joshuacc

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   by joshuacc 16y ago

   I think that this phrase was moderately useful when it first appeared, as it indicated both a certain level of respect for the skills involved and a relaxed work environment. Unfortunately, it also became useless almost immediately afterwar
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   Intuition in (game) fighting systems - The Rock, Paper, Scissors approach(blog.wolfire.com)

   3 points by joshuacc 16y ago|0 comments
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   by joshuacc 16y ago

   That's not surprising, since (despite the name) ADD doesn't imply an inability to focus at all times. Those with legitimate ADD have an unusually hard time directing maintaining focus except under highly stimulating conditions. Complicated
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   by joshuacc 16y ago

   Are you really disagreeing that many people want that? It sounds more like you just aren't part of the "many" that Ziad is referring to.
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   by joshuacc 17y ago

   Probably because on Windows most of the fonts they have available would look blurry at less than 18px tall. This is due to the way font-hinting and anti-aliasing works (at least in Vista and XP).