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by yzzxy 12y ago
Unity only supports managed code unless you have Unity Pro, and its not clear to me how well you can use other languages; I think the support may be more for middleware libraries and such.
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I think this is 90% a result of Unity.
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I'm also 17.
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This is hardly an obscure reference... I think you underestimate the pop culture literacy of young programmers.
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Guerrilla Advertising with Piketty(blog.williamgoldie.com)
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Ask HN: Static site with browser CMS?
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I'm sure the Wayback Machine has you covered.
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Often the owner of an access point is liable for illegal traffic on it.
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Yeah, avant garde doesn't really work for web design as soon as it starts impacing readability.
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Next we're going to be discovering weird blue circles under the earth's crust.
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Thanks. I hardly feel this film is in the common vernacular. If he had said book, maybe the Dick authorship would have made it more clear.
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Perhaps you'd like to share?
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http://teaser.waevio.com/
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The coolest way would be cold, hard natural selection from Alexa top sites, possibly with weighting placed to relevant sites at the introduction of the dataset. Perhaps I will fork.
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Why would one not set up a tunnel? Honest question.
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Clickable http://www.LandingGear.me
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It's a great way to brand though. Ninja has really strong aesthetic qualities and while possibly a bit cheesy, it tells users EXACTLY what how laundry delivery will make them feel: like a warlord commanding an small, elite force to do
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Other prominent answers: - Intelligent species are extremely uncommon - life could be common, but mostly bacteria / simple single-cell. - Intelligent species choose to hide themselves from us or others somehow - I'm no cosmologist
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Cellular automata sent to billboard the moon would be a great concept for a sci-fi short story.
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Or anything running a off-the-shelf 3D engine like Unity (?or Unreal?).
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But if you still live in said house, you're actually LOSING money because of the increased property taxes.
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Similar: the creation of an image that is it's own histogram. http://www.ironicsans.com/2007/09/idea_the_histogram_as_the_...
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IIRC "Beating The Averages" made allowances for domain specific languages. However, the core of almost any language can be applied to almost any other, and domain-specific tools layered on top. Lisp's syntax is especially goo
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Yes, thank you for articulating that better than I could.
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This is true to a certain extent... but those moderation and curation features can still be added on at a higher level. In fact, opening the storefront itself to competition could result in a better curation and moderation experience for th
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Yeah, not necessarily a proponent of this power structure (or lack thereof) having not experienced it myself, but I did find the idea fascinating.
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The Valve employee handbook [0] is an interesting read. Very unique company structure, even considering the relative penchant for anarchy in the tech field. The motivating factor seems to be preserving independent thinking and creativity. I
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The journal article in question (PDF): http://eprint.iacr.org/2013/400.pdf
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Must have been a tough choice between Theseus and Algernon.
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I've never played myself, but AI War: Fleet Command is said to have an extremely interesting AI opponent that is the focus of the game. The AI is actually meant to be an AI in the context of the game. The player must manipulate the AI&

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