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uglycoyote
9y ago
This is an interesting idea to me. I'm also working on some web music-learning ideas so I thought I would check this out. I have played guitar for about 20 years but found this game to be nearly impossible. Granted, I don't kn
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9y ago
When I visited Mexico I stayed in a hotel where I needed to ask in my broken Spanish for a towel. The hotel employee told me "ahorita te las llevan" which she wrote on a piece of paper for me since I looked confused and didn'
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10y ago
Thanks for the interesting reply. I haven't tried swift or Scala, but my experience is that I mostly work in C++ (in console video games). Even though there are thousands of files and millions of lines of code, the time it takes to re
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10y ago
Hi... Static typing fundamentalist here. > So the idea that the compiler for that language gives you useful feedback before your dynamic system gives you feedback from actually running the code is at best dubious. It depends highly on h
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10y ago
I have a question related to this which nobody has really touched on yet. Imagine you have a json structure like this: {"records" : [ {"name":"joe", ...lots of other fields in each record}, {"nam
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11y ago
I have worked for game companies making large console games both with the STL and without. One thing I noticed about STL is that it really bloats the build times because the STL headers are so massive. I did some analysis of the preproces
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Very simple python Twitter clone with ajax front end
(eigenvector.wordpress.com)
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12y ago
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React.js Tutorial: Tetris using SVG from scratch, by a web programming neophyte
(eigenvector.wordpress.com)
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12y ago
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uglycoyote
12y ago
Oh, there are patterns in LISP as well, such as this one: ))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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12y ago
Hmm. If the only ones that we can see are pointing at us then it seems really unspooky that we should be able to look at quasars that are very far apart and see that they all appear to have the same orientation. The ones which have any othe
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12y ago
It would be one thing to hear a person say colloquially "I could see Barack Obama doing stand up comedy" but quite another for a headline to read "Barack Obama seen doing stand up comedy"
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uglycoyote
13y ago
I have a hard time understanding why anyone would not want to use it.
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13y ago
yeah, and I thought it was a bit odd that they were all sitting so close to one another
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13y ago
Yes, this is why it drives me crazy that Safari on iOS does not wrap text as you zoom in. Every browser since the beginning of time has been able to properly wrap the text as you increase the text size, and Apple has totally broken that.
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13y ago
Interesting to do a thought experiment on what it would have been like if humanity had known that the Russian meteor was coming a few months in advance. maybe they would have said there is a 20 percent chance of it coming down and causing