(M1GetN0(iNumber << 24))

You have a typo in the second function.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh.....

EDIT: Thank you, and case closed.

Look at Awesome PHP: https://github.com/ziadoz/awesome-php

You are now probably going to get to learn about using composer to pull down PHP packages. (similar to node's npm)

Also, look at the PSRs for coding standards: http://www.php-fig.org/faq/

Tutor programming and math

I would love to know if using emscripten will make memory usage more deterministic.

Do you have contact info?

demosquared@ gmail.com

These guys run a startup game: http://tiltnyc.net/about

I posted an ad in the newspaper with a similar kind of experiment in mind. A dead marketing dude was daring me to do something crazy. What's the worst that can happen? (About midway through this: http://www.thegaryhalbertletter.com/Newsletters/aslz_winners...) You can read this first to see what he actually dared me to do.

The short version of what happened: my cellphone was ringing off the hooks and I had to just turn it off for a few weeks. Totally insane response.

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On the technical side, we are looking to fill the following roles: - Engineering Manager - Senior Software Engineer - Data Analyst

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This reminds me of a certain high stakes rock-paper-scissors match... For future reference, use scissors against normal people: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/29/arts/design/29scis.html

According to Fez from That '70s Show, rock always wins!

Pretty shameless, but not a plug (as HN is clearly not the target market). Here's something I did the day after he public domained his articles: http://alfredpang.com/steve-pavlina-blog-collection/

how many have you sold?

I have sold 6 so far. I don't have any tracking but I believe they all came from my postings in Steve Pavlina's forums.

Somebody else did an iPhone app - which I am guessing is doing way better: http://www.stevepavlina.com/forums/technology-technical-skil...