quaunaut

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by quaunaut 14y ago
Forgive me, I'm not nearly as familiar with the system as others, but couldn't you just clone the repo on your own system, then send that command from your own bash? It isn't using Github, yes, but then again that system setup doesn't seem
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Congratulations, you're covered in nostalgia. The games industry used to be just as covered in me-too crap. Today's AAA games are more consistently good experiences than they ever were in the past, though they're just as samey as well. The
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I've gotta agree. I can't tell if he's saying to follow that shitty advice or not. I think he's saying, be part of a team where fixing things is more important than politics, but I have no earthly idea.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Or not letting people paste into the field.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This isn't about stealing from 'The Sims' franchise. It's stealing from the Facebook game, 'The Sims Social'. It's direct, not a matter of genre copyright.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Primarily, I do it as a means of staving off nerves, and also 'keeping my place' in case I look away. I'm getting contacted constantly and distracted even more constantly, so being able to see a hilight of the line I last read saves me a lo
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by quaunaut 14y ago
This was my exact issue.
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by quaunaut 14y ago
It'll cover community colleges just fine. Universities is where the issue arises. Edit: The person above me said they went to a Community College in the midwest, but I have no idea how it cost them so much. I was attending in Fresno, Califo
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by quaunaut 14y ago
For possibly ever becoming viable. Look, I'm a fan of indies as much as anyone else, but mass producing a game console- even one with this cheap of parts- is just not possible without more money. I'd be sincerely surprised if the money they
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by quaunaut 14y ago
I think the reason you have pirate parties is because of your governmental systems, not because it's more popular there. First-past-the-post elections essentially force a 2-party system, where the European style has a lot more support for
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by quaunaut 14y ago
And that's okay. It isn't for everyone. Me? I managed to do 60 hours in a 3 day week last week, my first week at a new job. I loved it, and am proud of the work I did in that time. I plan on doing 60-70 hours a week consistently if I can, j
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Not always. I get the feeling that the article was more written with the mind of the early days of Google- where one employee working 130 hour weeks could save the company tens/hundreds of thousands, and she wanted it to work that well. Goo
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by quaunaut 14y ago
So the security experts make no statements on just how completely inept security at LinkedIn was? It's not like it's hard to have salting in your password storage. I don't mind that they got hacked so the hashes got stolen- that is gonna ha
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by quaunaut 14y ago
As a recurring depressive, I can't help but think, "How the hell do people live day to day not knowing at least one thing they absolutely love?" If not for my own things that I intensely can dig into, I would've offed myself a long time ago
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by quaunaut 14y ago
As long as your aims are small('make a living', 'realize a dream', and not 'be the next Google/Facebook/Apple'), the best advice anyone can give someone who is thinking about being an Entrepreneur is "Just do it." Yeah, you're probably in o
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by quaunaut 14y ago
You really should learn what an ad hominem attack is. If I say you're ignorant and clueless on the topics of labor in economies, based upon what you've said about labor in economies, that's not ad-hominem. That's just resorting to insulting
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by quaunaut 14y ago
Not every Union is written into the law in the area. In fact, the vast majority(I'd estimate well over 80%) of Unions aren't even related to Government in the first place. Grocer's Unions, Retail Unions, Laborer Unions, Operating Engineer U
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by quaunaut 14y ago
If you seriously think that using a couple of the worst offenders in Unions is a good argument for abandoning unionized labor, you're more ignorant than you have any clue. You could easily use the same kinds of arguments for why we should a
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by quaunaut 15y ago
True, but right now, programmers often aren't even using what we have available to us very efficiently. There are a few- a select few- who are making supercomputing systems more efficient, but by and large we have a long, long way to go. Fu
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by quaunaut 15y ago
The 500 applicants gets wittled down quickly after you look at someone's Github or code examples. Suddenly you're looking at 10 or 15 at most. You can do that.
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by quaunaut 15y ago
There are dozens of reasons people do things like this. It's good programming practice for those of us who aren't as confident in our abilities. It gets you some notoriety in the community, maybe even a community you're a big part of. It's
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by quaunaut 15y ago
Torrent trackers or file lockers that make a handful of employees rich? Haha. Good one! Oh you're funny oh wait no you don't actually understand the economics of this at all do you