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ianp

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    Game-related libraries and engines can get expensive. They're both 3D, but C4 and Torque for example can both cost >$300USD. It's pretty expensive, but given how well that demo wor…

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    Comment #2024451

    "To each his own", i suppose. That looks delicious to me.

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    Comment #2012972

    Even if $7-12/mo is peanuts to you (it definetly isn't to me), it's still $ vs free. And even comparing bitbucket's free plan vs github's $12 plan, bitbucket's /still/ provides mor…

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    Comment #2012426

    It may be $7/mo, but you only get 5 private repos and one collaborator. If you want more than a small handful of private projects, or even want to work on a private project with an…

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    Comment #2012151

    Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9DkGSlU... Edit: appears to be back up now

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    Comment #2008407

    Unshortened link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003XQEVL2

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    Comment #2006414

    Here's the link unshortened and without referer code: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2UY4C560D3VID

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    Comment #1996446

    Do you have any data to support this? That seems somewhat right to me, but i'm reluctant to trust a random declaration like that.

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    Comment #1994081

    The best way to pick a framework is the same as the best way to pick anything-- make a simple app like a blog or a forum with both frameworks and decide from there which one you li…

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    Comment #1947830

    Well i'm glad to see you never take breaks. Err, except when you waste all day on HN? Don't criticize others for spending their free time differently from you. The same arguements …

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    Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:pyRL80h...

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    Comment #1921915

    Private members are generally just to protect your from yourself. If you have an integer that should /always/ be 1-10, it's easier to use a private variable and a setter that ensur…