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robmcm
13y ago
People that write Java don't like JavaScipt, would be another way to look at it. Working on large scale (tens of developers) web apps has serious issues with JS, and Dart can address some of that. I don't expect to see AirB&B
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13y ago
Also if you didn't worry at all, you would have a different mental issue.
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13y ago
On one side I'm like come on guy, it's impressive. On the other, I imagine some PM is going to read this and expect their developers to get a google docs competitor out in a day!
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robmcm
13y ago
This isn't going to be trivial to fix, it would require the vm to provide a different taylored scope to each function.
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robmcm
13y ago
The bit that helped most from the meteor post was this: Well, the typical way that closures are implemented is that every function object has a link to a dictionary-style object representing its lexical scope. If both functions defined ins
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robmcm
13y ago
The mereor permalink didn't work for me, but it's in the list of articles further down the page.
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robmcm
13y ago
Well done for putting the effort in to check facts.
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robmcm
13y ago
Yes this seems to be quite a commonly reported "fact" there are even charities here in the UK that provide school breakfasts.
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robmcm
13y ago
You shouldn't use ID's for any of them. ID's are anchors and should really be reserved for page layout.
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robmcm
13y ago
So should we be giving kids state sponsored school breakfasts or not?
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13y ago
Try making a valid point rather than saying I'm not considering your point of view. Or I could just say, "Says a man who's insecure" or some other vague and assumed statement.
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13y ago
I don't see what difference that makes, you could get maybe $50 on ebay for a ps3 slimline.
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13y ago
Without being snide, I have actually found facetime is great for support calls, as they normally call me on it when there is a problem. I can just say, point it at the screen...
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13y ago
Firstly why are you getting rid of your PS3, secondly I have a 360, and a PS2 before that, PSX before etc etc I also have a XBone and PS4 pre ordered. I trade in all my old games as I never re-play them, if I do it's normally after suc
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13y ago
You have two options, keep your old console and keep playing them. Or sell the lot second hand and the IF you want the play them in the future download them on your phone or what ever device can now emulate them in JavaScript ;)
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13y ago
I have the same story by geting them a mac, although now I just send them to the apple store. Enjoy your support calls ;)
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robmcm
13y ago
It's not a MVP if you have to build the whole game engine, but it's simular I guess.
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13y ago
I think this approach is evident in Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeros ( http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-04-metal-gear-soli... ). It's a level of the main game, but they are actually releasing it for $29. Takin
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13y ago
I don't get this desire for backwards compatibility. Why would you want to play a really old game on a shiny new console? If you really did, then pick up a used ps3 or 360 for about £50 and get the PS4 later!
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13y ago
Supporting legacy HTML, JS and CSS is a breeze...
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13y ago
Isn't there a worry that "fake" sights would damage your reputation?
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13y ago
Perhaps the "Ugly banking site" makes them think you're not a bunch of kids with some VC money ;) Seriously though, it could be that a less trendy design gives the users some reassurances that you've been around since th
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13y ago
Perhaps they will float it out to international waters to avoid the NSA. (And host monkey knife fighting)
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13y ago
GWT with out a doubt. It's running on a smaller stack and the translation is done at compile time not runtime.
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13y ago
Why not offer a plan that takes the money after they start getting paid. You could take the full amount before they start getting paid, or take a percentage cut of each payment. In order to make it fair to the people that stump up the cash
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13y ago
Not the parts, but at some point when you have enough parts it becomes a weapon. Guess it would be up to a judge to decide.
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13y ago
"Police in the UK this morning claimed to have seized parts of a 3D-printed gun, but it looks as if they may have jumped to the wrong conclusion." Really annoyed they didn't use the phrase, "jumped the gun" . It&
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13y ago
It's only complicated if you don't understand it.
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13y ago
It's as if the PC is some sort of professional tool, like a truck.
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13y ago
Interesting to see GTween in there, HTML animation lib simular to the AS3 API used in the S-Class. So I guess the dash must have some browser in it. Seems inefficient for something I imagine has a finite scope, such as open a car door anima
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