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axefrog
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About axefrog
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Comment #42833622
Fun fact: A large portion of TerminusDB's codebase is written in Prolog. https://github.com/terminusdb
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Comment #31573187
Di.fm has a modern UI and going as strong as ever.
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Comment #29448848
The Veloren developers seem to have forgotten to provide a page of information _anywhere_ giving a non-negligible overview of what the game is about. The main website has little mo…
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Comment #24945691
We have a massive problem with our media being largely owned by Murdoch. The result is that our elections tend to be heavily influenced by lies and propaganda, just as is the case …
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Comment #24738498
I find the whole premise odd. Meat is fundamentally associated with living creatures. How could you have a concept of meat and simultaneously find it weird that creatures would be …
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Comment #19811043
Genuine curiosity... why have you put an apostrophe in "parent"?
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Comment #16919362
But it's ok for taxes to pay for roads and garbage collection?
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Comment #16870030
Does anyone have a good sense of the current performance impact of crossing the boundary between JS and WASM? I've often thought it'd be great to be able to expose high-performance…
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Comment #14938254
Don't forget that screen resolutions were lower on average back then, which means that the side-by-side comparison doesn't really account for relative scale.
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Comment #14027345
I'm curious; what don't you like about Aubrey De Grey? I haven't yet seen an interview or conversation with him where he doesn't seem extremely knowledgeable about his field, or la…
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Comment #13910299
Thankyou, this looks to be exactly what I need! Starting the course now.
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Comment #13759390
The W3C spec is now finalised and locked in, and Chrome and Firefox will release Web Assembly completely in their next releases, respectively.
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Comment #13633655
Realise that by not risking failure, you fail automatically.
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Comment #13623499
Occam's razor is a guideline, not an immutable law.
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Comment #12871105
Updates are monthly. Would you prefer a six-or-twelve month digest summary?
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Comment #11189196
Just as a point for consideration, look at the television variety shows broadcast back in the 50's. Simple slapstick humour, such as tripping over or crashing through a drywall bro…
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Comment #11070081
Looks pretty good, but would like to see more than just a features list. Some documentation? An issues list? A way to discuss the project with the developers and other users? (e.g.…
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Comment #10828067
Try http://learncpp.com
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Comment #10765684
I don't see how it could. If you search Google for apple, or even ask a person to give you information about the term "Apple", how can they give you what you need without further c…
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Comment #10343826
Actually that link doesn't even link properly to the Surface Bookj page now, which means anyone new reading these comments won't get the context, seeing as all they'll find via the…
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Comment #10219163
I was always a defender of a site's right to use advertising in lieu of any better way to pay for its content. As someone who'd had stabs in the past at making content sites with u…
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Comment #10089689
Fair enough. If I could say one thing; make it a company policy to have every team member spend an hour on your answers forum every morning answering all the unanswered questions. …
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Comment #10089153
Awesomium is good but development is excruciatingly slow and the team seems to place no importance whatsoever on developer relations. Questions on their forum are very frequently i…