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cellis
17y ago
I seriously agree. At first glance it's easy to write this guy off as a total crackpot, but, the human body being complex as it is, you never know...
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cellis
17y ago
Please examine the complexity of the above statement.
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cellis
17y ago
Why do you defend the Chinese government at every chance you get? Edit: I am talking about this http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1036908 in particular.
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cellis
17y ago
As a new php -> python programmer here are a couple other things i'd naively like to add to python: Built in json_encode. Type hinting The only reason i decided to learn python was because of the free quotas on the google app engine. I
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17y ago
I don't think you're looking holistically at the environment of building a dynamic website with no experience at all programming , which is what I think this conversation is about. If you can, put aside all that you know about language des
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cellis
17y ago
On the other hand, think of all the jobs and employment created as a byproduct of all this "waste"! I daresay php has created wealth.
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17y ago
not sure if you've already checked them out, but projectlocker has free git hosting.
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Harsh Justice In China
(economist.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
I wonder if hours are the best metric? All of the advisors i've had outside of school have rarely spent a whole hour with me, but still managed to help me a lot. Unless you are a complete beginner to programming, I suspect that a lot of the
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17y ago
What is the difference between Rhino and Spidermo javascript?
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17y ago
The bots are that good these days now , huh?
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17y ago
This is one of the best posts I've read in a long time. It is easy to forget that, with regard to creating wealth , there are lot more factors at work than raw programming skill. Networking, for instance, can greatly increase your output i
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17y ago
Someone downvoted it?
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17y ago
Consider: Microsoft has been in business for 3 decades and 2 of them have been spent fighting IP lawyers. They're much more likely to know their way around software/IP law than anyone else. I'm not arguing much against your statement of a l
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17y ago
JP Morgan is no more formidable in litigation than Microsoft, and they've already beaten Microsoft.
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Flex 4 vs. FlashDevelop 3
(cameronellis.posterous.com)
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17y ago
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cellis
17y ago
I know the designers on HN will crucify me for saying this, but it seems to me there is a very real market for templates like this. Maybe even a blogozine startup?
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17y ago
Eh, i deleted it because i didn't think it really added to the discussion...I guess it did; http://www.paulgraham.com/wealth.html "If $3 million a year seems high, remember that we're talking about the limit case: the case where you not o
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17y ago
Not monetarily, but i'm sure you engender a lot of goodwill. By the way, i am in the business of accepting free 100$ bills, perhaps we should meet? ;)
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cellis
17y ago
I would imagine they're stored on a server somewhere, like everything else that needs to be secure. But as tptacek says[1], there really is no way to secure flash games against score fraud,unless there is a way to replay the game server sid
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17y ago
Hey immad, Do you guys have a solution like Jambool's in-swf flash payment system? https://www.jambool.com/socialgold/flash_promo
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17y ago
I think the cash is more symbolic than anything. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knuth_reward_check
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You'll never get what you want.
(blog.elliottkember.com)
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I've heard weightlifting dramatically decreases testosterone. What type of exercise are you suggesting?
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17y ago
Production costs. Production costs and the type of customer make a big difference. Casual/Social gamers are, by and large, easy to please. You can spend $1 million on development and get $10 back. Not so with console game development.
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17y ago
Tiny nitpick: Microsoft was the 8th most profitable corporation in the world, last year. I am sure there are a lot of products that they sell extremely well, besides Windows / Office. Also, while they may not have produced many successe
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17y ago
Wow, cool. I was wondering when these would show up here on HN. For a more thorough treatment, you may want to read this series of posts by Adam Martin : http://t-machine.org/index.php/2007/09/03/entity-systems-are...
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My shiny suit
(blog.meebo.com)
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I've had a much harder time with Iframe apps (more bugs, less solutions) than FBML ones, for php implementations. Unless you have all the gotchas figured out for connect, you should go with FBML. As for 2), doesn't this happen with XFBML, t
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Fed Slaps Curbs on Overdraft Fees
(online.wsj.com)
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