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by viperscape 11y ago
They're is a non CA cert they provide during testing, which should not affect rate limits. I don't have link handy but was just looking at this today.
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by viperscape 11y ago
http://shaderfrog.com/ is cool too, neat to visualize it right in the browser
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by viperscape 11y ago
35k is not nearly as much as I expected, with those living costs
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by viperscape 11y ago
I really see no good reason not to employ namespacing with immutable packages. If a package is dropped, all is well still. If readoption is needed, people can use the new package, similarly named. It obviously also allows for similar but di
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by viperscape 11y ago
I personally don't like the extension building aspect in atom. Extending emacs, or sublime is much simpler to me.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I think hoverbear has a raft crate: https://github.com/Hoverbear/raft-rs
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by viperscape 11y ago
I feel like icq got this right, no one had a name, just an identifier of n digits. If we all used some central service that provides ids, user profiles could be linked between services.
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by viperscape 11y ago
The low price especially concerns me since that means they're targeting high volume sales. A great question is what will become of the millions of batteries 5, 10, 15 years from now. https://www.teslamotors.com/blog&#x2
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by viperscape 11y ago
Our mac loving c# developers use parallels, perhaps that's an option for you
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by viperscape 11y ago
I'm self taught too since maybe middle school, and did take C and C++ for giggles. I never got a CS degree though, since the math really was difficult. I consider my self a decent programmer though. It's amazing to me the strong l
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by viperscape 11y ago
He doesn't remember? That's scary hah. Seems like something worth remembering. Great story, made me laugh
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by viperscape 11y ago
That's a perma link to the direct tweet... why paste in the tweet when I can just link it...
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by viperscape 11y ago
https://twitter.com/_scape/status/700453739182817281 My semi relevant tweet, it's just asking for it with that warning
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by viperscape 11y ago
There is also libgdx which can be used from Clojure. Here is a window example: https://github.com/viperscape/libgdx-example/blob/master/src...
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by viperscape 11y ago
Directed graphs are also a great way to create scripted dialogues and quests for games. Visually, a DG for your game dev is quite powerful and makes it very easy to reason about what's going on in the game story. I don't think th
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by viperscape 11y ago
I returned 20 items in 2015 alone. Half were shit products returned shortly after purchase, the other half were probably unused still in packaging. Only one was electronic. They have tightened up return policy, often you must choose "w
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by viperscape 11y ago
nice! I was actually considering building something like this, for batteries and bilge activity while away. great work!
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by viperscape 11y ago
do you sell the cloud services? that'd be a neat niche too
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by viperscape 11y ago
That's a strange license to use
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by viperscape 11y ago
Just looked that up, that's a rather limited usefulness. The multi homed usage makes sense but feels out of place really.
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by viperscape 11y ago
"this provides a 50-60% increase in performance in 32-bit mode" I don't understand this. How does a 64 bit processor increase speeds for 32 bit? Or is this referring to an increase over 64 bit numbers in 32bit mode?
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by viperscape 11y ago
That's true for slicing and indexes, but hopefully you can use Iterator then for basic traversal, which does this.
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by viperscape 11y ago
might like this: http://practical-scheme.net/docs/gdc2002.html it's about using scheme in production house for final fantasy movie
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by viperscape 11y ago
I take it sexp parsers are technically dfa?
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by viperscape 11y ago
Have you given Arch a try yet? Their are also some family friendly projects like Antergos. Arch wiki is my all time favorite for great documentation, even when not using arch, go figure.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I don't know current status, but in the post you would use gevent or similar to async. Also you would put nginx and likely gunicorn in front of the app. https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-
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by viperscape 11y ago
I saw something interesting last week where an upgraded osx to el cap screwed up the adobe fodder permissions lib. Adobe's suggested fix was to give full access to everyone. I don't suggest upgrading to el capitan, clean install o
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by viperscape 11y ago
Try a temporary variable for state, then use the consume in a scoped let block.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I really like Racket, but never gave Typed Racket a chance and probably should. I sort if fell in love with types after tinkering in Rust. My main issue was I saw no hope for targeting mobile platforms for Racket. Is this still the case, do
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by viperscape 11y ago
cash looks great, but how does chmod work on Windows?

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