angrycoder

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by angrycoder 4y ago
terrible advice, never tell someone who has depression or any other mental health issue to stop going to therapy.
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by angrycoder 5y ago
It was called newgrounds.
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by angrycoder 9y ago
To get an idea of how rom hacking works, check out this video from doublefine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FolqIgQRtl0 Its mostly setting watches and breakpoints in the emulator, not digging through code. My mind was bl
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by angrycoder 10y ago
Location: South East PA. Remote: preferred. Willing to relocate: yes Experienced Full Stack Web Developer: C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various sca
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by angrycoder 10y ago
Location: South East PA Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: yes Experienced Full Stack Web Developer C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various scale.
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by angrycoder 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - South Eastern PA/Remote C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various scale. From helping a small publishing shop connect their CRM to t
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by angrycoder 11y ago
So you are only 'normal' when you want things? That is a really strange world view.
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by angrycoder 11y ago
Was this written as satire back in 1982? Because it is great when read as satire. As a real thing written by a real person, not so much.
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by angrycoder 11y ago
> I was intentionally shaming him. So the rules of the site don't apply to you? I get that you are frustrated, but your tone makes people not care about the content of your message.
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by angrycoder 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (PA, USA) Web application developer with 10+ years experience, 5 as a freelancer. I've worked on everything from 911 dispatching systems to custom built CMSs to scheduling applications. I primarly work with Angula
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by angrycoder 13y ago
Just curious, why does the word kata turn you off because you are female? As someone who has studied martial arts for five years, there have been plenty of female students and the vast majority of the people I study with are well into their
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Humble Audiobook Bundle(humblebundle.com)
2 points by angrycoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 13y ago
I think you are getting tripped up on the difference between a webapp and a website.
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by angrycoder 13y ago
Anyone know which steaming music station he is listening to?
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by angrycoder 13y ago
Get them a nice mechanical keyboard. - http://elitekeyboards.com/ Xkcd volume 0 - http://www.amazon.com/xkcd-0-Randall-Munroe/dp/0615314465/ A subscription to Hacker Monthly - http:/&#x
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by angrycoder 13y ago
Great timing. The angular based project I've been working on for the past 6 months just had a soft launch the other day. Being able to tell the powers that be that we are no longer on the unstable branch will ease a few minds.
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by angrycoder 13y ago
Exactly. "Tell me about your last project" can easily turn into a 2 hour conversation with any developer who has built anything of substance. It will tell you everything you need to know about them.
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by angrycoder 13y ago
I don't know how Apple has the 'integrated experience' advantage. When I buy mp3's on Amazon I can download them to my PC, leave them in the cloud and stream them over the web, or download/stream them to any iOS or
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Interview with three.js Creator(realtimerendering.com)
1 points by angrycoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 13y ago
COBOL++, hey it still has a C in it.
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Steven Wozniak discusses early Apple years and BASIC(gamasutra.com)
3 points by angrycoder 13y ago|0 comments
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Indie development in the 1990s: The Game-Maker story(indiegames.com)
1 points by angrycoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 13y ago
I'm not John Carmack, but I spent 2 hours today trying to implement basic cryptography ciphers in Racket. What was the immediate benefit? Nothing, but it was fun.
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1983 in 2013: PONK for C64 postmortem, from McPixel creator SOS(indiegames.com)
1 points by angrycoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 13y ago
I would say the 50/50 rule holds true for most software, not just games. Although most people usually express it as the 80/20 rule where 20=the other 80%.
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by angrycoder 13y ago
> [1] I'm not the one to start wars. vi might be just as good, but I'm not going to learn it this side of the river Styx Of course you aren't, as long as it is one of the two editors you approve of.
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by angrycoder 13y ago
So basically you are creating your own context based on your biases to paint the OP as evil because he didn't provide a full, encyclopedic accounting of everything he worked on. gg internet once again.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
> and to be quite frank some people are being quite whiny and entitled. The mistake here is thinking that google's 'free' services are free. I am letting you spy on me (gather metrics on what I read, what I've marked as important, what
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Expertise, the Death of Fun, and What to Do About It(prog21.dadgum.com)
16 points by angrycoder 14y ago|0 comments
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Kent Beck's Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns is Now Available in Digital Formats(informit.com)
5 points by angrycoder 14y ago|2 comments

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