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That would be more efficient. The current web platform must have already been built or it was a template, so the current approach is more ad-hoc.
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by deletes 13y ago
It fails as soon as one of the rotors deforms. That doesn't make it very reliable. I wonder how many rotors they went trough the entire lifespan.
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by deletes 13y ago
That doesn't work for me; latest Firefox. I tried a couple of random popular sites,including HN, and it didn't work on all of them. This is a nice demo, but not a finished product.
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I have written a pretty simple job-worker system in c ,and I'm interested in this field. Do you have any recommendations for books/resources?
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RAGEMASTER: NSA Exploit of the Day(schneier.com)
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Maybe it was worse for a short time, but if the app was still available the craze might still be active, or not, you just can't be sure of that. By removing it he dictated his own terms.
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A book with a vaguely similar idea, I recommend over the movie. Colossus by Dennis Feltham Jones ( don't read the wikipedia entry as it contains spoilers ( whole plot ) )
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by deletes 13y ago
How does it decide where the new tile will appear, or it just tries every possibility?
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by deletes 13y ago
I'm gonna call fake on this one.
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How many reached 2048?
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by deletes 13y ago
I looks like the new block appears randomly. If the new block appeared even if you didn't move anything it would be easy, but they don't and that can ruin your strategy. I got to a 512 block in a corner and then got blocked by a n
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by deletes 13y ago
Now that you have the C source, release it and/or compile a tablet version.
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::rant:: Crashed firefox( latest version ); tried chrome, loads forever and then doesn't work. For whom is this made, if it doesn't work on my i5 with a decent gpu?
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If you look carefully you will see the very tops of the mountains "grow and sharpen" or "shrink and smoothen" when they pass a certain distance. I saw that same behavior in an old game Starsiege Tribes( from 1998 ). Now
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But they don't say how well it does, compared to the problem of cd/dvd, that fail to work after 10 years for no apparent reason( no visible physical damage ).
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I wish Law would be completely expressed in a logical language. If that were true all interpretation would be automatically handled by computers and software tools would help non-lawyers avoiding the cost of lawyers.
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Is that even legal. Basically you are shown an advertisement during the whole length of the movie.
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My prediction,( the game comes out in two years :s, this will be forgotten ). ( assuming a cube ) The gravity works orthogonal to the side you are on( 6 sides ), no matter your position. There are 4 imaginary planes for every side. You need
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This looks like a better version of Minecraft. Probably the final product won't be on the same level of polish and constant updates.
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No they won't be lighter, but they will still lose weight. You unfortunately used the phrase in the literal meaning lose weight, while it is commonly used to indicate that someone is going to start reducing their fat percentage and imp
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So you admit there is no research?
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Sure, I would love to, but I can't find anything. Can you provide any relevant/correct source?
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I'm against the mentality of Shit HN Says , but your comment really takes the cake. I'm mean really... just read it out loud. :)
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Funny. This works on StackOverflow as well to a certain degree, but the phrasing must be more careful.
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Don't higher layers( or even physical layer ) make sure that every packet reaches the destination? As far as I can remember the problem is packet loss, which will cause a delay, but never an actual loss of data.
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Thea would need a percentage based hull integrity display.
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I saw a lecture from the researcher that is working on the project and he explained why there isn't a burst of deadly energy. Also they are working on those experiments, so they have at least some idea how to do it. You should really u
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Can you also fix the hn comments? Longer threads are pretty hard to follow; they "spiral" down from the highest comment. edit: It would be nice to be able to fold the comments, like code. Great thanks.
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It feels like the author is personally offended, and is using the blog to stir controversy over an easy target.
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Running in a Marathon (and Tanks)(datagenetics.com)
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