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by notgood 9y ago
If things keep going the way they are someday JavaScript is gonna be optimized enough to get pretty close to C; specially functional scripts/parts (those with no side effects).
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by notgood 9y ago
You can always use it things that are not critical for the game to work; and a good coder would make it in a separate class/container so most possible bugs are isolated as well. In the chess example the most importan thing its not for
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by notgood 9y ago
This link[0] has an example; so basically almost anything in a game where it has to lookup massive amounts of data (e.g. logs), the example in the article is to quickly check if the user has already seen an item (in a game with thousands of
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by notgood 9y ago
Indeed, http://grammarist.com/usage/heroin-heroine/
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by notgood 9y ago
And it's a play-word on "Guitar Pro", the famous software for musicians.
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by notgood 9y ago
Yeah, trust companies like Equifax instead.
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by notgood 9y ago
Of course, they take a hair from your head; and it was exactly the fake hair they had prepared, and then they take a drop of blood from your finger; and its the fake finger you prepared; then they check your iris and its the eye transplanta
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by notgood 9y ago
Yeah; of course this is what I mean; somehow I got down-voted to oblivion, f-uck you too hacker news community.
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by notgood 9y ago
Synthesize it? You can change your DNA in the future? Like they are looking at the blood going out from your body and they can fake that too? Future is amazing.
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by notgood 9y ago
DNA should be the only fully trusted proof of identity. To apply for a credit of any important amount (or any other important procedure) you should be required to be pinched to extract a drop of blood and determine if you are who you say yo
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by notgood 9y ago
Your points 2 and 3 are actually integrated part of human nature and ending ads is not gonna help a bit; looking for a common enemy in order to start a mob by yourself (and therefore polarizing people) has always been a thing; it's jus
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by notgood 9y ago
Exactly; they are the gatekeepers of their iOS ecosystem but got no backslash like Microsoft did with Windows (circa 2001); so now they know they have a free pass and are trying to be the gatekeepers of the Web [for their users] as well.
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by notgood 9y ago
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by notgood 9y ago
maybe with the a bit of help from mirrors (reflecting the sun) the street level would look better.
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by notgood 9y ago
Not really, it says: "Conocimiento efectivo por la demandada del contenido de los comentarios alojados por terceras personas en su web. Remisión de fax en el que se advierte de la existencia de estas comunicaciones lesivas al honor del
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by notgood 9y ago
There is fair amount of really smart people inside China (in tech scene and otherwise) that probably want out [of the country] but don't know a clear path for doing so, I think efforts should be made to that clear path; to work on comp
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by notgood 9y ago
The engineering time dealing with that printer is probably more expensive than just buying a simpler/better one.
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by notgood 9y ago
Ok, give me a job that pays 80K and I will send you the 20K without complaining.
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by notgood 9y ago
is not about invalidation, its about priorities; have you seen any articles in the front page about those millions of Americans? Me neither; but dozens about how someone somewhere is winning 10% more than other someone and that the gender w
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by notgood 9y ago
I have seen similar differences in other programs as well (tail, head)
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by notgood 9y ago
Just as an exercise; try to compile latest Node on cygwin and you will be welcomed by a ton of errors. Then try to compile it on linux subsystem (no issues arise)
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by notgood 9y ago
Very often; every ruby/node/etc library that has at least one dependency that needs compilation ("native-extensions") can now run on Windows 10 without issues.
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by notgood 9y ago
The linux subsystem for window is way faster than Cygwin (and any VM), I just tested grep on both platforms for a big text file (500MB) and cygwin-grep takes 2.630s while linux-subsytem-grep takes 0.395s
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by notgood 9y ago
Conemu is where is at (for me at least), along with clink you have a lot of niceties bash has (reverse history search, etc)
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by notgood 9y ago
Do the same Republicans did with ACA, give it another name (Obamacare) to lessen it in the eyes of the people, I suggest "Internet Censorship Act" or "Destroy Internet Act"
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by notgood 9y ago
Most people will point out that is just as bad or even worse; because erring about how much any minority its in disadvantage its always better seen than erring against it. I just wanna give a bit of historical context when this was written,
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by notgood 9y ago
Civil disobedience is never about products you don't like, its a tool when society doesn't work not when you don't like the inside of a store (analogy of store == website); you don't start throwing rocks at stores becaus
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by notgood 9y ago
After installed this extension silently attacks networks, and you think people is gonna care enough to jump to the next best one... because you think they are constantly reading about the moral basis of the blacklisted ad networks? ...right
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by notgood 9y ago
It's way more like, what if I'm pouring red colorant to the rivers, and I know the colorants make absolutely no damage to the river but activists still try to destroy my business because they strongly believe so. So yeah, I find y
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by notgood 9y ago
No; this is like stealing the product. If you don't like a product you just don't buy it (meaning, don't go to their website), you don't go to the their publishing agency and throw rocks at their windows just because you

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