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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Wouldnt it be faster to have the log_id in a variable so you don't have to do a select and an update? In fact wouldnt it be faster to just store 48 hours and delete the oldest 24? Is it going to kill you to have 47:59 hours of logs?
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Same here on regular consoles. We did use lua and once UnrealScript and the reduction in iteration time to seconds was worth any loss of speed in the short term (i.e. discover the game, then downcode what you need to later). However, times
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
I think its becoming increasingly less necessary to learn something else. I think javascript is, after a decade or so, finally coming into its own. I agree that one should use a library that lets someone else deal with the inevitable bullsh
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Totally agree. Started with assembly language, then C, C++, C#, Java. I'd been dreading doing anything in the browser, and was playing with GWT and other esoteric things. But I'm finally getting my head around javascript and its just a heck
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Right, because sarcasm is soooo unnecessary.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
No the real problem is that you fail to understand that Java gets to call these things what ever it likes because language has context. And your example fails to compare apples to apples. In Java Integer is an object, but int is not. You
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
"Without restriction". Not that that matters. If a license doesnt have a term, then its irrevocable. Oracle can always change the license for future releases. You must bear in mind that this is open source. Oracle does not own this. It does
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Passing an object by reference is the same thing as passing an object reference by value. It is just semantics. Its not even splitting hairs. Its demanding that his specific definitions are somehow more correct than any other.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
On the contrary: the software is called "hudson", and the license explicitly grants the right to deal in the software without restriction . Those rights include the rights to distribute and publish, but "including" doesnt mean "only". In
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Because it needs to be said. PHBs look at the iPhone and its success, and see that it uses ObjectiveC, and jump on the bandwagon. Someone who has actually used ObjectiveC and other languages needs to point out that Emperor Steve's new cloth
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Which would be a valid point if Objective-C had evolved since 1986. The C family has evolved since then, C++, Java, C# v1 - C# v4. Objective-C gained properties in v2 and a host of ways to break encapsulation but its hardly evolved. The too
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
I love "next gen platforms" based on technology from 1986. At least it doesn't use punch cards, I guess.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Linky?
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Well, I don't know much, but I do know that memcache has a limit of 1MB per value. So that fact that he attributes this to be a problem with AppEngine tells me two things: 1. He doesnt read technical specs (forget the manual, just the basic
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
No mate, that's not what he asked. He asked: 3. Third-party apps that are exclusive to Android. And followed it up with this: "At this point, I’m guessing, Android fans are ready to exclaim that the fact that Android supports things like ho
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Oh piffle to all you nay-sayers. Look at what he's done! What fun! How great it is to zoom around a world entirely of your own creation! Who cares about the rest? Not me. Sure, I would have just used a 2D structure instead of a 3D one, and
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
No I make mistakes all the time . That's kinda my point.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
That's a lot of text, I thought. Yet I ended up reading all of it. Interesting. Looks pretty. Can I be arsed? Will I not care about the feelings of friend 51? Good timing after that great TEDxSD talk.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
I don't know. I use github, but my paid, private repos are elsewhere. The fact that someone, anyone, can run against the production system and nuke it raises some basic questions about password storage. I don't run a site anything like gith
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Interesting, if he knows what he's doing. This doesn't fill me with hope however: Building main executable... src/types.cpp: In member function 'TypeStatus::operator uintptr_t() const': src/types.cpp:1514: error: cast from 'Type*' to 'unsig
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Looks ulgy and hacky. But OTOH is mind bogglingly fast on multicore processors (i.e anything bigger than an iPhone). I think its just become the basis of my next project.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
I'm visual. Lists don't work for me. But I think my wife would like it. Now if you can give me the same info presented like mindmanager, then I'm in.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
No, not in that context. But maybe when you posted them on the internet, maybe that's a different context? And being a CSS expert, you were quickly able to add the sentence "Use the arrow keys" in a nice, small, print at the bottom. Right?
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
If the author can't make it so that it tells me, on page 1, how to get to page 2, then I wonder about how credible a source they are for anything to do with UX.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Please don't post links to pages that redirect me to a login. It sets a bad example.
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
No, thats just in the movies. That stuff doesn't happen in real life. Jeez. Get a grip. Its the movies ! You gotta learn to tell the difference between reality and fantasy buddy. What are you, a leftie conspiracy nutjob? At least, thats th
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Indeed. This is why I aced at Imperial but sucked at Cambridge. If your goal is to learn proficiency in a skill or a set of knowledge that is presented to you, then test, test, test. But my test-acing skills didn't help when the goal was to
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
"We have no money to support developers so we are going to make you all use one toolkit" Yes, we all know that what we need is another platform to target. Get a clue Nokia. Its all about apps now, and this is the priority for app develope
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by binaryfinery 16y ago
Perhaps people call themselves a C programmer because they are advertising their skills for a job. Calling themselves "a programmer" might find them getting less jobs. But to assume the argument has merit, lets follow it to its natural conc

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