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greenail
10y ago
It would be more interesting to compare playing video games to other pastimes such as golf, coding, reading, watching tv... I'm surprised no one else noticed the conflict of interest disclaimer: A. R. Seitz is a founder and stakeholder
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10y ago
This is revenue diversification not technical debt. Companies with a single customer funding the business should be actively pursuing a high priority strategy to reduce this risk.
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10y ago
Seems much like this: http://cpettitt.github.io/project/dagre-d3/latest/demo/inter... what are the differences?
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10y ago
Is ruby dead? I would have expected more comments...
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10y ago
elm-mdl 7.0.0. This release marks a substantial achievement of elm-mdl: we have now ported every component of Google's Material Design Lite! This maybe the single biggest (by loc) Elm-lang open source project.
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Material Design Components for Elm
(debois.github.io)
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10y ago
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greenail
10y ago
from my recollections forever ago, RTS games like the spring engine use checksums on state to prevent manipulation. the game client gets "out of sync" if a client's checksum doesn't match. The state checksum is compute
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2MM websocket benchmark with Elixir and Phoenix
(phoenixframework.org)
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11y ago
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One Way Data or React.js and Reflux.js and Phoenix and Elixir
(blog.brng.us)
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11y ago
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Ask HN: MVP ticketing micro service marketing and kickstarting
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greenail
11y ago
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greenail
12y ago
a thing of beauty, love the potential for team work.
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greenail
13y ago
ArgGIS, for pirates who need good maps and layers mate. Avast the coupon expired 9/19.
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greenail
13y ago
I can pretty much guarantee the author doesn't know what sales people actually do. Assumptions lacking experience makes this article a waste of time. I'd suggest he tries to figure out how hard it is to get someone to actually t
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13y ago
It seems to me that ZeroMQ is very good if you are creating a messaging network with load balancing, fanout, and fanin, however I don't think what most people are using HTTP services for matches to ZeroMQ full capabilities. That being
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13y ago
generally it seems to work Interactive Elixir (0.9.4-dev) iex(1)> {:true,foo} = {:true,123} {true, 123} iex(3)> IO.puts foo ** (RuntimeError) restricted iex(3)> inspect foo "123"
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greenail
13y ago
there is a whitelist capability
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Ruby Application Monitoring with Metriks and Cloudwatch
(build.ssiem.us)
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greenail
14y ago
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greenail
15y ago
right tool for the right job. solving real problems is hard. unix, microsoft, beos python, java, brainfuck whatever. experts tend to be overspecialized and one dimensional. pundits have their own agenda. religion closes the mind's eye.
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greenail
15y ago
If his is not playing a lot, the problem with his approach is that the "mastery" component of the game has a lot to do with non mechanical aspects. It is hard to practice good course management on the range. It is hard to practice getting
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15y ago
Golf may be a terrible example for trying to prove out this rule. There are many folks with near perfect golf swings who never make it in the sport. Golf is largely a mental battle, and if you can't hold up under pressure you are not goin
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15y ago
Simple little tip: You can save a ton of money for you and the rental owner if you go directly to the property management company and leave out the rental broker. I found several great apartments this way, I called the property management