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boulderdash
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Comment #7642493
smart hiring strategy!
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Comment #7630498
Why not just allow it to be open source.
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Comment #7608247
Hi srean - thanks for that recap. I just did some more digging on this and tried to understand the assembly versions of coroutines. They were very spartan. It was just: POP the nex…
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Comment #7589697
@srean - can you provide a link to the PDP support for coroutines? I would like to read more.
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Comment #7588911
Thanks for sharing that link. I have seen James tutorial a while back, and I agree. He does a great job.
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Comment #7588906
If anybody is doing this, let me share some words of advice based on experience. Please use a virtual machine instead of doing this on your primary machine. You eliminate the risk …
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Comment #6917714
Thanks for sharing this. This is what Eugene Jarvis did to make Defender fast. It was a common tool in the toolbox for any clever game programmer for the 6809. I think it is awesom…
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Comment #6743146
guess what, in the bay area, connectivity up is generally even worse than that. For all the amazing internet companies here, the infrastructure for the public is pretty bad.
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Comment #6698402
Been waiting for this, since the first articles like this appeared about 30 years ago.
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Comment #5218816
DATA FTW!
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Comment #3904699
this is awesome, thanks!
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Comment #3608254
can this live side by side the existing xcode system?
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Comment #2659468
bullshit
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Comment #2569988
is this a forum web community or something the required a custom app to support the community?
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Comment #1880306
scaling twitter is easy. it is getting the users that is hard. I can say this because I was part of a service in 1999 that had more users and volume (bytes/hits/etc.) yet didn't ha…
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Comment #1880292
That was an old typewriter convention. I learned typing on a typewriter in highshool. Wordprocessors in the 80's eliminated that convention. They would automatically perform the pr…
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Comment #868165
so the 'almost all' in my above is wrong? you basically said what I said, but with your favorite smalltalk GC.
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Comment #867953
actually, in this day and age... if you hit disk for paging/swap on a production server... "you are doing it wrong"... this should not be an issue
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Comment #867950
almost all GCs are awful
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Comment #867948
When I read stuff like this, I should go... Yay, they are back on the path. However, I'm stuck on the... why are they even off the path in the first place? Why should rediscovery o…
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Comment #648021
they are doing NAT traversal
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Comment #486537
so axod - which sites were you rocking since 99? :-)
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Comment #486413
It is not a large number, and they do have a lot of inventory. The ads are just not as effective. Also, 3rd parties (aka you and me) do not get these ads, nor would we get the grea…
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Comment #486391
Well, I don't have the exact numbers... but the main message was that the revenue in comparison to other ad channels was insignificant (!).