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by nubbee 12y ago
While Haxe allows you to compile to pretty much everything using the same language, it doesn't use the same api for every target. Openfl[1], which is written in Haxe and allows you to use the flash api, compiles to pretty much anything
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by nubbee 12y ago
Twitter is going to redirect users to a "logged out" page if they click on a tweet in search results and are not already logged in. How's that not cloaking and against google' own guidelines?[1] Google wants to index twe
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by nubbee 12y ago
We're chained genetically to our primal instincts of survival and territorial behavior, highly intelligent AI will most likely not be. Why would it want to exist? If you were void of emotion and instinct, and with high probability coul
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by nubbee 12y ago
IMO the greatest change would not be in tcp/ip and below, but in http and up. If you had no knowledge of the current web, and I would pitch you html, css and js, you'd probably think it was a bad idea. Why would you use interprete
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by nubbee 12y ago
I'd love to see a benchmark between LibGDX and OpenFL to test if either is noticeably faster on the various platforms they support.
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U.S. knocks plans for European communication network(reuters.com)
17 points by nubbee 12y ago|5 comments
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by nubbee 12y ago
Only thing they've achieved is starting a unwinnable game of public DNS whack-a-mole.
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by nubbee 12y ago
Memory is linear and so is execution( at a basic level ) yet our programming and ideas are not. Imagine programming as a needle with one continues thread stringing boxed functions and values together, sometimes threading something that has
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by nubbee 13y ago
Great example of this; adobe released alchemy[1] a couple years back with which you could compile very basic c/c++ code to a "swic" library which could then be referenced in flash. Although initially free to try adobe wanted
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by nubbee 13y ago
Contradicting itself, "Genetic: Judging something good or bad on the basis of where it comes, or from whom it comes". And just one row down, "The Texas sharpshooter".
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What is the Best Language that Compiles to JavaScript?(slant.co)
1 points by nubbee 13y ago|0 comments
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by nubbee 13y ago
Apparently the judge who issued the original verdict had connections with BREIN' lawyer. http://torrentfreak.com/pirate-bay-censorship-judge-is-corru...
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EU' mandatory data retention proofs useless as dutch reporters spoof metadata.(translate.google.com)
2 points by nubbee 13y ago|0 comments
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Recent phishing attack targets select Microsoft employees(blogs.technet.com)
2 points by nubbee 13y ago|0 comments
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by nubbee 13y ago
I'd argue that Facebook does not solve the problem and is just one of many solutions. As always with first new market exploiters their limitations will be features on newer, smaller, and more agile 2nd generation exploiters. You won&#x
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by nubbee 13y ago
I agree. The biggest threat to our rights is neither politics nor three letter agencies it's our own passivity. We would benefit more from a movement rather than an event.
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Newly erected DVI receives 150m to invest in late stage startups(eif.org)
1 points by nubbee 13y ago|0 comments