revoltingx

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by revoltingx 10y ago
Why? Seems unfair to ban someone over their political views. Specially when they're from the winning party. He was right to bet on Trump, if anything I'd want him closer.
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by revoltingx 10y ago
Sounds awesome, and something I'll be looking into in the near future. Wonder if it can run Elixir apps.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Churches are the biggest donators in the world. Does that count for anything for them?
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Reddit and its community blows balls. There are churches out there who contribute in much bigger ways and get less publicity. What a bunch of self serving douchebags. I'm sure they contribute online, but what will they do when someone in
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Social networking is lame.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Phew, thank you.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
So, to confirm, Linode is NOT hoste by Rackspace?
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by revoltingx 16y ago
This is good news. Even with simple apps that aren't games he's making a decent amount of money off ads alone. Too bad he didn't mention what ad network he's using. I'm getting ready to launch my game/app ( http://developingthedream.blog
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by revoltingx 16y ago
So? He's still technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Great for developers who can understand and write code. Not so great for marketing and ideas people who generally suck.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
I used to have this problem. Just man up and cut down on your drinking significantly. There is no magic cure, or solution or algorithm for this. This is within your self, that's why it's called self control. Start riding your bike to wor
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Nothing beats a solid TODO list. I keep mine in a file called TODO.txt with sketches on my grid notepad. (Makes designing html pages much easier.) When you have a solid framework (I use Perl + CGI::App) the CRUD code/modules become the ea
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by revoltingx 16y ago
I don't know. I've had great luck with craigslist for local jobs. For remote jobs nothing beats making physical connections, referrals are killer. I recommend building a cool project preferably open source, to show off your skills and to
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Dude, you can have the best idea in the world but all that is useless if you can't execute it. You can't simply bring an idea to the table. Ideas are a dime a dozen. You better bring some real research, funds, or programming skills for de
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by revoltingx 16y ago
I'm struggling to design a decent toolbar location for an RPG Maker type website. Here's a snapshot: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Vtq6sCdzyKs/TMUub_v3L9I/AAAAAAAAAG...
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by revoltingx 16y ago
If you are learning jQuery, then doing AJAX with jQuery is extremely easy. First, you have to learn how code a server side application that send JSON or XML encoded data. Then you can load it with jquery using .ajax like so: $.ajax({u
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Looks cool, but I'm much rather use Erlang because of the whole framework it provides.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Sorry to burst your bubble, but ideas people are generally useless. I'm not 'undervaluing' the skill I'm simply weighing them and engineers win. 'the mark of someone with little real-world battle scars....' The opposite is more true with en
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by revoltingx 16y ago
An Android MMORPG Maker (sort of). Blog: http://developingthedream.blogspot.com/ Temp Website: http://diastrofunk.com/ (Test credentials: mytest/mytest) Currently working on the area editor, maybe someday it'll be good.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Good for him! If he keeps this up, he's going to be an awesome programmer.
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Don't tell me you're learning C first? Good luck!
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Personally, I find no use in people with just ideas. Not even if they have drafted their site down to the T. This is because I'm at an advantage. I can easily learn and do whatever it is they know and do. Things such as marketing, refini
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Well, I'm guessing more people make web apps and other type of applications (like iPhone apps) more than people making games. There is still plenty of good information to be found on game making at least though. Making a game is quite an en
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by revoltingx 16y ago
The biggest disadvantage I see is the inability to migrate your app to your own machines. Another disadvantage is that you have a limited selection of programming languages. Plus, your infrastructure would be tied into google. I'm working
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Ah ok, perhaps if you add microsecond information?
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Should be fairly straightforward. Simply 'save' the last time this user has posted a message. Then the next time they attempt to post a message check if the alloted time has passed and process accordingly. I see you are using dict, so jus
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Cool, and powered by Erlang too. Neat. I've been working on my own MMORPG using Erlang ( http://developingthedream.blogspot.com/ ) but I'm waiting for the dust to settle in the HTML5/Flash/Capuccino/etc field to choose the editor/game engi
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Last time I checked, Rails provides a lot of built-in functionality for building web apps. But perhaps I got Rails confused with Ruby with my brief experience with it. I thought Rails provided the tools to auto-create your project struc
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Optional parenthesis on method invocations? Yes, but that comes with Perl. (I don't find that even remotely useful. I like to know if a variable is calling a method or a member simply by looking at the code.) Considerable use of conventio
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by revoltingx 16y ago
Well, if you are advanced with Ruby then you're probably set. However, Perl is still an excellent language for building scalable web systems in no time. With 'Modern Perl' you get 'Ruby on Rails' style of programming in Perl, and with Perl

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