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by gagege 13y ago
iTunes can (or used to) do that, believe it or not.
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by gagege 13y ago
While I understand the desire for good performance, using a higher-level language can give you some huge gains in the prototyping and iteration phase of design. That's where it counts when it comes to trying out game ideas and seeing w
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by gagege 13y ago
If you're interested in an entity-component architecture for game development, here's a nice example project to get you started with learning how to do it. It uses libgdx for graphics and Artemis ( http://gamadu.com&#x2F
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by gagege 13y ago
Or they're just building a highway and Earth is in the way.
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by gagege 13y ago
I'm currently addicted to TicTactics and know a few decent strategies, so the experience of wanting to use a non-obvious move required for planning-ahead but having all the other players do the obvious move, is very frustrating. BUT, t
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by gagege 13y ago
And yet, many popular users do exactly that. I'm a huge proponent of keeping metadata, which is what hashtags are, out of the data. It sucks but, making your message "discoverable" pollutes your message.
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by gagege 13y ago
Thinking of "this" as simply the app's context helped me make sense of that.
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by gagege 13y ago
That kind of code could make sense when you're using a very opinionated API, that is designed (for better or worse) with patterns in mind, such as Android. But, when you start bringing that style of coding outside of that environment..
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by gagege 13y ago
#6 is the one I hate the most. Twitter does an alright job of taking you back to where you were but most sites don't.
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by gagege 13y ago
Ah, I guess my experience is different. I don't get that "system" autocomplete on Google or anything else. So, i just use the one that the website gives me.
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by gagege 13y ago
In pretty much every case where I'm searching for something with a search bar, I prefer the list of results getting updated as I type. Why? It's simply faster. On Spotify for example, click "search" start typing until I
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by gagege 13y ago
No, but I'd 3d print one.
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by gagege 13y ago
8 years ago, I lived in San Diego. Now, I live in South Dakota. I was doubly confused when I read this.
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by gagege 13y ago
I subscribed to the two blogs. Anyone know why certain blogs only syndicate post samples? It's annoying when you are using an RSS reader and find that you have to open up your web browser (especially annoying on a mobile phone) to read
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by gagege 13y ago
I'm on HN, how did I not expect this answer?
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by gagege 13y ago
Ridiculous fishing is a piece of video game art. It's really blows all of it's clones out of the water (pardon the pun). You can't clone talent and polish.
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by gagege 13y ago
And the most important things in the world are consumers?
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by gagege 13y ago
Also, when you hover over the 'X' on the ad, the black 'x' swoops away and is replaced with a red 'x'. Ridiculous.
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by gagege 13y ago
Similar thing happened to me with "pickle:last-child, apple:last-child" The pickle and apple shook, but apparently I was "wrong."
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by gagege 13y ago
Just went to your archive to see if you'd written it yet. I'm pretty interested in seeing what you have to say because I too have had trouble understanding Ember. By the way, don't blog archives usually link to the posts? ;)
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by gagege 13y ago
I get what you're trying to say now. My point is, if the OP has only seen it happen once, then they've only seen it once. You're denying that they've only observed it one time. That's what I have a problem with, not
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by gagege 13y ago
Why not? That's like saying, "You have to have been shot by a gun to be able to say 'I've only seen someone get shot one time.'"
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by gagege 13y ago
They do look pretty nice, but yeah, this stuff is everywhere on Pinterest. Not what I expect to see here.
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by gagege 13y ago
We must have different accents. I say r-AIN and uh-GIN, with the 'g' sounding like the 'g' in 'golf'. That song doesn't rhyme for me either. :(
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by gagege 13y ago
kyoo-ee-yoo-ee
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by gagege 13y ago
Because it made for a well written, entertaining article.
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by gagege 13y ago
At first I thought some guy named Brian Zap was doing this.
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by gagege 13y ago
I was gonna say, "but Rdio is free and ad supported now", but yeah, still feels like "Free* 1000 AOL minutes!"
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by gagege 13y ago
I don't know, "Seaching for Sugarman" is a pretty good Rolling Stones approximation. Adam Sandler made a pretty legit music career out of stuff kind of like this.
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by gagege 13y ago
The video was choppy and froze part way through. Seems to happen to me a lot with these types of websites. On different computers, even.

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