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newobj
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newobj
11y ago
Thanks for explaining in literally 30 seconds what I failed to grasp in a fucking full semester of the class in college. Sigh.
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newobj
11y ago
You mean that game that only runs on one core?
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newobj
11y ago
What I remember most about Ultima IV was the blind shop keep who determined if you paid her the correct amount by hearing the clink of coins. So you could buy anything for 2 coins so they clinked against each other. I thought I was so smart
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newobj
11y ago
32-bit is with respect to addressable memory. All JVMs still have 64 bit longs and doubles, etc.
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newobj
11y ago
Looks awesome. Gavan, any advice where to get started on graphics programming? I'm an ex-games programmer (AI, networking) who always avoided graphics like the plague - too many weird hardware permutations, fallbacks, crappy drivers, e
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newobj
11y ago
Does Onboarded use Onboarded?
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newobj
11y ago
(thumbs up!)
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newobj
11y ago
Really wish people using Oryx sprites would credit Oryx. And the ultimately irony is when people claim that the sprites are ripping off Realm Of The Mad God, which of course, itself, was initially based on... Oryx sprites.
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newobj
11y ago
"QED"
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newobj
12y ago
I'm glad it wasn't only me that was thinking "wasn't it leaded gas?" ... I would like to find the citation for this though before I repeat it at cocktail parties.
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newobj
12y ago
Why not just learn another language like C++, Java, C#, etc, and spend the summer making a video game? Sounds like your skills are mostly web-devy right now. Branch out?
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newobj
12y ago
OnLive was good. I also thought the latency would be a blocker, but it really did just work. The problem for me was that I didn't want to stream PC games - I had a PC right there, so why bother? Now, if I could stream console games to
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12y ago
I read the whole comment and wasn't sure what the point was, other than to display your still lingering AMZNPTSD? "Amazon makes dozens of "products" every year, to do press releases, to sell more Amazon stock/keep t
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newobj
12y ago
That's not right. There is no need to store text body in order to index it. Furthermore, you can implement an index of token hashes, rather than an index of tokens.
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newobj
12y ago
"I reserve the right to just crash and lose all your stuff." -- Your hard drive "Me too." -- Your backup hard drive "I also reserve the right to be stolen, dropped, burned up in a fire, or thrown out by your partner
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newobj
12y ago
Bad news, there is no now. https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2745385
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newobj
12y ago
"Getting the system to work at scale under real-world conditions is a very hard problem that took the Improbable team years of R&D." Great, it's working at scale? Okay, where can I go join the other million people playing
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newobj
12y ago
When do you think that the low-end devices in question will actually be the beneficiaries of the smarter GC?
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newobj
12y ago
--- a/resume.c +++ b/resume.c @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ void print_job(job_t * job) { } } -int main(int argc, char * argv) { +int main(int argc, char ** argv) { int i = 0;
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newobj
12y ago
An all points bulletin point?
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newobj
12y ago
Where is this hyperbole of 3 days of interviews coming from? Sure, someone had that experience. 99% of people don't. Anyway, I'm happy to spend lots of time meeting and mingling with my future team and employer. Most people good e
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newobj
12y ago
Mainly asking you for my own data, but I certainly think so (given how easy/cheap it is now). My son was non-verbal till he was 3 and as we later discovered, mutated on both 1298/677 due to bad genes from both my ex-wife and I. Wh
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newobj
12y ago
Has your child had any genetic testing? Any mutations in A1298C or C677T?
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newobj
12y ago
email me (in my profile)
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newobj
12y ago
There are two kinds of "allergies", IgE and IgG. IgE is more "anaphylactic", and IgG can be referred to as a "delayed allergy." When talking about gut sensitivity I think people are usually referring to the IgG
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newobj
12y ago
(TMI warning) I'm not celiac, but if I eat gluten my stool gets screwed up and I have to wipe like (seriously) 10 times to get "clean enough". That's the most obvious effect. Foggy, bloating, yes, to a lesser degree. But
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newobj
12y ago
When it comes down to it, n-tier, SOA, and microservices are all expressions of the same basic ideas.
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newobj
12y ago
Your objection is hypothetical/abstract and when you ground it in specific use cases there are plenty of patterns that emerge addressing how to deal with the inconsistent state. For example, just-in-time/read reconciliation, batch
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newobj
12y ago
Hardly need "private bootleg" footage to discover this reality. Pat Helland (at the time, working at Amazon) wrote a paper about it maybe 10 years ago. http://adrianmarriott.net/logosroot/papers/LifeBeyon
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12y ago
Will I get downvoted if I propose a meta conversation on the horribly weasly rhetorical device of the "open letter"? I suppose etymologically, this used to actually mean something, but I don't remember anymore. Now all it sig
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