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by macmac 17y ago
I would let players construct quests and reward them according to how these are rated and how much they are played. No sure if there should be separate or a combined rating system for constructors/players. Rewards for constructors could be
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Dgraph - dependency graph lib for Clojure(github.com)
2 points by macmac 17y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 17y ago
That has to be the worst analysis of Google's move I have read thus far. Google's move only appears irrational because the very idea of a corporation actually continuously evaluating the morality of it's actions is completely alien to her.
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by macmac 17y ago
And Windows Mobile is free like the plague...
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by macmac 17y ago
A bit disappointingly it appears that they have also lowered the bar. The concepts thought appears distinctly less advanced compared to previous years when the class was thought using Scheme.
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Videos for MIT 6.00 - Python Version(ocw.mit.edu)
3 points by macmac 17y ago|1 comments
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by macmac 17y ago
Agree - appears to have been around since Jan 2009, but judging from all the problems people seem to be have getting a simple Clojure install up and running, it does not appear to be well known.
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by macmac 17y ago
BTW it is presently available only for karmic.
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Clojure now available in Ubuntu repos(packages.ubuntu.com)
51 points by macmac 17y ago|12 comments
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Using Clojure Incanter with MongoDB(incanter-blog.org)
31 points by macmac 17y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 17y ago
And his assertion about license proliferation is certainly not correct ref http://www.blackducksoftware.com/oss/licenses#top20
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by macmac 17y ago
Judging from the votes I would say 99.99% is probably a bit high.
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by macmac 17y ago
I agree that behavioral economics greatly informs "game mechanics" but I don't think the levers it relies on are all irrational. My utility (pride, sense of accomplishment etc.) from answering questions on stackoverflow.com might far exceed
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by macmac 17y ago
Is anybody aware of some effective examples of applying game mechanics to apps? (besides those mentioned in the video) The best example I know is stackoverflow.com, which uses votes, badges, reputation etc.
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Apply game mechanics to your app (video)(youtube.com)
28 points by macmac 17y ago|7 comments
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Adia: (very) new webframework for Clojure (github.com)
12 points by macmac 17y ago|1 comments
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by macmac 17y ago
The arrogance of his comment is what will bring down IBM in the end.
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by macmac 17y ago
"posted: 24 April 2007 04:23 pm ET" ???
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NoSQL East 2009 Videos(boorad.blip.tv)
1 points by macmac 17y ago|0 comments
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Øredev videos(vimeo.com)
2 points by macmac 17y ago|0 comments
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by macmac 17y ago
I realize that. I used a business memo as an example of a mainstream document type, not as a ref to "business".
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by macmac 17y ago
You ignore the qualifier at the end "high ratio of formatting ``business'' to textual content". With that in mind i certainly do not think your assertion is right. The average business memo has - or should have - very little formatting.
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by macmac 17y ago
Sharing is a plus. If you can do search better than Google Desktop I would be very surprised.
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by macmac 17y ago
What does it do that a shared drive does not?
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by macmac 17y ago
A link would have been clever.
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by macmac 17y ago
Mr. Murdoch should consult his referes log before executing on that strategy.
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by macmac 17y ago
VLC will capture the stream and convert it to h.264 at the same time.
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by macmac 17y ago
...or Rails in Clojure will turn out even better than the original. It is not as if Clojure lacks the meta-programming power has made Ruby Rails so elegant.
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by macmac 17y ago
...but last commit was in April.
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by macmac 17y ago
Wouldn't it be better to implement a git/subversion... plugin for Textmate/Emacs that does this instead of doing a vcs from scratch? or won't a traditional vcs work as a back-end for this?

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