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gisenberg
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Comment #19802595
I played a ton of Rocket League and I think there's some non-obvious benefits to Psyonix being acquired by Epic Games that boil down to "Psyonix can be more focused on the core gam…
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Comment #16162956
I wonder if the same holds true for virtual reality. Does violence in VR result in an increase in violent behavior? I think the medium and experience is different enough - is anyon…
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Comment #15296933
When the Chromebook Pixel is configured to run Linux through Crouton/chroot, it displays a warning on reboot and will automatically reflash the machine to stock ChromeOS without in…
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Comment #12483589
Insane. That page loads in 111 network requests totaling about 40MB.
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Comment #12197859
Is that the case? It looks like there's still confusion out there: * http://www.pcworld.com/article/2974057/windows/how-to-turn-o... * http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how…
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Comment #11227219
This echoes the "couldn't you just replicate Dropbox with x + y + z ..." mindset of the past.
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Comment #10993498
A note that using extends Component will cost you the function auto-binding that [p]react.createClass provides. In my specific case, using extends produced code that read more poor…
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Comment #10853296
FWIW, I checked out at the "go install PostGres" pre-requisite. I'd prefer either being less opinionated about pgsql or making the dependency transparent via something like Docker.…
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Comment #10853263
ES6 support in modern browsers is pretty okay (see: https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/ ). It doesn't eliminate the need to transpile, but it looks like transpiling may not …
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Comment #9813727
Attack Pattern / Seattle, WA & Los Angeles, CA / Onsite, Contract and Full-Time opportunities Attack Pattern is looking for senior to principal engineers across a variety of techno…
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Comment #9585057
Additional context for the EULA changes found here, where Tim Sweeney makes some great points: https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?54595-I-want-...
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Comment #9495621
Point taken, but reference material can cover a lot more than API docs. Changes in dependencies, dependencies of dependencies, and their change in source over time are often critic…
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Comment #9494572
There's also a complexity explosion to factor in, and saying that there was a time before Google and Stack Overflow seems a bit dismissive of that. Chances are, your app today is b…
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Comment #8958235
Isn't Unity's publish to web feature timebombed with Chrome? http://blogs.unity3d.com/2014/10/28/the-future-of-web-publis...
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Comment #8903870
Some shameless promotion for a PR I worked on: If you're using the AMD features of TypeScript, support for named AMD modules also made it out in TypeScript 1.4. An example of the s…
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Comment #8048379
I think it's safe to assume this also means the end of the Windows Phone/Android dual boot concept that has been floating around for a while: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2107863…
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Comment #8048364
Windows Phone on the Lumia 520 is indeed surprisingly fantastic. It's an easy recommendation for a phone that costs $50 new-in-box without a contract.
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Comment #7791488
I'm not sure how a reasonable person can see that article and think Microsoft doesn't have to worry about justifying features, project management, testing, documentation, group pol…