mobiuscog

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by mobiuscog 12y ago
This is a great point. How many 'full stack' builders do you find ? They obviously exist, but would generally fall under the 'handyman' moniker, which is maybe equivalent to a 'hacker' ? Unfortunately, the worl
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
I agree with much of the article (also as being a java developer for the last 17 years). However, I don't think the problem ie necessarily Java Developers - I think they were just early adopters of the larger problem: Frameworks. Too m
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Reponsible behaviour would be informing just the owner of the photograph that they are potentially making themselves vulnerable. Sharing the information with the internet at large is just being irresponsible in order to try and show off, no
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
People are different - who guessed. The two main problems are: 1) Popular science & media don't understand how the gut works enough to actually give beneficial advice en-masse. 2) The 'Fad' is the food industry selling ev
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Until something doesn't work. And it's not their code that's at fault. How many frameworks is this sitting upon in the 'cloud' ?
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
No money is taken until the funding period ends. You can cancel your pledge at any time.
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Have we decided on DRM yet ?
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Why is the API accessible from the public internet if it's not a public API ?
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Reminds me of http://www.hermannseib.com/VstLua/index.html
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Absolutely. I'm surprised that having to work around no 'div' is seen as painful compared to writing the rest of the game using 3D in assembly ! Learning on 6502/Z80 meant most everything was from first principles, and a
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
And it even manages to include Google Analytics !
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
The concept was announced a while back: http://www.crytek.com/news/crytek-announces-its-cryengine-as... This was just after Epic announced the Unreal Engine subscription.
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
Medium no longer receives my traffic. This is likely best for both of us, and I would rather sites were up-front about it, as it makes adding them to a blacklist much easier.
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by mobiuscog 12y ago
In a recent large project, I moved to using GUIDs. Following advice from this article: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/388157/GUIDs-as-fast-pri... it was fairly straightforward and performant. Obviously YMMV (
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by mobiuscog 13y ago
"no upfront registration" is a misnomer, as you will obviously have to sign-up in order to partake of the service. I would assume you will also have to register a payment method, otherwise they will just fill up with throwaway acc
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by mobiuscog 13y ago
If a tap on a notification dismissed it, and a long hold on the notification launched the app, none of this would be a problem.
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by mobiuscog 13y ago
I can agree with all of those points except for #4. Whilst this may apply within the 'web' scope, most software development (especially qualifying for 'engineering') requires longer timescales. Quality takes time and any
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by mobiuscog 13y ago
It has been tried before in the UK: http://www.itpro.co.uk/627418/cctv-service-internet-eyes-goe...