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ybaumes
9y ago
I've read it multiple times, I still do not understand the simpleton strategy...
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ybaumes
9y ago
I think 4ad has a good point here. It's been a long time since I has the same kind of thinking: Shuttleworth won't spend all his money in Ubuntu indefinitely and/or he wants his firm to be financially sustainable over time. T
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ybaumes
10y ago
I'm glad finally someone notifies it. Thank you and +1.
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ybaumes
10y ago
There's actually an item about that in Scott Meyers's Effective STL book. Item 23: Consider replacing associative containers with sorted vectors.
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ybaumes
10y ago
I though having multiple cache levels was about a trade-off between performances and costs. The closer to the cpus (or the fater cache lvl), the more expensive it is.
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ybaumes
12y ago
Is sms channel really secure? Isn't it a plain text channel, as opposed to an unencrypted channel?
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ybaumes
12y ago
I was thinking Andrei Alexandrescu did invent the D language.
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ybaumes
13y ago
After reading the article I found diagram cute, that's true. But I still don't understand the method how they are generated. It's not even discussed in the article. I don't know the benefits of it, how do you analyse a d
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ybaumes
13y ago
As far as I know people go to kickstarter in order to kick start projects. Not every games are 100% complete when submitted to kickstarter.com . That is a simple prototype, right. And still it is an exciting one, as far as I am concerned. S
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ybaumes
13y ago
I was thinking that kick starter was all about helping in project to "kick start". So obviously for me, I find it normal that's there is still no game at this early stage of development. Or rather: 10% complete development so
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ybaumes
13y ago
Since 2005? 10 years long in production? And while the code is open, no-one ever seen the bug? Is that the power of open source??
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ybaumes
13y ago
In the example of the Apple bug, I've read it took eighteen months (!!) to discover it after it has been committed in the source code base. As a consequence, I would be interested in knowing, for each bug, the time it took to discover
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ybaumes
13y ago
"And to the open source thing -- it sat there for 18 months." !!! Just .. wow. If it was the first time we heard such stories. But it happends many time with the linux kernel source code and all. I definitively conclude that sourc
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ybaumes
13y ago
At 400wpm I began to skip most of words.. :-/
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ybaumes
13y ago
opensourceapple.com ? If it's an open source part in apple code, then couldn't I fix the issue on my own machine? (by removing the second goto fail; and recompiling)
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ybaumes
13y ago
Extract from the website: "While on a planet’s surface, the view out into the rest of the universe is nearly endless! This means even from the surface of your own planet, you’ll be able to see moons and other planets in the distance.
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ybaumes
13y ago
Nice idea, but I am wondering: will too much fight impedes space development? Space discovery would really be what I'am looking for when playing such a game. Saying that, I might not be in the set of targeted customer for the game...
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ybaumes
13y ago
When will you release the game?
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ybaumes
13y ago
Cute!
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ybaumes
13y ago
Same question here. I am a total novice to Python, so it might be a stupid question. When I launch with python2.6 it does not find the RestrictedPython package. If I launch with Python 3.2 then it complains about the "print" synta
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ybaumes
13y ago
You should design a native app.
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ybaumes
13y ago
yes it would be great to avoid the words to overlap. And also when I begin to type in a word I cannot switch to another target, I must finish the current one. It is ok! But could you make the current bigger and red instead of orange please?
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ybaumes
13y ago
I am not sure you will find. It seems to me that the point of this demo is to submit minified javascript code for an online coder competition.
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ybaumes
13y ago
It seems to me it is not a "real" AI. I began a game, and after complete development on my side (about 5-6 moves), the opponent AI did only developed pawns, which shows off its limits. I am not a javascript expert. but given the s
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ybaumes
13y ago
Thank you for your (double) feedback! :-)
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ybaumes
13y ago
I should follow your path. Do you have a visa? Or do you plan to find the firm and request the visa then?
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ybaumes
13y ago
Yeah right me too. I live in Paris since 2005. I've learnt to dislike the city. And when I read all what happens in the silicon Valley, it feels more and more the wrong place...
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ybaumes
14y ago
I don't understand: " I really like Azul Systems' hack of using the EPT/RVI virtualized page tables as a hardware read barrier for real-time garbage collection, and with a single-address space operating system I think you can do the same th
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ybaumes
14y ago
I am just wondering here: two blog post from a startup in "stealth" mode. One about CSS "advanced" tricks. The other one about criticizing Chrome browser. Are those guys about to release a competing Web-Browser? :P Too less cues to know, bu
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ybaumes
14y ago
I would go further with your argument (which is perfectly valid for me) for the sake of completeness: it helps them to have a foot in web standardization and, more importantly, to offer a viable alternative solution, fully integrated and "i
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