Most renewables are not reliable power sources, the wind blows when it blows. That is why a diverse power strategy is needed, including nuclear. When you say the amount subsidised, what is your source, and what do you…
Here is the course I was taught by at university: http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~roger/cpp/ Lots of value came from the lectures with roger. Sadly he has retired, it would have been nice to have them up on youtube.
> Really, the permissive licenses allow the code to show up in places that copyleft licenses would not allow it. There are a ton of open source projects used in Microsoft Windows or iOS thanks to their permissive…
Ahh, guess my info is out of date, thanks.
> Yes, we do "have to meet FDA compliance." I can't define "have to meet" and I work here. Of course, I'm just an engineer. You are not an engineer. This is a protected term in the US and other countries. If you were a…
> Imagine what it is like to be black in a country where just a few generations back you carried at all times in mixed-race race situations the possibility of being assaulted without recourse or lynched, or in present…
Good call. In what situation is it going to be acceptable to put your hands down someones pants in public? It's difficult to imagine any situation in which this isn't crossing a line. I don't see how that behaviour can…
If you're living and working in London that's the kind of salary you'd be looking at, simply because the rental prices around here are so high. Outside London I can see it being that much lower. £26,500 is about average…
This is a post responding to the following article that was posted on HN yesterday-ish: http://sealedabstract.com/rants/why-mobile-web-apps-are-slow... The point of that article was to specifically call out lazy…
Look up 'Monday Night Combat'. Devs like to experiment by mixing and matching genres, so in my experience things like this often exist somewhere. It was a pretty average game, but the idea is sound.
Sorry, I think I worded that confusingly. By 'what does the app do?' I meant more along the lines of 'how much would a front-end client tax the technical limitations of a smart phone?', so that is the hypothetical…
As you say in your post, people are buying the game irrespectively. Why bother making changes? Here are the current sales figures in the UK: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2013/mar/11/t... Debuted at #2…
> And why bother? If you have the choice, why not go with HTML5 which already has some good and very fast free implementations available? Well, I think this demo kind of proves why not: it doesn't work the same way…
There are 3 common fallacies in this post that people continually bring up about modern languages. Thought i'd come on here and write some corrections: "There is innate overhead when using an interpreted language, no…
Obviously this depends on your phone. Using an html5 app on a 4s vs. a 3gs is a totally different experience, that probably explains the discrepancies between your experiences.
Great link, thanks.
So, uh, how long until the novelty of writing old programs in a new framework wears off? A review of the entire history of programming indicates the answer is 'never'.
That was a sarcastic rebuttal, the author of that post is not really 16.
Not exactly: "There is a maximum daily limit of £5,000 for all payments received through the service." Sounds ideal for small businesses.
I don't see how this is the original authors problem actually, regardless of the cause. Someones incorrectly written code injected into your own runtime environment could cause all sorts of weird problems. IMO this is a…
"Why can't we use other people work to create our own. If someone took my thesis and turned it in and got an A, I would be psyched for them and happy they used my work. It doesn't hurt me at all." Not sure if this is…
Are you a lib dem member or supporter? As someone who had optimistically voted for the lib dems in the last election, I think there are plenty of reasons for them to be embarrassed about their time in power. Anti-tech,…
This actually is part of the appstore review process (I do this for my job). However, we've had apps slip through before. I'm not sure entirely why this happens, since the checks for missing entitlements or incorrect…
I agree completely, but if you ignore the pseudoscience and take the post as an analogy I think it's thoughtful and insightful.
Holy crap, I did not know that.
Most renewables are not reliable power sources, the wind blows when it blows. That is why a diverse power strategy is needed, including nuclear. When you say the amount subsidised, what is your source, and what do you…
Here is the course I was taught by at university: http://www.dcs.bbk.ac.uk/~roger/cpp/ Lots of value came from the lectures with roger. Sadly he has retired, it would have been nice to have them up on youtube.
> Really, the permissive licenses allow the code to show up in places that copyleft licenses would not allow it. There are a ton of open source projects used in Microsoft Windows or iOS thanks to their permissive…
Ahh, guess my info is out of date, thanks.
> Yes, we do "have to meet FDA compliance." I can't define "have to meet" and I work here. Of course, I'm just an engineer. You are not an engineer. This is a protected term in the US and other countries. If you were a…
> Imagine what it is like to be black in a country where just a few generations back you carried at all times in mixed-race race situations the possibility of being assaulted without recourse or lynched, or in present…
Good call. In what situation is it going to be acceptable to put your hands down someones pants in public? It's difficult to imagine any situation in which this isn't crossing a line. I don't see how that behaviour can…
If you're living and working in London that's the kind of salary you'd be looking at, simply because the rental prices around here are so high. Outside London I can see it being that much lower. £26,500 is about average…
This is a post responding to the following article that was posted on HN yesterday-ish: http://sealedabstract.com/rants/why-mobile-web-apps-are-slow... The point of that article was to specifically call out lazy…
Look up 'Monday Night Combat'. Devs like to experiment by mixing and matching genres, so in my experience things like this often exist somewhere. It was a pretty average game, but the idea is sound.
Sorry, I think I worded that confusingly. By 'what does the app do?' I meant more along the lines of 'how much would a front-end client tax the technical limitations of a smart phone?', so that is the hypothetical…
As you say in your post, people are buying the game irrespectively. Why bother making changes? Here are the current sales figures in the UK: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2013/mar/11/t... Debuted at #2…
> And why bother? If you have the choice, why not go with HTML5 which already has some good and very fast free implementations available? Well, I think this demo kind of proves why not: it doesn't work the same way…
There are 3 common fallacies in this post that people continually bring up about modern languages. Thought i'd come on here and write some corrections: "There is innate overhead when using an interpreted language, no…
Obviously this depends on your phone. Using an html5 app on a 4s vs. a 3gs is a totally different experience, that probably explains the discrepancies between your experiences.
Great link, thanks.
So, uh, how long until the novelty of writing old programs in a new framework wears off? A review of the entire history of programming indicates the answer is 'never'.
That was a sarcastic rebuttal, the author of that post is not really 16.
Not exactly: "There is a maximum daily limit of £5,000 for all payments received through the service." Sounds ideal for small businesses.
I don't see how this is the original authors problem actually, regardless of the cause. Someones incorrectly written code injected into your own runtime environment could cause all sorts of weird problems. IMO this is a…
"Why can't we use other people work to create our own. If someone took my thesis and turned it in and got an A, I would be psyched for them and happy they used my work. It doesn't hurt me at all." Not sure if this is…
Are you a lib dem member or supporter? As someone who had optimistically voted for the lib dems in the last election, I think there are plenty of reasons for them to be embarrassed about their time in power. Anti-tech,…
This actually is part of the appstore review process (I do this for my job). However, we've had apps slip through before. I'm not sure entirely why this happens, since the checks for missing entitlements or incorrect…
I agree completely, but if you ignore the pseudoscience and take the post as an analogy I think it's thoughtful and insightful.
Holy crap, I did not know that.