kappaloris

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by kappaloris 7y ago
With Redis it's just a matter of locking the request with an expiring key and the promise effect can be done with Pub/Sub.
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by kappaloris 9y ago
If you're not reporting verbatim, you're adding an opinion.
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by kappaloris 9y ago
When you want an error rate lower than 3% and you can properly size the filter as it can fail insertions if you overfill it.
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by kappaloris 12y ago
Either you follow them more closely or let them go. As a lead is your job to put them on the right track, so you should try to understand their way of thinking and weak points. If even after trying hard you still can't get them to perf
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by kappaloris 12y ago
>I wouldn't think too many as the arrow is pointing up and not down as it would be for expanded comments. People might think the arrow doesn't indicate the comment thread state ('expanded') but the action that will be
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by kappaloris 12y ago
"In a cyberspace environment, the players are not omnipotent, so performing large actions takes time and effort." Well... try to glue these operations on a OOT rom and wait for people to reverse bottle adventure your system. http
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by kappaloris 12y ago
Do you care at all about what your company does? What did you hate about your startup experience? While I'm not in your position, I fear that I will one day end up in a situation where I'm working on something that I don't ca
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by kappaloris 12y ago
Schools should really start teaching the concept of Turing completeness to kids, otherwise we'll get to the heat death of the universe with non technical people still thinking that this kind of crap is an acceptable solution.
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by kappaloris 12y ago
A funny thought: this is a very obvious thing for people who follow the competitive scenes of (valid) multiplayer games. There are lots of cases where progamers get to a high level of skill after an amount of practice that absolutely would
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by kappaloris 12y ago
In my opinion you should not use apps as a teaching medium. Apps are not that cool in the end and while some hackers might build apps, building apps for sure doesn't help you become a hacker in any way. Hence, my recommendation: Pytho
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by kappaloris 12y ago
great, that doesn't sound like an advertisement at all!
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by kappaloris 12y ago
That and the complete lack of John Titor references were the real reason why it was considered unpublishable.
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by kappaloris 12y ago
you're too accustomed to being in front of a computer. people who want to go surf the web or do other similar small tasks while sitting on the couch or while laying in bed will really enjoy their tablet (way more than a laptop). I pers
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by kappaloris 12y ago
A high throughput (via length limit) communication method where you don't have to specify the recipient(s). It's a good way of broadcasting news in realtime.
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by kappaloris 13y ago
I created a dumb bigram version that also memorizes leaps. Not much theory behind it, but the fact that the resulting text has an uneven level of delirium is somewhat funnier. https://github.com/kappaloris/markrov-text-generator
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by kappaloris 13y ago
the article should mention that mw2 was the first cod without dedicated servers and officially killed cod as a competitive game. they could have put in the game worse things than dogs / choppers / nuclear strikes / martyrdom^3, a simple mod
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by kappaloris 13y ago
mass effect and the whole japanese industry of dating simulators have already extensively proven your point. you don't need to specifically target women , i assure you.
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by kappaloris 13y ago
the program fails repeatedly and then loads a previous state to try a different move, what you see is the result of multiple trials. it can't reliably get it right on the first try.
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by kappaloris 13y ago
yes, but the point is also that the program doesn't really know the goal, it just tries to increase bytes that look like counters. that's the fun thing. you should compare it with a game whose rules you don't know, being able only to unders
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by kappaloris 14y ago
http://superfeedr.com/
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by kappaloris 14y ago
then how can you scroogle and boobble people without those informations?
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by kappaloris 14y ago
if you try the U turn too fast you die. for example you're facing south and press est and then north immediately after: insta death.
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by kappaloris 14y ago
We still are limited by all the information theory stuff. Sometimes the point is not about the 'processing' power as much as it is about the fact that some problems need massive quantities of information to be solved, information wich might
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by kappaloris 14y ago
it relates to experience which in turn relates to ability. someone who is 32yo has had the opportunity to gather at least double your experience. so being young does have a meaning in 'scaling down' what is expected from you, at least as lo
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by kappaloris 14y ago
variable length maybe
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by kappaloris 14y ago
Wouldn't you need less syntax than C has and homoiconicity to be able to have a macro system like lisp? Isn't this the main reason why the C preprocessor couldn't become as powerful as LISP macros?
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by kappaloris 14y ago
Dont trust 'great' universities too much, not all brilliant people feel obliged to get the best grades and go to the most shining university, some prefere having less demanding studies and use their free time to learn and build things by th
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by kappaloris 14y ago
PHP is old. OO was added later, same for Funcional syntax and IMHO they feel a bit awkward compared to other languages that were created with these contructs from the beginning. The only real difference I find is that you need more discipli
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by kappaloris 14y ago
scientific/rational thinking is fundamental to being able to understand and interact with reality.
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by kappaloris 14y ago
in my opinion you should have a free version without theme selection and heavier branding, and remove the footer from the paid one.

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