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811.
by douche 10y ago
If you have a few hours (or days) free, go through the rest of Fabien's source code reviews and articles. It's fantastic stuff. I really hope he does finish up the book he's writing on the Wolfenstein 3D engine.
812.
by douche 10y ago
GPS also does not work underground. Anyone who has driven through Boston's Big Dig and tried to rely on turn-by-turn directions quickly learns this, accompanied by much cursing.
813.
by douche 10y ago
Hah, I always thought it might not be the greatest idea to put all the IT for a government in one bureaucratic fiefdom... But they pay their support invoices for software on time and don't blink at the prices, so that's something.
814.
by douche 10y ago
I have about 2400 sq ft in Southern New Hampshire for a mortgage+taxes of about $1800/month. If you were willing to commute 30-60 minutes into Mass, there are jobs that would pay that kind of salary, although the local job market isn&
815.
by douche 10y ago
Kind of a travesty. It's nothing these kids wouldn't hear on the school bus every day.
816.
Why Your Developers Are Moody(plinth.org)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
817.
Bresenham Line Algorithm in F#(plinth.org)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
818.
Yes, Virginia, You Can Write HoloLens Apps in F#(seriouscodeblog.wordpress.com)
2 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
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Explicit Is Better Than Implicit? I Disagree(robkuz.github.io)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
820.
Nobody cares about any recent Best Picture Oscar winners(nypost.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
821.
by douche 10y ago
Nearly every gas station and general store in the land will sell you a much better sub for the same price or less than Subway charges for their aggressively mediocre products.
822.
by douche 10y ago
> I tend to view an unemployed human as an awful waste of computational resources. If we extend the metaphor, there are 4004s and there are i7s. You need a lot of 4004s to equal the output of one i7. That many 4004s use a lot more watts
823.
by douche 10y ago
At least the southern states in 1861 had the advantage of providing a large percentage of the prewar officer corps and West Point graduates, as well as graduates of the other military academies like VMI and the Citadel. The demographics of
824.
by douche 10y ago
No one on UBI will ever vote to have their UBI reduced... Bread and circuses
825.
by douche 10y ago
The existence of so many half-baked and abandoned early-access games on Steam would seem to belie this claim. It's not uncommon to see a few hundred reviews for games where the developers have ghosted without finishing.
826.
by douche 10y ago
Sure, when you're switching jobs every two or three years, those bad decisions you make to ship now or paper over problems to make a sale don't have the opportunity to come back around and really bite you in the ass. It's the
827.
by douche 10y ago
> While both are essential, the hard, interesting, and more valuable part is the first, and "coder" captures the second. Depends on what you find interesting. I'd almost consider this an elitist attitude. Eventually, som
828.
by douche 10y ago
More likely would be Google Shutting Down Alphabet Unless search and ads somehow die off as a cash cow catastrophically, that's always going to be the tail that wags the dog.
829.
by douche 10y ago
I've always leaned towards strategy games the most. Some of the best ones are nearly as educational as entertainment. When I was in college, I honestly think that the hours I poured into Europa Universalis and Victoria and Crusader K
830.
by douche 10y ago
Can we deep-six this blatantly biased article and get a real news report instead?
831.
by douche 10y ago
I haven't seen it come up much in search results of late, but some of the stuff you used to see on Yahoo Answers was incredible. It was like StackOverflow for the Jerry Springer crowd.
832.
by douche 10y ago
No. Eventually you have to interface with JavaScript, and then the suck begins. I wish web programming wasn't such a dumpster fire, start to finish. It makes me long for the days of native desktop fat clients.
833.
What's in a Name? Spelling Matters in Code(daedtech.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
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Excessive explanation, part twenty(ericlippert.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
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by douche 10y ago
I'm a software engineer, and I work with technology all day long, and am mostly thankful for it - it pays the bills, after all. But I dearly love going back home to Hicksville a couple weekends a month. Most of the stuff my parents h
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Snapchat’s Future(blog.dilbert.com)
2 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
837.
by douche 10y ago
With the existence of IntelliJ Community Edition, there isn't really any good reason to suffer along with the bloated carcass of Eclipse. And buying IntelliJ is only $150. Everybody has their own calculus of convenience versus money,
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John Romero talks about TEd, the tile editor that shipped over 30 games(gamasutra.com)
4 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript Fatigue Makes Me Scream(blog.dmbcllc.com)
3 points by douche 10y ago|1 comments
840.
by douche 10y ago
Exactly. Ramen, uncooked, crunched up, with the flavor packet sprinkled over it was a great favorite of some of my friends in college... When there aren't any cool ranch Doritos left, what are you going to do?

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