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by cechner 11y ago
anyone in Tokyo interested in this should check out the Lexaloffle HQ in Kichijoji - http://picopicocafe.com They have a very developer friendly environment (I spent many days programming there, they often hold Ludum Dare marath
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by cechner 11y ago
This was my thoughts on the matter: http://seshbot.com/blog/2014/01/24/the-best-way-for-programm... summary: ask the open ended question ‘what was the most recent interesting project in which you were he
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by cechner 11y ago
I spent the last few months struggling with modern OpenGL myself - using GL ES2 which doesnt even provide access to the deprecated OpenGL 1 stuff. I wrote about it here to help others trying to pick it up from scratch: http://ses
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by cechner 12y ago
interesting! I had not really given much thought on how distributed computing or enterprise architectures would fit in a modern curriculum... I don't think that math should be considered filler though - it was very fundamental to my de
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by cechner 12y ago
This is algorithms, which while useful is not even the majority part of a computer science education, as I understand it. My CS degree involved image processing, graphics, operating systems, systems programming (low level programming), prog
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by cechner 12y ago
but the same wouldnt be acceptable in other lines of work right? Try a civil engineer or surgeon... what would you expect someone to do in similar situations? Probably escalate the issue and perhaps delay the release. Pushing in shitty brok
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by cechner 12y ago
Actually the up side to value semantics is that it can take full advantage of move operations, so that if operating on an l-value your code only need copy the data the first time, then move kicks in for the rest of the chain... (i.e., mydat
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by cechner 12y ago
> stage1 and stage2 are awful function names in this context Clearly that was an example created to demonstrate the lambda idiom, it wasnt real code
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by cechner 12y ago
hey, I updated the post (though I didn't lower the polemic attitude!) I just added links to several of Herb Sutters articles (e.g., http://herbsutter.com/2013/08/12/gotw-94-solution-aaa-style-... ) and S
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by cechner 15y ago
> If your shit gets leaked out there onto the internet, major labels will lose interest in you I really don't think that becoming popular on the Internet would make you less appealing to a label. (I hope I'm not mangling your intended
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by cechner 15y ago
This so succinctly describes the problem that I created an account just to upvote you. These laws are essentially fabricating scarcity - the medium has /solved/ the distribution problem, so of course anyone with an interest in monopolising