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Is Content Really King – An In-Depth Look(content-is-king.online)
1 points by rlt3 10y ago|0 comments
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by rlt3 10y ago
The problem is that most programmers today aren't apart of either of those groups but apart of a third, totally separate group: programmers who pick and prod and then glue lines of code together.
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by rlt3 10y ago
>Is the need to bench then add an actor the only way you "allow" transfer of children between parent actors? Currently, yes. Since this is sort of an entity component system and that actors can always create more children anyti
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by rlt3 10y ago
>I'm guessing the author is using "traditional" in the sense of what is traditionally taught This is correct and it's my mistake for not making this more clear.
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by rlt3 10y ago
>The approach to the missing "message" functionality would be either to create a class Yeah, I explicitly covered this. I don't feel like piling some 'controller' object on top of other objects necessarily accomp
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by rlt3 10y ago
I should have a tutorial out very soon. The documentation is not yet complete but does have a few examples. Also, of course it's object-oriented. The article is titled a "healthy" hatred for a reason.
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by rlt3 10y ago
>I'm guessing your comments are based on seeing a lot of poor practices masquerading as OOP which affects what you think OOP actually is I personally feel that the current OOP model eventually devolves into the bullet points you lis
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A Healthy Hatred of OOP, or the principles of my message-driven framework(bythehilt.com)
87 points by rlt3 10y ago|93 comments
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by rlt3 11y ago
His point was that sometimes business owners can get used to applying a template. It's a bookstore so it gets the bookstore template -- 4000 books and a coffee shop, right? Instead of applying this template, an owner with a pulse on th
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Tapes, VCRs, and Data-Driven Programming(bythehilt.com)
15 points by rlt3 11y ago|0 comments
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The Backwards Brain Bicycle(youtu.be)
1 points by rlt3 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Tree-Talk – a system where objects talk to each other(github.com)
3 points by rlt3 11y ago|0 comments
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by rlt3 12y ago
"non-phallic" implies all other first-person shooters are phallic. The word phallic implies many things. Yeah, the phrase is from someone else, but it certainly wasn't included by accident. Certainly not out-of-context.
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by rlt3 12y ago
Is this about appreciating female game pioneers or about bashing the fact that games are a male dominated hobby? "phallic first-person shooter."
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by rlt3 13y ago
Am I a great programmer if I can write a really good "Hello World" in C?
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by rlt3 13y ago
Was Michael Jordon considered good because he beat a lot of high school kids?
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by rlt3 13y ago
Living in a society is about being able to reason with others. Instead of trying to skirt issues and involve authorities in hopes to solve problems, it usually is better to confront the person themselves. Your example went straight to an ex
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by rlt3 13y ago
I'd say it probably has something to do with Google penalizing them. A lot of people get new albums from the holidays and would want to look up lyrics.
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by rlt3 13y ago
Are you trying to say that it's not real and that it's a publicity stunt for cyber monday? Or are you saying that unmanned flying machines which deliver products in under 30 minutes is not noteworthy enough for people to take seri
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by rlt3 13y ago
I'm pretty sure there was more to it than rounded corners.
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by rlt3 13y ago
I always figured that you wouldn't explode, but simply 'disassemble'. It was my understanding that the human body is held together under of the pressure of the atmosphere. So, if you remove the atmosphere, what is holding the
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by rlt3 13y ago
There's absolutely no reason to believe Dread Pirate Roberts isn't the third party you mention.
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by rlt3 13y ago
I used to use bookmarks when they were simple to use. I'd find a page and click `add bookmark' and then I would go back to it later. Somehow bookmarks regressed even though they were fine as they were. If I bookmark a page now, it
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by rlt3 13y ago
I don't really know why, but I like the imperfectness of our calendar system now. Stupid stuff like February having only 29 days is pretty funny and those 7 days of December 25th to January 1st is perfect because its an exact week. It
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by rlt3 13y ago
isn't that the point?
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by rlt3 13y ago
Imposed restrictions are all about removing common treads so you have to think outside of the box. Writing a poem in a certain meter is certainly challenging, but not the same thing as writing a poem where you can't use the letter `e&#
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by rlt3 13y ago
Typically, extra labor -- that is rewarded -- for an art piece is going to be something that is pertinent for some common end . Using Windows 95 to paint something doesn't add anything to the end of a piece. Using marble and creatin
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by rlt3 13y ago
Pieces like these (and others, like a 5 year old's painting) can have monetary value. People might place value on its level of enjoyment, such as yourself. But artistically, you'd be hard pressed to find any value in this due to i
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by rlt3 13y ago
The presentation for this was incredible.
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by rlt3 13y ago
He said it was the least of their problems, not that it was the least important.

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