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by cmaggard 13y ago
Ah, well that's something then. Thanks for the clarification.
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by cmaggard 13y ago
It's unclear from the intro summary, but I'm assuming from the lack of further explanation that refinements are just GONE, and not just "no longer experimental"?
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by cmaggard 13y ago
A traceroute of their blog, or a server you just spun up? They don't necessarily have to eat their own dogfood.
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by cmaggard 13y ago
That's sort of what he's going for though- remember the old days of Linux when only certain devices were supported? When using OS X like this, you don't even have the luxury of writing in new code to support them.
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by cmaggard 13y ago
Because the margin is obviously higher on ebooks than print books. I imagine that more profit is made on an ebook sale at 50% off than a print book at full price.
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by cmaggard 13y ago
You only had to wait -1 days. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/crime/fl-phone-record... HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5872348
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by cmaggard 14y ago
More discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5285627
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You cannot have a digital copy of the DC Code(macwright.org)
219 points by cmaggard 14y ago|107 comments
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by cmaggard 14y ago
The grandfather paradox is the best solution to the halting problem.
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by cmaggard 14y ago
We just upgraded our database plan on Monday. Guess we're doing it again soon to get on the new hotness!
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by cmaggard 14y ago
I've been waiting for this for quite some time now. Kudos!
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by cmaggard 14y ago
This is also the second time they've tried to do this[1]- their first goal was, shall we say, ambitious. [1] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1547218311/alpha-colony-...
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by cmaggard 14y ago
Seems like a NoMethodError to me.
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by cmaggard 14y ago
His point was that even though the event was shadowed by Apple, there's still three days left of mainstream news coverage. There's a reason bad news is announced on a Friday, after all, and arguably this story could receive more coverage th
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by cmaggard 14y ago
They're most likely being scrubbed out, same as you would with passwords.
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by cmaggard 14y ago
Imagine how many babies they could have had.
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by cmaggard 14y ago
My personal is down, but my work email is fine. However, some coworkers' work email is down, but their personal is fine. Sporadic is definitely the name of the game here.
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by cmaggard 14y ago
Local clubs and improv/comedy classes?
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Well I'm pretty sure his lawyer would tell him that he cannot use that term, as per the article: - I didn't work on Draw Something.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
This is completely true for me. Every time I want to start a project using something new, I get completely sidetracked wanting to read everything I can get my hands on regarding it. So many side projects have died before they ever really be
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Email isn't exactly this type of walled-garden social however, so it's not an apt comparison.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Switched to Firefox, and still not showing a valid set. (quantity different, color different, fill and shape similar). cody dot maggard at gmail for the game URI if you want to check it out.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Interesting, but ran into an issue. Made a private game, saw a set immediately (all single, all stripe, different shapes, different colors). That one wouldn't take though. Mashing hint three times though highlighted three cards that weren't
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by cmaggard 15y ago
I believe it's more that the majority of the market was playing on the sites that were recently shut down. Less online players and play opportunities would correlate to a reduced interest in playing aid software.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Yeah, I recalled the name as random sort, and was pleasantly surprised when the bogosort link directed to the same algorithm. I particularly enjoyed the "Quantum Bogosort" algorithm on the Wiki page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogosort#Q
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Original discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2511808
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by cmaggard 15y ago
He was indeed only specifying a single axis, just as you wouldn't use a single float to specify three axes.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
The title is rather misleading, as their claims are that individual elements should be patentable, and not the concept of the periodic table itself.
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by cmaggard 15y ago
Maybe not as a core program, but I definitely think that all high schools should offer it as an elective. I was in the middle of teaching myself C++ when I took it, and I was completely stuck on the concept of pointers. Our teacher made the
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by cmaggard 16y ago
Did you read this somewhere or are these your own thoughts? I'd like a citation or to subscribe to your newsletter, respectively. Very intriguing.

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