fuzzythinker

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by fuzzythinker 17y ago
The question is pretty much the same as one used by justin.tv ..
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by fuzzythinker 17y ago
Thinking of continuing to work on my javascript physics engine: http://fuzzthink.com/openjs or starting something else.
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by fuzzythinker 17y ago
A smart superior will always welcome valid questions about the requirements. No matter how bad his requirements may seem after the questions, it is usually better off than finding it out afterwards and letting _his_ superior know of it lat
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by fuzzythinker 17y ago
Good counter example: Bush vs. Gore
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
An estimated time to boil a liter of room temperature water and cook a sunny side up egg would have been helpful.
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
I have these other links for interfacing openCV with python: http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/PythonInterface http://wwwx.cs.unc.edu/~gb/wp/blog/2007/02/04/python-opencv-... http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home5/pham0004/pycv/ "A Computer V
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
I like how it breaks down into categories, eg. 'django' gives the person, web (py framework), etc, but don't like the large fonts, need to scroll down quite a bit to see all results.
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
Ha, is this guy a joke? AS elegant? I think it's the ugliest language next to java. AS has deep roots in Scheme!?? Also, I know you can use javascript for Flex, but can you create a swf using javascript?
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
I played with AS3, not only were I not impressed, I hate how it is a scripting language yet more verbose than java. I'm not saying AS2 is any better. AS3 fixed many things that were wrong in AS2, but at the same time, they bloated it to a
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
really? I thought I just haven't got enough karma to do so..
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
Please someone down vote this topic for me, as I don't have that ability yet. He's posting someone's post on something that they think is weird just because they don't understand the language..
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
"We believe the perfect is the enemy of the good. This means we focus on getting things done, not on building the most perfect system. We strongly believe in rapid iteration." This is the only quote that I think has any meat. All others
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by fuzzythinker 18y ago
how's it different than friendfeed?
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by fuzzythinker 19y ago
shut up and do the research before ranting. There's RubyCocoa and PyObjc, both of which will most likely 10x their popularity in a yr after yesterday's announcement. And no one is stopping anyone from making other obj-c bridges. And remem
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by fuzzythinker 19y ago
The last I heard is it runs on AC power ONLY. If it's still true (the web site doesn't seem to say otherwise), it will fend off potential buyers, including myself.
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by fuzzythinker 19y ago
I like to add a 7th - the ability to ignore problems that are irrelevant to the problem at hand. PG actually mentioned it all over the essay, but seems to have left it out. btw, thanks PG, this essay has a very profound effect for me; make