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DinkingWorldCup Post-Mortem(caffeinehit.com)
1 points by flashingpumpkin 16y ago|0 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 16y ago
Yep. Rivington street in fact.
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by flashingpumpkin 16y ago
I'm in. It's just a two second jump :)
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Hm yeah. I second that. My votes didn't have an effect on anything for a couple of months now, which is very disappointing when coming across good stories and comments. Voting degraded for me just to keep bookmarks around in my saved storie
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
$ man fortune
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
To be honest, most of that stuff works just fine in BASH too. http://gist.github.com/277975 That's my bash prompt, doing the same. Except, it doesn't factor in mercurial repositories, but that'll be a breeze to add. Displaying: (<virt
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
> - Dont Count on autocompletion (at least not in eclipse) Tbh, PyDev for Eclipse is pretty darn good. Doesn't fail me on autocompletion, function arguments etc, except for places where objects are created dynamically. Also, I find it v
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
This seems quite spammy -> "Canadian online pharmacy". Someone should moderate this. ;) [edit] Wee. Just had a look at the forums. That doesn't really seem usefull.
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Greetings from a fellow Londoner :)
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Noooo :(
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Really like the interface. Will be interesting to see once there's content ...
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Jilion Blog(blog.jilion.com)
1 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|0 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Obviously the guy knew that he's onto something shady. Why else would someone name an sqlite database .png2? Can't give you any legal advice though. I reckon you should go after what others recommend here.
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
That was my exact thought too - and from there probably some other conclusions too.
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HaXe - haXe Introduction(haxe.org)
3 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|2 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
I'd really want to know which technology powers these scanners. After a quick googling I couldn't come up with any relevant information. :(
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The Idiot’s Guide to Marketing Your Indie Game (indievision.org)
32 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|2 comments
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Aliens more likely to live on moons than planets(theregister.co.uk)
19 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|2 comments
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Programming Tasks - Rosetta Code(rosettacode.org)
1 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|0 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
When it considers them spammy, MFA & Co or finds them cloaking. (Didn't check the link ;))
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Very disturbing and frightening read - especially because I've stumbled such horror stories about PayPal quite a lot the last couple of months.
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The hidden story of the 3D engine(guardian.co.uk)
36 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|14 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
might be - but even if so, i don't see a point in beeing sarcastic as it does not provide anything. i don't know anything more than i did before. /2c
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
i wonder why such posts kick it & attract readers. i don't see what anyone possibly could take from it except offence. trolling 2.0?
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Wanna share what game? You might get another player ;)
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Pretty cool to see this in Chrome, I thought Firefox would be first to implement it. If you wade through the thread, you'll see that someone posted that Firefox/Mozilla had it in trunk for nearly/over a year. Didn't check myself though.
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The American Diet: 34 Gigabytes a Day (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
4 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|1 comments
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Erlang MMORPG Engine(next-gen.cc)
64 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|37 comments
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by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Yeah, kinda annoying, but at the same time challenging to come up with an idea of how to break out of the box. I'd go the humanitarian route being the AI. I've reached it following links from the Alien Message submission on lesswrong.com
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The AI box experiment(yudkowsky.net)
11 points by flashingpumpkin 17y ago|7 comments

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