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by usea 13y ago
There's nothing magic going on. A C# project's settings are located in the .csproj file (other .net languages work similarly). This file is normally editied from within Visual Studio, but it's just xml and can be edited by ha
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by usea 13y ago
I think you may be overestimating the pace of change. C++ is quite entrenched for industrial-strength game projects. The network effect is strong, the tooling is mature, and the projects are largely driven by C++ experts. Even if we see Rus
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by usea 13y ago
I have limited experience with Rust, but the semicolon stuff you're describing has been one of the most surprisingly positive aspects about it for me. I thought it sounded kind of like a dumb gimmick that just adds subtlety (read: remo
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by usea 13y ago
Sorry, I misread your post as saying GC in general is wholly unsuited for game development. My mistake.
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by usea 13y ago
I don't completely disagree with your point, and I would not be a person to advocate Go for game development, but "wholly unsuitable" isn't true. A large number of successful games are released that depend on runtimes wi
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New Rust runtime turned on. What next?(mail.mozilla.org)
186 points by usea 13y ago|114 comments
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Chromium issue: Modify Ctrl+Tab to change to most-recently-used tab(code.google.com)
2 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
I also used this timeline for a small project with lots of data this week. I strongly recommend it. Excellent documentation and examples, too.
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by usea 13y ago
My ex-girlfriend was kicked out of her church and disowned by her parents because she admitted to being sexually active. She was a senior in high school. She had to finish the school year living out of her car and relying on friends' c
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by usea 13y ago
A college friend of mine (with CS degree) was hired as an automated tester about 6 months ago. The project he was hired for and assigned to was put on indefinite hold right after he was hired. He's an "asset" on that project,
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by usea 13y ago
Not that I disagree with your point, but I think it's worth mentioning that VGCharts is not a very reliable source for sales data. It's essentially made up, using sources such as guessing, and talking to store employees to estimat
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by usea 13y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to conflate the two. Thanks for the clarification.
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by usea 13y ago
Go doesn't support overloading. Method dispatch is done by name only. http://golang.org/doc/faq#overloading
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by usea 13y ago
In Go, a type doesn't have to declare that it implements an interface; it automatically satisfies an interface if it implements the appropriate methods. Most interfaces in Go only contain one method. If a type has a Close() method, the
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by usea 13y ago
I agree with your pain points. We try to use ICollection in our APIs instead of IEnumerable, since the latter can have surprising semantics like being a wrapper for some operation which may not be valid anymore, or might be slower than you
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by usea 13y ago
Video game publishers sending legal notices to streamers and such (youtube "Let's Play"s, twitch.tv channels, etc), requesting that they cease showing footage of the game has been a growing trend. Does anybody have any knowle
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Changes to Evo 2013 Smash Schedule(shoryuken.com)
1 points by usea 13y ago|1 comments
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External iterators in Rust (new for loop)(thread.gmane.org)
1 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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Visual guide to programming language properties(dafoster.net)
1 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
Just because you're inhaling molecules that have 2 oxygen atoms, and exhaling molecules that have 2 oxygen atoms for every 1 carbon atom, doesn't mean you're exhaling more matter than you're inhaling. The numbers are rat
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by usea 13y ago
I don't want to speak with any authority on this subject since it's mostly foreign to me. However, I will say that your explanation comes with a pretty big assumption: that a library sits on some 2-dimensional spectrum from bad to
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Paying technical debt in Rust's compiler(aatch.github.io)
12 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
Somehow the site manages to break almost every method of scrolling in opera. I can't use the scroll wheel on the mouse, nor arrow keys, nor page down, nor spacebar. I have to scroll by grabbing the scroll bar.
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by usea 13y ago
It loads fine with adblock enabled.
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by usea 13y ago
I have lived in Louisiana my whole life, and I've always considered po-boys and subs to be different things. A po-boy uses french bread.
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by usea 13y ago
I'd have answered "daiquiri shop" since that's the only kind of drive-thru alcohol place I'd heard of before.
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by usea 13y ago
I live in Louisiana. I have heard it from several people. Also, here is a localized scene from a video game that uses it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk024-oaFv4
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Why The Game Music Bundle Was Hit With A Takedown Notice(indiestatik.com)
2 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
If you have ever been a passenger in a car, you have given up that control to an entity which is likely far less safe than the software option. (still need to see the data this was based on)
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by usea 13y ago
There's also CC0 which puts the work into the public domain http://creativecommons.org/choose/zero/

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