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by winslow 13y ago
True, the developers/publisher has always been the one to set the discount during steam sales too.
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by winslow 13y ago
To expand on your second point. Debugging coffeescript has become pretty easy with Chrome and Firefox supporting source maps. With livereload and coffee's autocompile (watch & compile flags) I basically skip the build steps. For me
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by winslow 13y ago
Can someone possibly fill me in on what the latest leak is and why Reddit (Conde Nast) would be involved? The latest leak I've found is the webcam spying that GCHQ has been doing. Edit: Looks like possibly this story related to the r&#
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by winslow 13y ago
They aren't necessarily worried about the cargo simply offsetting the weight. It's the fact that the space previously used for the bridge and human living area is used for cargo instead. Ultimately this would increase the shipment
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by winslow 13y ago
I was thoroughly confused when initial reading the title. I thought Lebron James had started experimenting with programming along with his teammate Chris Bosh [1]. [1] - http://code.org/promote
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by winslow 13y ago
I had the same question. I suppose they might be referring to newer technology to limit emissions and maybe bio-diesel? Other than that I don't see why removing the crew would be less polluting. Edit: According to the quote [1], it see
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by winslow 13y ago
Ohhh goodie I love cake
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by winslow 13y ago
From the other thread (Jim's last Github commit) it states he passed away due to a heart attack at age 57. [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7271909
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by winslow 13y ago
Well this is sad. I've been thoroughly impressed with Bioshock Infinite's gameplay, plot, story, AI, art, and attention to detail. Hopefully the artists/devs/writers will find another position elsewhere. I wonder what ha
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by winslow 13y ago
Care to elaborate a little bit?
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by winslow 13y ago
Didn't claim to have evidence. The reasoning for why I wouldn't be surprised [1]. The source talks about a break in at the FBI during the Vietnam war by protesters who felt the FBI had been targeting them. It turned out that the F
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by winslow 13y ago
I think this was very important for them to publish. With the articles yesterday coining the term "The Day The Internet Didn't Fight Back" and even personally feeling like we failed a bit after seeing the initial numbers. Thi
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by winslow 13y ago
Keep in mind it's scary for the individual to call as well for fear of being put on a list. So 89,000 is definitely impressive. I wouldn't be surprised if I was put on a list yesterday after saying something along the lines of &qu
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by winslow 13y ago
What is Snowden's plan if he isn't granted clemency/pardon by the US and his asylum by Russia ins't renewed? Does he face the force of the US gov't, does he continue to run, or are other countries offering asylum (a
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by winslow 13y ago
I called and emailed my representatives (which included Diane Feinstein whom was swamped with calls). When I looked at the numbers this morning, I felt defeated. It saddened me to see below 100k phone calls. However, I don't think it w
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by winslow 13y ago
What would that imply for this case then? Assuming President Obama refuses to be sued, does that throw the case out? Or does the case still proceed with the other defendants? Can all the other defendants refuse to be sued as well?
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by winslow 13y ago
If you fear that now just imagine if no changes are made and the NSA & US Gov't are allowed to continue stomping on your rights. At some point you must stand up for yourself and others for you may not have the chance in the future.
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by winslow 13y ago
Wow I didn't realize Hulu Plus still showed ads. That's quite annoying.
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by winslow 13y ago
If Lego Movie is any indication of the price of coffee it's around $37.
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by winslow 13y ago
Considering Kansas launched in September 2012 [1] that gives them a year and a half of service. They've already announced Austin and Utah (Utah starting service soon ~Feb 20 [2]). They are having to build new infrastructure to the &quo
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by winslow 13y ago
Of course, I know you didn't mean to dampen the vibe. I really love the site and the love idea as it got my brain thinking which is why I was really bummed to see a forced login. Obviously you want to track progress, difficulty, and cu
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by winslow 13y ago
Was anyone else put off by the link github/enlist to continue after only two brainteasers? I felt like I was just starting to get really engaged in using the site and enjoying it, to only have a "paywall type obstacle" in the
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by winslow 13y ago
Can you possibly explain a little more? From my research [1] the fed tapering off looks good for business as stocks skyrocketed according to the article [1]. Personally I think it is good the Fed is tapering off and starting a slow transiti
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by winslow 13y ago
I agree, evade taxes and maybe user data not getting into the hands of NSA/US Gov't via court request would be a byproduct. Obviously the NSA would just try exploiting their floating data centers.
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by winslow 13y ago
Maybe google is planning this with their secret barge buildings? Float them offshore and become sovereign on their own? This way they wouldn't have to comply with government requests to turn over data and use the possibility to evade t
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by winslow 13y ago
Nothing wrong with that. You probably started it before it was hip, cool, and a work benefit. http://www.businessinsider.com/google-sleep-pods-2010-6?op=1
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by winslow 13y ago
Yup I'm keeping my eyes peeled. I know wow is me I get paid to mostly just waste company time learn on my own and do a few "work" things time to time. Oh I saw this joke/comment that might cheer you up that was on reddit
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by winslow 13y ago
Yup definitely feeling cog in the machine and the reality of others that it's okay makes it seem crazy the world functions.
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by winslow 13y ago
I agree. Happened to me today in a matter of hours. Something I'd been working on for the past couple days (mundane task) just got "nuked" with a new requirement list which will now wipe our data in the database that I just f
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by winslow 13y ago
I absolutely love CoffeeScript, with how it structures classes and functions makes sense (plus the python like syntax was a big plus for work). JavaScript seemed to unorganized, unclear, and cluttered for big projects.

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