quaunaut

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by quaunaut 14y ago
Problem is, WebGL won't be worth a damn for 3d gaming for years to come. Hell, Chrome's Native Client is better than WebGL for that even now.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I wasn't claiming it requires windows whatsoever. Word is available for mac as well. And if you're the kind of writer that doesn't need it, you probably already are using docs, on your $300 netbook, and you really don't care. This isn't goi
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Look, I really like the idea of the Chromebook, but I feel like Google's kinda moving in the wrong direction here. What power user lives completely in the cloud? * Coders obviously can't use this machine. * Designers need photoshop or other
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by quaunaut 14y ago
There's a lot more than one southern accent. Someone from the Carolinas sounds wholly different from Floridian which sounds different from Texan which sounds different from Oklahoma which sounds different from Louisiana and I think you're g
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Jesus. Can someone explain why FDR's is so high? 635 vetoes, gah.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
aaaaaaaaaaaand back melted
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by quaunaut 14y ago
You can also just open an incognito window and post the URL there.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Not working for me whatsoever. Never enables my webcam. Chrome 23.0.1271.95(Windows 7 Service Pack 1)
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by quaunaut 14y ago
The two big headline features, the configurable User model and Python 3 support, are both huge. The first, because as is right now, simply extending the User model feels janky and possibly broken, and the second, because Django is probably
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by quaunaut 14y ago
It's honestly people just not understanding what he's doing, not bothering to try, and then making inane statements about it. There's a reason he's popular, and it's not that journalism is ignoring him, or "can't stand him". It's because a
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Color me ignorant(no really, I am), but really- cheaper? I thought part of why you used AWS was because short of the biggest properties, running your own servers was more expensive?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
There are a few things wrong with your line of thinking: * Reddit is not the government, so yes, we cannot have them arrested. And no one wants them arrested- literally zero people. But yes, they can be held financially responsible and be m
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Wait, isn't their team like, less than a dozen people right now? Christ that's a lot of chairs. And space.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Thing is, Amazon is in a different game than your normal lending agency. Proper lending agencies make their money from the interest, and thusly, they have a desire to make your interest higher. Amazon on the other hand makes money from dire
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Thing is, as much as I believe Jobs definitely was the one to start this(it's his quote after all), I don't think he'd cut off his nose to spite his face.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
so apparently I'm part of a CIA front
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I'm a web developer interested in diving into graphics programming sometime in the next year, but this made me stop and wonder: > If you aren’t deeply frightened about all the additional issues raised by concurrency, you aren’t thinking
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by quaunaut 14y ago
One thing that instantly got to me looking at this, is not seeing a single female. Knowing that the gender equality situation in many middle eastern countries is less than ideal, I wonder what their policy on women coming to, and using the
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by quaunaut 14y ago
In most regards, yes. Even at the best speeds possible, going over a wifi connection would be leagues slower.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Look, I'm no fan of Twitter(their practices lately have put me in a position of really hating the company), but this was an obvious case of "If we did bring it to court, we'd lose in a heartbeat." There's no reason to go further when you
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Every previous iPhone had a new feature that was a pretty BFD. This is the first without.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Name for me one brand new feature. This is a product update, this isn't deserving of a new version number, and it certainly isn't "the biggest thing to happen to the iphone since iphone". This isn't to say it's a bad device, just infinite h
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by quaunaut 14y ago
It's obvious what it's for. $5 keeps people from quickly and easily just spamming the store with thousands of extensions, while still keeping it cheap enough that anyone can afford. It isn't for doing security screening, there's no way $5 w
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Congratulations, you're an absolutist who thinks it is valid to sum someone up by a single opinion in the sea of human complexity.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I can personally attest to you being wrong. I skinned the hell out of Sexymap. Thanks, btw, you made my life a lot easier, and I actually primarily used your mod to figure out LUA.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This honestly makes me pretty curious. I thought the 25-34 range would be larger, especially compared to other sites that seem to have a much less professional atmosphere(Reddit, etc). Hacker News certainly isn't some bastion of intelligent
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by quaunaut 14y ago
As far as I've heard, we haven't hit that limit in the consumer space yet, as we're just starting to get close to hitting it in other spaces. Is this not true?
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This can't be emphasized enough- the only reason nothing has moved forward is because gaming hasn't paved the way. Most major hardware advancements on the desktop we've had have been a result of devices added for higher requirements in ga
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by quaunaut 14y ago
In fact, I'd go so far as to say that the vast majority of design people are horrible at UX. Not that programmers are any better, but in general, industry standards of UX is incredibly poor.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Dingdingding. It's more that military contractors have jobs in literally every district in the country, which makes anything done against them 'hurting jobs', etc. There's a lot of money funneled in that direction, but it isn't because of c

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