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I sense javascript here. Happiness is a feeling, not an action or a plan.

>Money first gives you more options to do what you want but ultimately it gives you power. And power gives you leverage to change the world: first your own world and then the whole world. In other words, with money, you can do more and you're happier for that.

That's not how happiness works. You don't become happier because you can do something or change something with money.

This is no lost art, this is pretty well known for proficient c developers. There is even an Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_structure_alignment

Yes, I love how unbalanced Baldur's Gate 2 sometimes is. I think this makes it actually a great game.

"I think a lot of game designers are so tight-assed and want everything to be so balanced and so super under control — I think that’s a bad instinct. We’re making games. We should allow them to go crazy sometimes."

This goes to blizzard

I actually image that's how apple thinks

Concise: "every RecordValidator is" I would expect a loop here not a declaration.

I moved from J2ObjC to libGDX because of the ui layer, which is fully integrated in libGDX. Splendid work for the engine!

J2ObjC is actually open source for years, they just moved the project to github.

It could also say, MVC doesn't fit anywhere. You usually just want to separate application-independent components, and application dependent coding.

The title is misleading, larger databases already have text analytics.

This post resembles exactly my impressions. I don't see why such a weak reasoned article based on assumptions and feelings is getting upvoted.

I would rather choose something else for productivity.

An if you care for performance, you shouldn't use jquery. It is very slow:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11503534/jquery-vs-docume...

I have the same monitor, 4k is cool but the input lag makes it not so efficient to work with. At least I could't get used to.

I generally like this very much, but I don't think width:80% for container is suited for mobile.

So how would I do a watch task, recompile less and minify js when files changes? These tools are there for a good reason.

Identify the sites which are not worth the time and stop browsing them. For me it was facebook and all classical news pages.

Identify the sites which consume a lot of time without beeing worth the time and then don't visit them anymore. For me it was facebook and all classical news pages.

𝓚𝓐𝓦𝓐𝓘

I always build mobile-first websites ... and they suck on desktop because they have vastly different screen sizes. Proper multi device support ist not cheap or free.

Just put a tools ruler on a chart and you can see the future. Easy as that. And wrong.

You forgot to mention Google Inbox in your article.

The time would be better spent to create a pull request instead of a blog post without any added value.

This is not news, I saw this in a documentary several years ago.

I thought this is a really good startup generator, until I realized it's real ...

The curse of smart people is actually modesty, because they know how little they know. It's hard to be confident and sell stuff with modesty.

Innovative Titles - You are doing it wrong.

The article states "Code compiled by the optimizing compiler can easily be, say, 100x faster than the code generated by the generic compiler"

So expected a quite more than a factor of 2 ...

I created a jsperf to measure a hashtable-like object with for-in/Objekt.keys

The performance differs only with 50%, I expected more actually. Am I doing something wrong?

http://jsperf.com/for-in-with-hashtable-like-object