ludamad

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   by ludamad 11y ago

   While avoidable with training, that brings up its own issue: What if what's being asked of the people taking these calls is outside their pay range?
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   by ludamad 11y ago

   That's an interesting thought. It immediately made me think of some fast moving contraption that buried seeds into the ground. Obvious difficulties would be navigating, and being small while being able to force something into the groun
3. 513.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   At what point should a piece of software have a bug bounty? It seems forcing bug bounties would cause them to become purposefully convoluted to obtain
4. 514.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   Being relevant is the ultimate goal of innovating anyway
5. 515.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   Interviewing for internship at Red Hat Toronto, I was given just under a week to respond to an offer. With limited spots and a tight schedule, they sort of needed to be able to give the offer to new candidates quickly, without leading anyon
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   by ludamad 11y ago

   I am excited by async/await but it makes code non-trivially harder to debug. The tools are far from there
7. 517.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   I think the argument would be that this is rarer
8. 518.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   For the love of god though don't suddenly start using this style in a project that doesn't (I've had to deal with it)
9. 519.▲
   by ludamad 11y ago

   Part of me hopes this is bad press for Kik.
10. 520.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    1. Indexing an array with 1 is unfortunate but not a bad design decision in a vacuum, eg for i=1,#size is a very easy to understand loop over valid array indexes. I'll agree that it causes cognitive load in practice. 2. JS has a somewh
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    This doesn't address the poster's issue: If you reinstall every time, the results won't always be the same (not that I personally hold this as a big issue, I'd consider it on the programmer to freeze their package.json)
12. 522.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    20 free deploys a month? Is every update a deploy?
13. 523.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    Is it able to run user-created programs? And if so, with what tools?
14. 524.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    I found the tone refreshing, personally
15. 525.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    The C API can be used from Lua with LuaJIT, right? It seems like this is the way to go to create the bindings.
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    Note 'for ES6'. This is a fairly large caveat, as it requires you to have a way to deal with the emitted ES6 code. The problem being that TypeScript does not currently down-emit generators. Strictly speaking, TypeScript provides e
17. 527.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    Abstractions of social sciences do need to be approximations :-)
18. 528.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    I heartily recommend TypeScript as an ES6 compiler with excellent support for commenting types used.
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    A big problem I have with news articles: Usually they correctly state that an expert has an opinion (sure, someone thinks jawn is different for $FOO reason), but it usually has no real bearing on expert consensus, nulling the value of askin
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    Live near Toronto, Ontario. Definitely heard 'Man that is just sketch' a lot. Probably more widespread than you think given the other responses.
21. 531.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    And then use this to train neural nets ;)
22. 532.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    There's also the third option of legal limbo (not that I'm familiar here)
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    Red Hat open sources all customer facing software they create. When Red Hat buys a company, it is expected that they will open source its software products. I think "open source company" is only apt.
24. 534.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    Which is just a series of symbols. Using it or explaining it is far more complex.
25. 535.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    All the more reason to seek better alternatives?
26. 536.▲
    by ludamad 11y ago

    There really shouldn't be an difficulty seeing how it maps to JavaScript. CoffeeScript is pretty clean for code examples.
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    But Brood War has been thoroughly explored, and is a much more stable target (SC2 is prone to game-shaking patches). Back when pro play was just ending, I was astonished by the level of play. While players may need a bit to practice against
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    I think that you should have a call for programmers right in your kickstarter. Not saying it would have worked in this case necessarily, but having someone actively interested in the project is a great asset.
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    And yet we need people to be this bold.
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    by ludamad 11y ago

    I had no clue to scroll down till I saw this.