julius

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   Advanced terminal automation with 'expect' (unix tool)(chocobrain.com)

   1 points by julius 15y ago|0 comments
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   by julius 15y ago

   "Child porn" happened in germany 1 or 2 years ago (for some stupid dns-censorship law). The nice thing about "child porn" is, "normal people" do not easily understand why a law against "child porn" could possibly be bad. Really, they do not
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   by julius 15y ago

   Also check out the demos at http://jsil.org/ The developer has implemented very basic functionality[1] of the XNA library (so there are games :D). Programming a complete game in .NET (super-powerful IDEs, with code-completion and integrat
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   by julius 15y ago

   I have been using a similar project (Red) for a year in production. Here is why we wanted to use it: - Development speed (ruby can be typed so much faster and has a class system) - Packaging system (we want one minified js-file) - Code reus
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   by julius 15y ago

   Also I added climbing. While jumping, run against a wall and hit Space again. You will "rejump".
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   by julius 15y ago

   Good idea. Will become especially important, when the game gets a real multiplayer mode (there are only bots right now).
7. 127.▲
   by julius 15y ago

   Interesting. Why do you want textures? And what kind of textures? Do you mean green boxes should look like grass?
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   by julius 15y ago

   I would love that. Even on my Macbook it only works in Safari (with bugs). I chose to use the Java stack (LWJGL-Libraries), because Minecraft uses it (compatible enough to be successful). Would like to do it in WebGL, but a JS-only version
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   Show HN: Social Minecraft clone with shooting

   12 points by julius 15y ago|13 comments
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    by julius 16y ago

    Limit the number of upvotes to 1 per thread. So the user has to choose the best comment. This adds a cost to upvoting just like the "N upvotes per day" ideas (which I like a lot).
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    by julius 16y ago

    Thanks. I did not know that. The problem of getting stacktraces for errors remains. UPDATE: Just tested in Safari. I get nice stacktraces there. Its only a problem in Chrome.
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    by julius 16y ago

    It uses synchronous XHR to load the JS-File. Then evals the JS-String. This is great, but I could not figure out debugging my loaded code with this solution. Any ideas ?
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    by julius 16y ago

    The old expose has better keyboard support. Using the arrow keys I can almost always select the correct window with the first keydown. Thanks for posting this.
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    by julius 16y ago

    Closure is one of the most intuitive libraries I have used, ever. I use Closure for everything, which is too big for jQuery. Compared to its next best competitor YUI, it's a joy (eg. first really good cross-browser richtext editor). I have
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    by julius 16y ago

    The site has an easter egg. Keyboard navigation: Try j,k,Esc,1-7 (its explained at the bottom of the page)
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    by julius 16y ago

    Can someone elaborate on the meaning of this for future programming paradigms? From what I understand, we need to get rid of shared memory when we have more than 1000 cores. Is that correct? Should I stop using Threads and prefer Processes