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RWilson
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Comment #1057547
That's a great link, I had not seen that article before. Though, in practice,the actual framerate to vary from the specified by much more than the -10 / +5 fps that he lists. His f…
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Comment #1057477
I would really, really love to know the answer to this too. It's hard to describe my surprise that my 5-year-old PC, with a low power 1.6Ghz CPU, can easily breach 100fps while pla…
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Comment #925136
Criticizing Dustin for an incident regarding which you have not sought his side is very poor form. Similarly, criticizing his argument ad hominem highlights only your own bias with…
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Comment #624201
Nice! That's great to hear, since it's always perplexing when native code ISN'T the fastest... Kind of makes you have to ask, "If there is a better way, why isn't that the native w…
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Comment #617755
Cuil made it on in the special category for the "Failure to Launch" award as did MobileMe.
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Comment #584264
Hmmm... a larger version of the most annoying kind of flash ad on the web. I want those 15 seconds of my life back.
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Comment #552143
This is something we looked at for a while when starting out, and even posted on HN to ask about ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=203864 ). In the end, we chose Flex because i…
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Comment #551681
It's not a programming book but... "The Dream Machine: J.C.R. Licklider and the Revolution That Made Computing Personal" It's an awesome book about the history of computing, human-…
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Comment #550421
Vote for JamLegend too! Gotta love the underdog in the music category...
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Comment #549793
It would be nice if all the TechCrunch trolls could go back to TechCrunch.
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Comment #549412
Those links are all to companies who have the puzzle sent in with the application, not given in the interview. Also, on that note, Joel Spolsky advises ( http://www.joelonsoftware.…
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Comment #548586
By the way, at the bottom of that, I discussed a few thoughts I had on how to tackle the issue of triggering concurrent cache refreshes in a clustered environment. Would appreciate…
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Comment #541643
You're technically right. For reference, look and feel fall under "trade dress" [ http://www.ivanhoffman.com/tradedress.html ]. In brief, the relevant case law is: "To recover for …
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Comment #531176
I agree. The idea is great, and would save some dev time and learning about various communication streams, but it's not affordable. Were we to switch to MessagePub just for the e-m…
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Comment #522892
some of those are obvious, but the Ad Planner was an interesting trick...
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Comment #514015
There's a subtle difference here that isn't being highlighted: Releasing often does not mean giving in to feature creep. Feature creep and lack of coherent direction was the failur…
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Comment #500736
It's nice to see such a rational comparison of languages. So often, I see blogs written by people who only understand one language and blindly compare its' elegant solutions to arc…