slazaro

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by slazaro 11y ago
It's one of those expressions that means the opposite of what you'd think if it was the first time you came across it. Like "could care less".
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by slazaro 11y ago
I remember playing at least one of these a few months ago :) I just tried RGB Challenge, every time I get one right, the "blowing up" animation freezes my browser for a couple of seconds. (in case a dev sees this) Firefox 38.0.5 o
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by slazaro 11y ago
The third one links to this same page. I was confused for a second, thinking that people copy-pasted their own comments from the last time or something.
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by slazaro 11y ago
Don't ever report bugs or UI annoyances to the Adobe team then. It's so infuriating.
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by slazaro 11y ago
We used moodle a lot for courses in university a few years ago. It was horrible back then, still horrible now.
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by slazaro 11y ago
Girls named Ian? Or the fact that there's a lot of variation? Because with such small numbers, there's going to be a lot of random noise.
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by slazaro 11y ago
> This is not about how to count ants but how ants count. I was disappointed to read this, I tried to figure out in my head how they count ants in the world, and now I'm left with that void... Edit: After having read the article, I&
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by slazaro 11y ago
http://typedrummer.com/6m26m9
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by slazaro 11y ago
What are your thoughts on basic income?
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by slazaro 11y ago
> Does this mean that you think we need a safety social net for people who aren't poor as well? But if they aren't poor why would they need one? From what I've understood from threads like this, I think the idea is that so
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by slazaro 11y ago
Unsurprisingly, the Swiss passport is the one with the most interesting and visually pleasing design.
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by slazaro 11y ago
I guess it would be easier to work with GEMA because the service is supposed to be for your own creations, instead of licensing popular music.
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by slazaro 11y ago
Game developers, for instance. They might want something that's randomly generated but with specific restrictions, in this case, maybe aesthetically.
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by slazaro 11y ago
From the same article you linked: > John Carmack, co-founder of id Software, is commonly associated with the code, though he actually did not write it.
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by slazaro 11y ago
I assume it's a low percentage of people that would take advantage of this, so they probably don't really care. They care about the big percentages, the low hanging fruit.
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by slazaro 12y ago
If I'm not mistaken, he's only asking for money from whoever is profiting from it and he's not bothering anybody that just uses the image in a non-commercial way. Still kind of weird because it more or less belongs to "t
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by slazaro 12y ago
Same here, Firefox 35.0.1, Windows 7.
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by slazaro 12y ago
Nevermind the fact that alcohol and coffee are way more popular drugs.
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by slazaro 12y ago
Because people that do these kind of things are usually in their twenties or thirties.
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by slazaro 12y ago
I think the model of time and space in Primer is more consistent because it's a very specific kind of time machine. If I recall correctly, you'd turn on the machine, wait N hours, go inside the machine, and in the next N hours you
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by slazaro 12y ago
I recommend this book. It's really entertaining and thought provoking. I remember carrying a die everywhere a few weeks after reading this book, in order to add some randomness to my decisions. Silly, but fun!
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by slazaro 12y ago
(Haven't looked through the code) I think the idea is that you press the button, it gets the current GPS coordinate, searches the internet and gives you a virtual photo of what's around you, given the photos it found taken nearby.
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by slazaro 12y ago
I think I recall a discussion about this early on, on the thread for the game on TIGSource. I think he asked what would be the best way to write down the date in numerical format without being ambiguous, given that different places swap day
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by slazaro 12y ago
Casey's posts on the development of The Witness are all really good reads, I recommend reading them all.
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by slazaro 12y ago
My kind of rule of thumb is whether it's interesting and thought provoking, not whether it's related to technology and startups. This article, or rather, the content of the episode, is interesting and thought provoking to me, and
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by slazaro 12y ago
I assume it doesn't record what happens every frame, but specific events. That way if you don't move, it doesn't write anything until you do. Some record systems only record player input.
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by slazaro 12y ago
> including, unfortunately, on Wikipedia last I checked I'm gonna be that guy: did you try editing it to make it more accurate?
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by slazaro 12y ago
Nice work on the website. Went in, saw the video, got exactly what it's about, all in 30 seconds. Especially compared to all those scrolling websites that move things around while you scroll and leave you with no idea about the product
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by slazaro 12y ago
I still think that the best application for computer controlled cars is to have humans driving and computers handling the safety, braking when they detect danger, stuff like that. Lots of accidents like hitting pedestrians, cyclists or othe
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by slazaro 13y ago
There's a Last.fm app inside Spotify, maybe that would make it easier / more likely for you to check it regularly.

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