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by hatu 13y ago
You have to ask for the code from the cashier? My god
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by hatu 13y ago
Unity has Linux exporting but that's for stand-alone games only, the web plugin isn't available.
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by hatu 14y ago
Funny how the title of the article is "Why most economists' predictions are wrong." I think he's really out of his element, making more technological than a economical prediction.
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by hatu 14y ago
I'm sure we'll see exporting to WebGL from Unity once more browsers start to support it. It already has Flash exporting which makes the Unity plugin dead-on-arrival (well a few years after arrival anyway).
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by hatu 14y ago
Wait, you guys dropped the price of dialups for customers by 75% nation-wide and you're still disappointed?
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by hatu 14y ago
How does Amazon accomplish their free 3G with the Kindle and why aren't they selling this service? http://client0.cellmaps.com/tabs.html#cellmaps_intl_tab
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by hatu 14y ago
I basically only use digital currency right now, and it's just your normal Euros. I get paid by the company through internet banking and it gets deposited to my bank account. I pretty much only check my bank information online. When I pay (
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by hatu 14y ago
It is deflationary. I have 1€, I can buy one loaf of bread with it today. One year from now: Inflation - I can buy 0.5 loafs of bread. Deflation - I can buy 2 loafs of bread.
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by hatu 14y ago
I turned to consulting/contract work to carry myself over the tough times when I just needed some cash in right now.
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by hatu 14y ago
This is why Nostradamus was one of the best at prediction, all of his predictions were incredibly vague when you look at them objectively and can be twisted to foretold almost any major world event.
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by hatu 14y ago
I'm not sure how the taxes work but wouldn't it be kind of like buying shares as a company that made good profits. It's not free money in the eyes of the tax office.
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by hatu 14y ago
But Facebook and Youtube and Gmail run perfectly on 5 years old hardware - probably even much older. Why would anyone need 16GB RAM or a blazing fast SSD for web browsing or other simple tasks that even phones with much worse specs can do t
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by hatu 14y ago
Older browsers might go crazy
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by hatu 14y ago
I once used this type of a list to go through job postings and list the most in-demand skills companies are looking for. On a larger scale that for example would be a good resource.
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by hatu 14y ago
What do they mean by Android 4.0 (PC System)? How is it a PC and not just Android?
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by hatu 14y ago
Honestly they look pretty awful. Like Flash games from 90's.
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by hatu 14y ago
As a game developer, when making a new game, I will only focus on a few details that might seem small but if they don't turn out the way they were imagined, the game just will never work/feel right. Just like someone might need to see the r
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by hatu 14y ago
An image file that you can display with one line of code is a really good abstraction for displaying images. What on earth is the point of this?
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by hatu 14y ago
I definitely remember the web browser interface which I thought was way better than Napster or Kazaa or DC was, from what I remember it would understand what an Artist and Album is and you could browse those instead of mostly raw files/fold
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by hatu 14y ago
I really like his articles but the website is awful. Everything is blurry and the scrolling is broken. On HN when I scroll down once, it goes to the next comment, on this site it literally scrolls 1 pixel down.
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by hatu 14y ago
That's only 6MB, I think the server is just getting hit pretty bad from all the traffic
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by hatu 14y ago
Everything in your life doesn't have to turn into a business. I love programming and making games and solving problems, it's just as much of a hobby alongside work as going for a run in the forest.
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by hatu 14y ago
Phishing attacks aren't targeting the HN crowd / web programmers.
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by hatu 14y ago
On Chrome 22 (Win 7) it went fullscreen even from a window.
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by hatu 14y ago
Yeah but nowadays you can't use the keyboard while fullscreen in Flash do prevent this type of phishing.
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by hatu 14y ago
It's probably just running a single instance that has a set limit of maximum connections. Unlike a big MMO where you connect and you get "forwarded" to one of their hundreds of servers with free spots.
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by hatu 14y ago
I'm not sure if Google Translate is cutting edge but I would imagine it's pretty close to that. For Finnish atleast it's not really any better than BabelFish was 10 years ago. You can get the gist of things most of the time but there are st
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by hatu 14y ago
This rubs me the wrong way for some reason. Maybe it just sounds really pretentious(?) In the end front-end (or any other) development exists to create services for the users, not for it's own sake as a philosophy or something.
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by hatu 14y ago
Aren't most companies always under 50 employees? That sounds like a terrible idea. How often does a company grow massively, and when they do they often get their own dedicated accounting teams.
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by hatu 14y ago
If you don't go to college and can find a good job, there's plenty of professionals in that range. I'm 25 and been programming professionally for 5 years.

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