nint22

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   by nint22 5y ago

   I'm Ivo, a passionate, experienced, and self-motivated full-stack web developer looking for my next opportunity! I care deeply about test-driven-development, and processes that improve software quality. Location: Seattle Remote:
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   Float Exposed(float.exposed)

   66 points by nint22 8y ago|6 comments
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   by nint22 11y ago

   Thanks so much for all of the clarification; it's really helpful to know I don't have to execute the app in question. I'll keep going down the rabbit hole, hopefully others find this site and enjoy it.
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   by nint22 11y ago

   Thanks for the tip! I'll be attacking this again tonight, I think I have an idea now that you mention auth. By the way, some subdomains are public (not sure if part of the game), like source.0x0539.com, oxidized etc. Awesome work, than
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   by nint22 11y ago

   I really enjoy these puzzles, but I'm also stuck at the login page. Even poking around, and ignoring that the subdomain isn't working, I don't see anything else. Have any suggestions?
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   by nint22 14y ago

   Hello Andrew, I wanted to follow-up with a like to source code for any changes you want to introduce! I'm seriously very interested in changes you might introduce, so please do anything you would like with the source code here: https://git
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   by nint22 14y ago

   Hi Andrew, I'm Jeremy - the author of the book. So yes, I immediately agree with everything you say, and would even like to ask you to clarify more on some of the technique divergence. Optimisations (such as acos vs. normalization) was done
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   by nint22 14y ago

   Hey, I'm Jeremy, the author. Yep, no excuse, my writing skills are far from great. Re-reading my text over and over again to catch mistakes is clearly still not effective enough - which is why I love reading people's feedback, so thanks! :-
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   by nint22 14y ago

   Hey, I'm Jeremy - the author of the book in question. I'm happy to say I completely agree, and proudly own two of the book in question! My book's goal was to be a simple read with little overhead in allowing readers to start writing code an