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by herge 12y ago
Blizzard has milked the WoW cow for all it's worth. And all three series you've listed were created in the 1990's, so not exactly a beacon of innovation.
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by herge 12y ago
That is the strongest example.
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by herge 12y ago
> This is not the only path available, and asserting that it is just the way things are now is ridiculous. Really? What other paths are available for game companies? Any examples?
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by herge 12y ago
The EPA and Environment Canada.
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by herge 12y ago
Probably the most exciting computer technology company in Canada ever since Blackberry's heyday in the mid 00's.
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by herge 12y ago
If you assume staying on the page for 15 minutes with an Mac Book power supply of 85w, it's about 0.05 kg to 11.3 kg depending on where in North America you are.
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by herge 12y ago
It may also be impacted by the weather too. What privacy regulations are you talking about?
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by herge 12y ago
I'll try my hand at all 5 for 5 million.
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by herge 12y ago
If you ever need to deal with trees deeper than one level in django, I'd highly recommend looking at (as mentioned in another comment): https://www.djangopackages.com/packages/p/django-mptt/
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by herge 12y ago
> but is it bad for music? How about we work off the premise that everything the music industry does is bad for music?
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by herge 12y ago
> roughly constant time for the most common cases. For small values of n ;) A tree of maps would be consistently log(n), like any map. Even a hashtable would hash to buckets eventually, and are log(n).
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by herge 12y ago
> It it is non-trivial (not possible?) to do this in O(1) for routes that use matching / wildcards I'd be impressed if they did it consistently in O(1) for static routes. I think they were looking for O(log(number of different
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by herge 12y ago
Kiln is dead slow, and it's review tool is even worse than github.
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by herge 12y ago
It's free pdf hosting.
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by herge 12y ago
> Either way it's time for a transparent Blockchain based HN/reddit. I'm sure you could drum up something along with the group from comp.lang.lisp who are trying to write reddit back in lisp.
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by herge 12y ago
> middle of the war the Germans attacked their allies the Russians, starting an unwinnable conflict on two fronts, just to show how sneaky and untrustworthy they could be? Sneakily, except for the reams and reams of writing the National
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by herge 12y ago
Good, if a company deals with a recruiter that dumb, imagine the quality of the rest of the staff you would have to deal with!
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by herge 12y ago
According to http://nfarina.com/post/101309491728/lets-talk-about-beacons , all iBeacons do is broadcast over bluetooth a unique id, which your phone can read silently. From there, specific apps installed on your
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by herge 12y ago
What about yearly or by incident payout limits? Like max 20000$ per year in treatment or the like. That's what most of the plans canceled by the ACA were limited by.
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by herge 12y ago
> more expansive and less beneficial Really? Reporters and politicians have searched for these mysterious slighted people who have had their premiums go up for the exact same plan. You should call the O'Reilley factor, you could be
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by herge 12y ago
I can understand his comparison of networking libraries in go vs python, but a lot of the benefit of go is that it's networking libraries were written within the last decade. How will go manage complexity around adding new (and better)
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by herge 12y ago
The only people who can support or fix an application is often the team developing the application itself.
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by herge 12y ago
> 4.- Different elections: for executive and legislative (like in France) The two most powerful countries with non-figurehead executives (France and the United States) are perpetually beset with bickering and internal fighting instead of
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by herge 12y ago
> After working some years at an organization How many years has this person worked at reddit? > Is it not fair/humane to give employee a chance to hear charges and to tell his/her side of story so that independent body can
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by herge 12y ago
I sometimes wonder if the inventor of the shower was shouted down by people explaining how they enjoyed their baths.
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by herge 12y ago
You must be that one guy who enjoyed using an OpenMoko.
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by herge 12y ago
> Hardly surprising the organisations that employ them feel they're above the law. The U.S. Army feels that it is above the law?
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by herge 12y ago
So rarely instead of often. I would not judge all dynamic languages on what PHP does.
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by herge 12y ago
Often? what language does '12 + "34a" gives 46'? Not even perl does that.
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by herge 12y ago
Because invading Western Countries would be more effective in doing that than local African authorities?

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