angrycoder

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‘Torment: Tides of Numenera’ hits 900K funding goal in 6 hours(kickstarter.com)
5 points by angrycoder 14y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 14y ago
This is a fairly old teaching method. I remember doing it over 30 years ago when I was 6 years old at Montessori. We used a wooden board and pegs though.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Picture a writer. You've seen him countless times in tv shows and movies. Brow furrowed, pencil gripped tight between teeth, hunched over a typewritter, tearing pages out and throwing them into an overflowing waste basket, staring at the ce
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Software development has to be one of the only professions where we expect all our tools to be free. And on the off chance we do pay for something, we better get lifetime, monthly updates for free as well. Seriously, imagine if our clients
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by angrycoder 14y ago
> link-bait headlines Otherwise known as headlines.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Your salary number is bit too high, in general, game developers make less than your average software developer. Also, there is no way they have 350 programmers working on that project. That number has to include various types of designers,
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by angrycoder 14y ago
So YC is like the crack dealer who also runs his own rehab clinic. Pretty smart.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
An honest appraisal? That is one way of looking at it. Another way is he threw out a giant derogatory 'Meh' to someone asking for help. Does he bear responsibility for what happened to Aaron? No, but it is also not hard to see how the top r
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Really? A picture of a kid with Down's Syndrome wearing a Superman outfit?
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by angrycoder 14y ago
How are you guys making out with finding those WMD's in Iraq?
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Puts a whole different light on the glamorization of couch-surfing and minimalist lifestyles.
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Why Coke Cost A Nickel For 70 Years(m.npr.org)
1 points by angrycoder 14y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Selling is just as difficult as creating.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
If only there was some way to tell. There were a bunch of other words on the page where you read that he was a student. Perhaps there is a way to assemble those words into some sort of order and derive meaning from them.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Because people make mistakes? Aren't people allowed to make mistakes anymore? Most software developers love solving problems. When presented with a tough problem they don't mind skipping out on a few dinners at home or not watching the late
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by angrycoder 14y ago
> There is no new dynamic in play, this has been happening to just about every one hit wonder since recording was invented. Some stay, most go. The last 4 paragraphs of the article go on to describe exactly what the new dynamic is. In
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Achievement Unlocked: You've read all of the Internet.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
The full story is over on Gawker, the Atlantic article is just a summary that assumes you already know who this dude is. http://gawker.com/5950981/unmasking-reddits-violentacrez-the...
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by angrycoder 14y ago
I agree. They should stick to more interesting topics like their fantasy foosball leagues, how they got sooo wasted on saturday night, whether victor or marcia is going to win survivor 29, or how they hit elite level 9 in gears of duty: tan
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Leveraging procrastination to get more work done(mdotstrange.com)
2 points by angrycoder 14y ago|0 comments
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by angrycoder 14y ago
I see from Wikipedia that the T94 is the 1-4 processor version. How does this compare to a current i5/i7 processor? The 32 processor version cost $39 million.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
You'll be much happier if you consider every top X list to be a list of stuff worth checking out rather than an absolute valuation of what is 'better'.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
"...it has 25 percent more contrast than the Pearl screens in the current Kindles and, with 212ppi, it has a 62 percent higher resolution. It relies on a fiber optic like system to direct light down onto the display, not unlike the Nook but
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by angrycoder 14y ago
I have two issues with your comment: 1) It is a blog post not a scientific study or an article in the newspaper. 2) Everyone knows republicans can't read.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
The analogy I like to use when people under price their software is "When you price you apps like toilet paper, don't be surprised when most of your customers are shit and your whole business ends up in toilet.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
A game is built on top of a game engine which is in turn built upon an API. So gears of war is a game built on the unreal game engine which is built upon the API of directx or openGL( plus whatever for sound, OS windowing, and input). In th
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Some Engadget readers are going to be in for a bit of a shock. Arch dropped the menu driven install interface in the latest release. You have to do everything from the command line, including partitioning, creating, and mounting your file s
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by angrycoder 14y ago
You mean like the site you are looking at right now? body {font-family:Verdana; font-size:10pt; color:#828282;} td {font-family:Verdana; font-size:10pt; color:#828282;}
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by angrycoder 14y ago
reading the article is awesome.
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by angrycoder 14y ago
Whenever you see an article like this, it is always useful to check out what they've made: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Polyclef+Sof... Speaks for itself.

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