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541.
by cellis 14y ago
You're making some gross assumptions. Firstly: "in the US" There are a lot more people, you know, elsewhere. Further, applicants typically take a scattershot approach, and apply to hundred to thousands of companies in their course of findin
542.
by cellis 14y ago
What I mean is that play.data.Form wasn't in the initial autocomplete list; when I typed F-o-r it didn't suggest play.data.Form ( among others). Only after I had cancelled did it ask me for alt+enter to select one of the conflicting names.
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by cellis 14y ago
For one thing, Intellij doesn't autoimport classes. I was trying out Play 2.0 and autocomplete didn't find a ton of classes for instance play.data.Form. A minor thing, sure, and there are ways around it, but the Eclipse Scala IDE found all
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by cellis 14y ago
"Success that is not sustainable is not success" I guess you think everything ever invented is a failure then?
545.
by cellis 14y ago
NYC may have been high then, but it isn't near SF now. http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/nyc-cost-of-living-is-...
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by cellis 14y ago
O'Hare is gigantic airport. And, I know from experience that some flights from O'hare to GRR are running tight,sometimes as little as 10 minutes before the connecting flight taxis. I once sprinted through O'Hare to catch a connecting flight
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by cellis 14y ago
Good stuff man, I like what I hear so far! What type of algorithms are you using to choose what to play?
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by cellis 14y ago
I'm not risking Federal Pound-Me-In-The-Ass-Prison over getting a few gamblers to spend money in my game. Someone at Betable claims they have really good protections in place for this but I don't think U.S. devs should go near it. Over in
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by cellis 14y ago
Incorrect that U.S. developers of a game implementing Betable could be targets of legal action? Or incorrect that your software is circumventable? Here's another question. Is Betable willing / able to provide legal counsel to U.S. developer
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by cellis 14y ago
Also don't just jump into this shit unless, you know, you have legal counsel that specializes in gaming. It's still a huge risk. E.g. U.S. customers could circumvent and bet on your site. Guess what, you're on the hook for that!
551.
by cellis 14y ago
I'd like someone to create an amazing Sublime Text 2 editor build for me. It would integrate a python debugger with stepping and breakpoints, as well as integrate an AS3 / Unity3D debugger. Failing being able to bolt the debugger on to the
552.
by cellis 14y ago
Reminds me of Flight of The Phoenix more than Iron Man
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by cellis 14y ago
Thanks. I've been on this site for a long, long time. I knew there had to be a curated list like this but Google turned up nothing with a cursory search.
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Ask HN: Favorite HN threads of all time
235 points by cellis 14y ago|51 comments
555.
by cellis 14y ago
Seriously who gives a shit what the house does? It's basically a filter for the real issues in the Senate.
556.
by cellis 14y ago
This sounds pretty naive. Just because someone doesn't do something they love now , doesn't mean they're wasting their life. It may simply mean they like eating rather than starving.
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by cellis 15y ago
Jurors. All about the jurors. Average, non-fuckin-HN-reader jurors, and they know what Angry Birds is. If they had used something more representative like SHADOWGUN, no one would know what they were talking about.
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by cellis 15y ago
Game programming will more quickly take you down the math rabbit hole than than any other kind of programming. It is always painfully clear that you should know better math when you run into a simple problem like "find a solution to hit t
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by cellis 15y ago
I just tried my password in your service and here's what I got [0] one quintillion , three hundred ninety four quadrillion , seven hundred seven trillion , thirty six billion , eight hundred fifty one million , four hundred th
560.
by cellis 15y ago
He also went to Stanford.
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by cellis 15y ago
I don't really see a problem with this. From the Unity3D blog [1]. Adobe announced a brand new licensing structure for Flash games You should definitely read the details as Adobe explains them here: www.adobe.com/go/fpl and here: http://w
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by cellis 15y ago
Zynga paid cash for OMGPOP. See: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1439404/0001193125121... Acquisition of OMGPOP On March 21, 2012, we acquired 100% of the outstanding stock of OMGPOP, Inc., a provider of social games for mobile ph
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by cellis 15y ago
It's true. You know those times you're away from the laptop/in bed, and you're thinking hard about a certain platform bug? Well now you can just whip out your phone and test it out. It's not a full blown solution, but it is convenient. And
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by cellis 15y ago
That is quite amazing to learn. How are the farmers not granted "citizenship" as it were, in their own country once they move to another part of it and presumably contribute to the local economy?
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Put It on Jack(nymag.com)
2 points by cellis 15y ago|0 comments
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by cellis 15y ago
Politicians are the body and voice of society. I hate to expose an ugly truth to you, but it is not a single person deciding to go to war. It takes many people to nod in agreement before bombs start being dropped and troops start marching.
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Penny Auction Scam Exposed by USCD Math students(pennyauctionwatch.com)
9 points by cellis 15y ago|6 comments
568.
by cellis 15y ago
The fact of the matter is that, for technologists, there isn't an easier way to become rich than doing a startup. Living a comfortable life (e.g. making $100 - $250k) by working for someone is not the same thing as having $5, $10 or $1
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by cellis 15y ago
And AppEngine, the infrastructure it runs on.
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by cellis 15y ago
But how long before they outfit these things with the nano-quadrotors?

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