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rajat
1y ago
The description says that this GUI is based on the rendering algorithm of Clay. What, exactly, is Clay, in this context?
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2y ago
Redox. Probably worth doing regardless of brouhaha or not. Different design choices, etc!
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4y ago
Lifting weights, kettlebells. Very important to do face pulls, in my opinion, given how much time we spent at a desk and over a computer.
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6y ago
1. Yes, the approach is right. You don't need to start a company, particularly if the project could be open source. Even talking about the project in local meetups (assuming there are meetups by the time you are ready to talk about the
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7y ago
The JetBrains IDEs are implemented using Java. Is there Java available for iOS?
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8y ago
It does seem obvious that short of having your own copy of something purchased (in this case, a movie), this will happen. Purchasing the right to see a movie, listen to a song, on a service, will never be the same as holding a physical copy
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Rust iOS Framework (Proof of Concept)
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12y ago
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12y ago
All too often premature optimization is brought up as the antidote to carefully think about what you're implementing prior to actually opening up the IDE and start coding tests madly. Thinking is hard, and takes time, and we want to ge
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12y ago
At least one form of Roman concrete was better than anything we moderns had been able to come up with until we rediscovered the formula a few years ago. Link: http://borepatch.blogspot.com/2013/06/long-lost-roman-c
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12y ago
What do you do today about parents who sell their food stamps for liquor or other drugs? This is, of course, the huge problem with this plan. Not that this isn't the right thing to do; but because the media and public will seize on the
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12y ago
That's why they want a union. Raise the minimum wage and reduce or eliminate the risk of the job being eliminated.
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13y ago
I second this. I'm beginning to hear more an more of this problem, and while this is anecdotal, it does seem to be increasing.
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13y ago
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2011/10/the-ille... But those are not hip tech entrepreneurs...
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13y ago
Basically, if you accept that your first 10 games will suck, and you don't try to make your first game fantastic, then your first 10 games will suck. Worse, you might get good at developing sucky games. For most developers, not just ga
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13y ago
I am curious: are documents in Google Sheet scanned by Google's software bots to determine stuff about me? I can't seem to find a Privacy Policy document specific to documents in Google docs. How about if I pay for the service (c
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13y ago
Because you'll come out of the experience a MUCH better programmer; MUCH, MUCH better. In fact, until you've written a low level device driver and understood the complexities involved, you cannot really understand how much better
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13y ago
I use Apple's Numbers to track weight, blood pressure, intensity of workout (number of meters rowed, time, number of push-ups and pull-ups). I have tried apps from time to time but nothing gives me the flexibility of a simple spreadsheet. F
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13y ago
Since you're comparing gun crimes to all crimes, doesn't that mean that non-gun crime rates are also falling lower than crime in general (includes with or without firearms)? Public perception is being driven by a media with an anti-gun agen
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14y ago
I have 2 27" monitors (an iMac and an Apple display) next to each other, and it's fantastic for programming. One display has Xcode using up almost all of the screen; the other display has Safari showing documentation and other reference doc
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14y ago
How does he get to use those logos before he paid for them? Sounds like multiple copyright violations per contest to me. I understanding that the artist may not be in a position to legally contest anything, but it's clearly unethical. This
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14y ago
While I agree that this effect probably shouldn't be used for a general webpage, it could be quite effective and appropriate for a game. In any case, a neat concept. Works great on Safari.
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14y ago
Remember when you used to ask people for directions and comedians told jokes about how as soon as they heard the directions, they forgot them? In a few years we'll think about hailing cabs by whistling or flagging them down in the same way.
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Question about Git and branches for experiments
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14y ago
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14y ago
I sympathize. What is really necessary are not tutorials on how to use Git--it isn't that hard, after all, for most of us--but more of a description of actual workflow. Not HOW you issue Git commands; but how to use Git. It would be interes
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15y ago
The implicit assumption here is that judging your credit score using your social graph will give the wrong answer: as in either claim you are a deadbeat when you're not, or claim you are trustworthy when you're not. But, judging from other
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15y ago
We can already do everything from inside emacs; oh wait! Chrome's the browser. So that's completely different.
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15y ago
Without any source whatsoever other than what I can dream up (which is better than some unnamed chief executive), I think this is bullshit. Bill Gates is now looking at building a reputation worthy of Mother Teresa PLUS Andrew Carnegie; why
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15y ago
Jobs did apparently use focus groups; he would show off prototypes to selected friends and watch their reactions. Their reactions would, as you say, inform his ideas about the design.
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15y ago
How soon before state governments start claiming that these lockers are a physical presence of Amazon's retail operations?
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15y ago
When I work, I like to have several editor windows open, and the documentation (usually browser) open. On the first screen is where I have the editor window where I'm actually typing stuff in; on the second screen I have all the reference s
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