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by rgawdzik 12y ago
For those who didn't realize, this link is a subtopic of a much larger blog post, which goes into more NES Architecture.
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
It's against the law?
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
co-op? A good amount of Waterloo CS grads don't have debt.
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
Seeing Microsoft on Github feels like some weird parallel universe.
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
filter, so we pass it through hash 1 – returns 33, hash 2 – returns 7 and hash 3 – returns 22. Next we go to each of those elements in the array and set them to 1, I think the diagram was poor shortly below this line, it didn't
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
How are you getting the device emulator to have a phone border in Chrome?
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Prototyping games with Swift(blog.uken.com)
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
This is a great resource for first year CS co-op students at Waterloo. Even though Waterloo grads end up with at least a hundred interviews under their belts, the first few are really difficult. Great job, keep up the work!
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
Uh we did this in our first year CS curriculum...you are telling me your interview candidates can't even do what a first year CS freshmen can?
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
It should be illegal to not offer online cancellation for an online service.
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
Fair enough, makes sense from the C perspective.
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
What percent of the node.js community will this effect? What's the design reason for Windows tools to only have a max of 260 file path chars? If it's not the OS, but the tools he is using, why not use tools that work? Isn't
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
Why are they showing off auto scroll lag at 1:30 in the "See what customers have to say"?
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
The examples are pretty bad. I think a game developer should learn generalized game development rather than focusing on a specific engine, and apply those skills towards the platform of their choice. I find most of these "game engine&q
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
>RubyMotion is a toolchain, not a syntax This is a plus. I agree with the power of it. But don't forget the fact that RubyMotion is not free; it's $300 last time I checked. How will RubyMotion convince new and transitioning iOS
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
The other recommendations are awesome. For me, I like using a lot of desktop window management, however the Mission Control transitions are too slow for me, with the fact that are bulky and uncustomizable. There is TotalSpaces2, which basic
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by rgawdzik 12y ago
All tools can be misused. Goto has a dark past, but it can still be used responsibly. It's almost like generalizing a concept like OOP to be bad because horrible code can be made with it.
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by rgawdzik 13y ago
Your book is awesome, I was reading it a while back. Great stuff!
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by rgawdzik 13y ago
Yes, put the security on the client-side. -_-
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by rgawdzik 13y ago
Sure, if you really are a fan of a company and are willing to sacrifice pay to learn and do what you love, then do it. But you must realize that companies make a lot of money; the software engineering industry has some of the highest profit
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by rgawdzik 13y ago
In the Software Engineering Industry, I believe unpaid internships should not be allowed; it's not a high-barrier market! I personally like to work for people who value my time above $0/h. I have to pay rent, tuition, food, etc; w