yesterday: "at what point does the 'crowd' become the 'mob'?" definitively, it seems like a "mob" of people seeking "justice". it doesn't matter what you call it or what the intent was; you cannot argue
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by catshirt 14y ago
not worse, just misguided.
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by catshirt 14y ago
number of times you've not stopped for gas which are relevant: 0 the point is that if you intend to stop, or must stop, you are free to speed without fear of automatic ticketing.
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by catshirt 14y ago
bugs? i'd imagine disease and war are pretty useful for the purpose of a simulation.
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by catshirt 14y ago
by what measure?
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by catshirt 14y ago
so says the article.

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