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by fserb 15y ago
previous games were released under GPL, this one should probably follow.
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by fserb 15y ago
no.
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Chain World: a game that exists on a unique USB flash drive(wired.com)
216 points by fserb 15y ago|41 comments
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by fserb 15y ago
Seth Godin: https://plus.google.com/106497949182730964838/posts Ian Bicking: https://plus.google.com/104537541227697934010/posts Mark Chu-Carroll: https://plus.google.com/102359124322399475449/posts
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The Google+ Project(plus.google.com)
66 points by fserb 15y ago|3 comments
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by fserb 15y ago
I think you got something wrong there. The source code for chain (accessible by pressing the "source" button on the top right corner of the page) is just 35 lines long and only does the chain/snake effect.
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by fserb 15y ago
poor John Gruber.
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Is Apple Deliberately Slowing Down Web Apps?(appadvice.com)
4 points by fserb 16y ago|0 comments
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by fserb 16y ago
"It seems magical to me that some problems can never be solved by an algorithm." It always amazes me how autistic computer scientists are. But nice article.
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by fserb 16y ago
I think you almost answered your own question. callcc makes people have to understand continuations and is confusing, while "defer" fits better with the control flow that most people have in mind already.
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by fserb 16y ago
Translation from Apple's PR-Speak to Mac-fanboy PR-Blog-Speak.
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by fserb 16y ago
> However, after re-reading it several times, he’s probably saying... the story is nice. But really? You had to read several times a two sentences e-mail to extract some "deep meaning" out of it? Get a grip. Steve Jobs is Apple's CEO,
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by fserb 16y ago
I didn't mean to be disingenuous on my comment. I was trying to point out that suggesting more fine grained subjective rules conflicts with saying everything is anarchic because it may be subjective. It's obvious that sports evolve. I think
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by fserb 16y ago
It seems you are not very familiar with soccer rules. Just a few comments: 1,3. is already true. There is post-morten review, we do see red-cards being cancelled and players being suspended all the time. 4. It is like this already. FIFA rul
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by fserb 16y ago
"Flash the way it is supposed to be today & tomorrow: fresh & innovative" and since the whole site is made in Flash, middle click on the demos doesn't open a new tab. It's just great!
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by fserb 16y ago
The story is interesting, but I still can't figure out why having both their own servers and EC2 splitting 50/50 is a good idea. If EC2 dies the private server won't be able to handle all the traffic and FarmVille will stop working. If the
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Good times in HTML5 town...(i.imgur.com)
5 points by fserb 16y ago|1 comments
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by fserb 16y ago
I agree with your Niger Delta comment, but not with your 2nd point. It really comes down to defining what "worst" means and I'm not sure is that simple to compare all those completely unique disasters (and it's even harder to put the pacifi
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by fserb 16y ago
on Google code search: "lang:c memset\(.+,\s [^0]+\s ,.+\)" return 32k results and "lang:c memset\(.+,\s 0+\s ,.+\)" returns 335k.
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by fserb 16y ago
could it be related to Norvig's law? "Any technology that surpasses 50% penetration will never double again (in any number of months)". A drop in growth could mean that all the world became suddenly worried about privacy, sure. But it could
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Microsoft Attack CPAN Testers (Again)(blogs.perl.org)
6 points by fserb 16y ago|0 comments
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Linux users contribute twice as much as Windows users(blog.wolfire.com)
70 points by fserb 16y ago|16 comments
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Doom Iphone code review(fabiensanglard.net)
1 points by fserb 17y ago|0 comments
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by fserb 17y ago
"He also said that when you consider MacBooks as “mobile” devices, Apple generates more revenue from mobile hardware than any other company in the world" hits the bullshit alarm. Well, when you consider BMW cars as "mobile" devices, BMW gen
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Sergey Brin's relief mission to Haiti(too.blogspot.com)
12 points by fserb 17y ago|7 comments
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by fserb 17y ago
yes it does represent something human-produced but the number is not said to be illegal because the human-produced thing is protected. The number is deemed illegal because there is a convoluted way in which it could be used illegally. My po
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by fserb 17y ago
I think the argument that "how can a number be owned or its posession be illegal" is mostly bogus. One could translate any string of text into a series of bits and back to a single number and say that a book or a picture is just a number. T
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by fserb 17y ago
do you realize that we are at the current situation precisely because every IE version is different from the previous one and they are all different from the standards available at their time? If local network admins upgraded to the latest
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by fserb 17y ago
I cannot thank you enough for this comment. I've been hearing non-sense comments over this quote for a week now, including the original post on this thread.
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by fserb 17y ago
What is the point you're trying to make? One could use your argument for any single entity in the world. "I'm not implying that Coca Cola's CEO does or would put poison on the beverages, only that some non-null set of employees there, proba

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