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$1000 reward for a Mario 64 glitch(youtube.com)
3 points by tasoeur 11y ago|0 comments
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Retro Shaders from Rayman Legends(clemz.io)
2 points by tasoeur 11y ago|0 comments
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by tasoeur 12y ago
Does anyone know why Java would be faster here? Is there any kind of optimization happening under the hood? (Automatic memoization?)
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Cool-retro-term: A terminal emulator which mimics the old cathode display(github.com)
246 points by tasoeur 12y ago|85 comments
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by tasoeur 13y ago
The way you type is not related to the way you think, and therefore code. I must say extensive computer use (and mainly coding) is what made me type fast & accurately enough (according to the various tests found on this blog post). Kn
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by tasoeur 13y ago
"I would say $19B is cheap for what its worth in this context." => This is hilarious. Here's a quick comparison: https://twitter.com/jure/status/436391177026142208 You still make some good points
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by tasoeur 13y ago
The only reason why I switched to BitBucket is "free unlimited private repository". GitHub is great, I used to love it as a student, it also was a great asset when applying for jobs. But now, I'm in a company that unfortunate
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by tasoeur 13y ago
There's a fair point here. After working with many interns, something that saddens me a lot is to see lots of these kids systematically asking for help when blocked on some task. Asking for help is totally OK, but it should not become
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by tasoeur 13y ago
That's a great project and I'm going to dive into the source pretty soon! However I'm not sure I really like the tone used in the README.md... :/
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by tasoeur 13y ago
How can one be bored with programming? Am I the only one never bored when left alone somewhere? There's always more to learn, more to do, to experiment with, etc. It's really a shame to read such a question. I don't even want
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After Google, Protestors Now Stop Apple Shuttle in San Francisco(businessinsider.com)
4 points by tasoeur 13y ago|0 comments
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by tasoeur 13y ago
From what I heard from Google employees, G+ has been highly prioritized over many projects (and some others which closed like google lab, reader, etc.). Facing the social network giant that is Facebook, G+ has to become successful after man
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by tasoeur 13y ago
Taking risks and shit is nice, but never under-estimate consequences (debts, family and friends). Thanks for the motivation ;)