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by hatu 13y ago
Seems like it would be possible to create a "linter" for PHP and Ruby that would detect at least basic SQL injection vulnerabilities?
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by hatu 13y ago
I didn't realize it either, there was no indication that my expiration date wasn't valid. By the way on the Mastercard on Chrome 28 on Win 7 it shows the CVC on the top left corner of the card so that the text overlaps with the bo
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by hatu 13y ago
I'm not really a high volume user (0 unread most of the time) but I have tons of tabs and filters. I really only want to be notified of a new email when it's from someone I personally know.
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by hatu 13y ago
I'm a bit worried about this thought of the success of 3D printing depending on people getting tons more "throwaway plastic stuff".
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by hatu 13y ago
This is one thing that bothers me about Zynga et al. The entertainment business has always been like this, you can't have a movie run in the theaters for years on end. I don't think why they think a game will work differently if t
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by hatu 13y ago
I think Spotify is in a great position right now, they are building up a huge userbase right now (first step for Facebook etc. too). But the service will monetize very well. For example I would pay extra per album to get to stream a couple
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by hatu 13y ago
God no!! Would you seriously want 50 different apps to listen to a different artist on your phone? I also listen to a lot of Spotify every day at work but I never used to buy albums before. I do buy shirts and concert tickets from my favori
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Logarithmic complexity(designoidgames.com)
2 points by hatu 13y ago|0 comments
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by hatu 13y ago
I think the biggest problem with PC makers will be that a 2006 computer still does everything that a normal user needs very well. You can watch Netflix, browse Facebook, check your email, skype, play music etc. without any hiccups or reason
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by hatu 13y ago
In Berlin there's St. Oberholz: http://www.sanktoberholz.de/ which has really embraced the people using it as an office. Feels like a very welcoming place when you have to get some work done and you won't bother &
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Understanding Recursion(designoidgames.com)
2 points by hatu 13y ago|0 comments
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by hatu 13y ago
I've learned to always run a simple test where I print into the console 1 million iterations of the distribution. Takes about 10 seconds and this is just for games, not crypto.
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by hatu 13y ago
Facebook was built with PHP. I think it's almost a cargo-cult to think that you HAVE to be switching technologies constantly to build the awesomest stuff out there. You do your best work with a language/environment maybe 2+ years
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by hatu 13y ago
Now let's see when mobile browsers start to support it. Probably 3 years from now for any meaningful support.
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by hatu 13y ago
When you're fresh out of college and/or looking for your first real job, working for any company with great engineering is very good for you and your career. You don't have to stay there for 20 years and become middle managem
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by hatu 13y ago
See: Every 2D game made since the 80's up to today
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by hatu 13y ago
On the picture it looks like a row of 10 leds, you could do some binary also.
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by hatu 13y ago
This is just plain wrong anyway. Creating a social game is much more expensive than a iOS title for example. Sure it's still cheaper than most AAA console games but really cheap game making is thriving - in indie companies and actually inte
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by hatu 13y ago
This is exactly what companies were doing in the .com bubble of early 2000's! SMS "games" and services.
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by hatu 13y ago
What ever happened to "If it ain't broken, don't fix it"? Every product doesn't need to be constantly re-inventing itself. What most people want from Gmail is a sleek, reliable and fast email client. The Google+ integration is already annoy
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by hatu 13y ago
It better not, C# with .NET is I think one of the best programming languages out there.
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by hatu 13y ago
But realistically 99% of fires are put out by a extinguisher or a pail of water.
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by hatu 13y ago
Really? I thought the API was pretty silly compared to for example Flash Drawing API. Why doesn't it have circle(x,y,radius) for example?
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by hatu 13y ago
Is it just me or is Forbes a terrible news site? Everything I've read there lately I've disagreed with and at every corner they try to push this disgusting Forbes Top 100 Billionaires list down your throat.
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by hatu 13y ago
I think this is the most useful use for one I've heard so far, but when I think about how often do I need a little plastic knob - maybe once a year? I'm sure a couple of shops could do this as a business but other than that it seems crazy t
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by hatu 13y ago
Original purchase price - two dollars = ?
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by hatu 13y ago
I think you got it backwards, a factory is never going to be more efficient by using 3D printers. The whole point of a factory is to be very very specialized in only making screws the most efficient way possible.
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by hatu 13y ago
I wish they had showed the feed instead of the unlogged landing page of Facebook. It explodes pretty hilariously on my VM IE 6 at least.
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by hatu 13y ago
Isn't "skills improve over time" kind of common knowledge though?
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by hatu 13y ago
I was lucky to be a kid around the time NES was the new thing and people were starting to get PC's at home so I've played video games from 5 years old. Still when I first started programming games, I had to start from square 0. I don't thin

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