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931.
by ixtli 12y ago
Good luck. Game developers tend to be more interested in things that aren't contributing back to the various communities that enable them to do their jobs.
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by ixtli 12y ago
Yes I think it needs to be noted that V8 in node 0.10 is very very far behind when you take into account how quick the pace of development is. I would be interested to see these comparisons with bleeding edge node vs stable node.
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by ixtli 12y ago
another mistake javascript developers make: using %s when it's unnecessary. by way of example, the author says: console.log('delay is %s', chalk.green(delay)); where as it's much clearer to say console.log('delay is
934.
by ixtli 12y ago
This is just some writer who could easily do her job in a cave. Collaborative efforts require as few barriers to collaboration as possible. Some of us like to participate in things that are larger than we might be able to facilitate entirel
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by ixtli 12y ago
"Because only a few people will be used in engineering and most other areas, ways must be provided to reward good performance by pay not based on the number of personnel supervised." The lack of this is the #1 problem with profess
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by ixtli 12y ago
Thank you for posting some sanity in here. There's simply no evidence to suggest that any of this is reasonable and really seems like a weird sort of confirmation bias. That is, he has enough money to surround himself with a certain ty
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by ixtli 12y ago
To call not being accepting of any incarnation of racial violence "zero-tolerance" has a really unfortunate air of dismissal to it. I, for one, am not a middle school hall monitor. There are things that a (relatively) advanced, ci
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by ixtli 12y ago
Unsure what you mean: There is power ranking of brawl at the bottom from which you can extrapolate some of the same conclusions he talks about wrt melee.
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by ixtli 12y ago
This is a fantastic article that I'll link to the next time people complain about "balance" as a general construct to express that their discontent at losing in some context. There have been other well thought out observation
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by ixtli 12y ago
Am I the only one who can't stand people trying to deliver technical information via power point slides?
941.
by ixtli 12y ago
I hate being impressed by or happy with Facebook.
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by ixtli 12y ago
My suppositions was always that he had help with frontend code. He's not a professional programmer; he's a rocket scientist. Also, a _lot_ of primetime frontend web engineering requires a very specific and deep knowledge of javasc
943.
by ixtli 12y ago
My grandmother runs a (quite large) group that provides a similar type of community for retired women over 65. It's a really interesting idea: they're all very smart and do a lot of interesting stuff. Most memorably they gave spee
944.
by ixtli 12y ago
And productivity crashes.
945.
by ixtli 12y ago
And productivity soars.
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First US appeals court hears argument to shut down NSA database(arstechnica.com)
179 points by ixtli 12y ago|49 comments
947.
by ixtli 12y ago
well done. i'll have a go at making byobu execute this script instead of tmux itself to see if that fixes things.
948.
by ixtli 12y ago
The bottom of this page seems to deal with this issue: http://mutelight.org/practical-tmux
949.
by ixtli 12y ago
Great! Now can someone tell me how to configure tmux so that I can have two connected term emulators use multiple virtual consoles in one session? Screen allows you to do this and I've been searching for a way to get tmux to behave the
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by ixtli 12y ago
(Sorry for the late reply.) But yes, I find that people who've made careers out of programming in non c++ languages never revisit it when planning a project because they have this weird notion that it "slow" or "poorly i
951.
by ixtli 12y ago
Because if the compiler can not figure out how to de-virtualize your usage of a structure then you're going to necessitate that a vtable be created at compile time and used at runtime. The reason the previous commenter asked if you&#x2
952.
by ixtli 12y ago
I _completely_ agree. I think people need to start talking about how, when combined with the right tools and compilers, you can achieve nearly anything you can with another "modern" language more expressively and faster, all while
953.
by ixtli 12y ago
Oh so fwiw, there is a bit more info if you use Tor: http://syro2eznzea2xbpi.onion Coverage is here: http://pitchfork.com/news/56341-aphex-twin-announces-new-alb...
954.
by ixtli 12y ago
That's really interesting. Thanks for the clarification.
955.
by ixtli 12y ago
Pedantic, but NASA is an acronym. Am I unaware of a British English composition rule that permits writing it "Nasa"?
956.
by ixtli 12y ago
I for one love seeing the British do what they do well: dry sarcasm.
957.
by ixtli 12y ago
I am wholly in favor of writing tools that do one thing well and make it a priority to get out of your way. That said claims like "Git is that it's a whole subworld on[sic] to itself" seem absurd in this context. Perhaps this
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by ixtli 12y ago
You say lazy like it's a bad thing.
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Quick – BDD testing framework for Swift and Objective-C(github.com)
10 points by ixtli 12y ago|0 comments