kibibu

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721.
by kibibu 13y ago
Makes you wonder what he thinks of APL
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by kibibu 13y ago
Git logs are pretty flimsy sort of evidence though. You can work all day and commit at midnight.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Agreed. I wonder how the Codeplex team feel about it.
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by kibibu 13y ago
> Africa is one of those nations Presumably you meant "regions", but even then, it's only some parts of Africa
725.
by kibibu 13y ago
JSON looks more-or-less like a Python dict, but you still wouldn't be able to parse {"x": NaN} or {"x": Infinity}
726.
by kibibu 13y ago
But this is an excellent example of where Shape can have concrete code in it though. is_inside is true iff the shape's bounds are inside the rectangle. So assuming you have a means to test rectangle bounds: bool is_inside(Recta
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by kibibu 13y ago
I'd suggest that the most common tool used to generate and manipulate tabular data is Excel, which has terrible CSV export.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Live blog of the announcement here: http://www.roadtovr.com/gdc-2014-sony-computer-entertainment...
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by kibibu 13y ago
> Subversion updates with backups of the previous local working copy. Which is a practice I got into the habit of doing manually when I used to work with Subversion.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Yep, and if you have a spare couple of minutes to play a game, the first minute is spent loading it.
731.
by kibibu 13y ago
It uses HTML5 canvas and audio APIs.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Ok, it's too late for me to edit, so please forgive my hastily aggressive response. What I meant by it is that it is easy to dismiss complaints about "one-sidedness" if things are tilted in your favour.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Actually I'm not sure. However, I certainly don't want to "out" theknown99 as either gender. I will add an addendum to my response as it is overly aggressive.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Actually, yes, I do tend to disregard claims that "everything is fine" from those who are not being aggrieved.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Let me guess, you're a man?
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by kibibu 13y ago
This is the second time I've seen "chock it up" instead of "chalk it up" in the last 2 days. Is this a regional thing?
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by kibibu 13y ago
I have my doubts that idTech5 will ever be GPL'd
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by kibibu 13y ago
You mean to get rid of the annoyingly distracting video?
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by kibibu 13y ago
Yes, but it's compiler dependent. For GCC, see http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Diagnostic-Pragmas.html
740.
by kibibu 13y ago
Only in C++ pre C++11 - most C compilers use #define NULL ((void *)0) in which case, using NULL, you're comparing a function to a pointer.
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by kibibu 13y ago
> ISTR "I seem to remember" would have saved a lot of people a lot of time. Apologies, but this is a BB of TLBD
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by kibibu 13y ago
I worked with a group once that stored both MD5 and SHA1 hashes of passwords. Their reasoning was that it was WAY harder to get a collision with TWO hash functions.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Perhaps they were thinking of http://www.polymer-project.org/ ?
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by kibibu 13y ago
> I think IE, of all things, Not sure why it's a surprise that IE would add features that require proprietary markup.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Can I ask which book in particular?
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by kibibu 13y ago
Stone Cold, presumably. http://www.amazon.com/The-Stone-Cold-Truth-WWE/dp/1476751684
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by kibibu 13y ago
> Bad writers write too many long sentences, and it makes their writing difficult to parse. So just forcing them to write shorter sentences will improve their writing a great deal. See, I don't think the above is any better as two s
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by kibibu 13y ago
> groups proposing to be built of smart people are often as not built of over-opinionated pretentious people who've come to believe they are intelligent through one way or another Dunning-Kruger societies. I used to associate with a
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by kibibu 13y ago
We've been using Phaser to migrate a bunch of education games from Flixel/Flash to HTML5. Absolutely recommended. The latest version (1.2) is currently in testing and has now integrated Pixi.js 1.5.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Don't discount simple inertia!

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