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by ep103 13y ago
How do you know? Did you find the sourcecode somewhere?
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by ep103 13y ago
Is the source code somewhere?
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by ep103 13y ago
Yeah, same problem here really. You just have to find a niche, some activity that you enjoy as much as your job. Then you'll find you're always finding free time to do that as well. Hopefully the nice / activity you choose
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by ep103 13y ago
Wasn't really looking for a place to learn. And yes, that's why I've largely worked in startup companies. Was just wondering if there was anything else out there I was missing.
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by ep103 13y ago
Where do you even look for these types of jobs? I started in algorithms and business logic, and over the years have been expanding through the front end, all the way to photoshop. I can't design worth much scratch, but once a designe
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by ep103 13y ago
I completely agree, except for the private methods portion. I personally find (function(){ //implementation methods and variables return{ //public methods }; })() to be f
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by ep103 13y ago
I did a ton of research once upon a time, and for pure charts and data, d3 seems amazing, given the time to learn it.
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by ep103 13y ago
http://zenphoton.com/#AAQAAkACAAEgqQAqAesA1wIVANUA/wACFQDVAi...
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by ep103 13y ago
Could I have an example of walk though and describe the memory state? Do you mean just describing what references are in the stack and heap?
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by ep103 13y ago
>Good example of a franchise... Harley Davidson is a very successful example of a franchised dealership structure. He seems to have skipped that for some reason. Though I don't know enough about the company to know whether or not
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by ep103 13y ago
I'm no longer convinced that this is a problem in our industry, so much as a systematic characteristic of it. People notice when a car performs badly. Its horrible to drive, and likely will kill people. Horribly written software, however,
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by ep103 13y ago
Where is the source? I would love to learn how they did this
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by ep103 14y ago
But why would he? He's literally turned the internet into his printer. File --> Print --> To Internet. And this way, he can still stay offline.
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by ep103 14y ago
> it would have to run at greater than real time, no? Not for the people in the simulation : ) We'd just be self-conscious byte code. Which actually is the question Iain Banks brings up. They want to run simulations on how a society w
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by ep103 14y ago
I wonder if you'd get the same result running the search from as a british google user (UK IP, gmail/google account obviously from britain)
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by ep103 14y ago
Not ironically, the NY Post is just as bad as the Daily Mail. On the day of the bombing, they were reporting that the bomber had already been arrested. The day after the bombing, they had a picture on their cover of a backpack that was sup
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by ep103 14y ago
You started this post asking one question, and ended it asking a different (IMO much more interesting) question. To the first one though, so long as politics and war exist, there would always be reason to attempt to run simulations, regardl
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by ep103 14y ago
Does google docs count?
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by ep103 14y ago
I see the alpha is available. Can I find a how-to-use video or blog post somewhere?
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by ep103 14y ago
In my searches, Stack Overflow seems to lean towards d3.js
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Ask HN: Best library for adding charts / graphs to your website?
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by ep103 14y ago
So why would I use this instead of D3.js?
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by ep103 14y ago
What does the pds do?
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by ep103 14y ago
As a side note, where are those gray icons at the bottom coming from? I needed a light bulb like that on my last project, and ended up having to slap together something on photoshop
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by ep103 14y ago
So basically, it turns windows 8 "apps" into normal programs for desktop users... and this works better on the desktop. Who'd-a-thunk.
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by ep103 14y ago
You could most likely just call your credit card company and dispute the charge. If you bought the game, then can't connect to the server, then EA never actually gave you the game. Provided you give up and remove the game from your accoun
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by ep103 14y ago
Yes to all of the above questions. As to the specific one about breaking rules vs laws, a moral or patriotic individual has a civic duty, in a democratic society, to disregard or oppose rules and laws which they believe to be immoral or wr
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by ep103 14y ago
This seems really cool. How is development coming?
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by ep103 14y ago
"Checks all arguments and asserts critical assumptions in code " Wait, I just finished code complete, and it told me that you specifically _don't_ check all arguments throughout your program. Instead, you choose a list of classes at that w
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by ep103 14y ago
Wait, so are you saying if we can suck CO2 out of the atmosphere on Venus, it would be livable eventually?

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