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by 0xdada 10y ago
It's more like 7 hours a day to be anywhere near competitive at DotA.
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by 0xdada 10y ago
What do you think about using Gaussian distribution for random generation to make it possible to discover rare species (or whatever you generate randomly)? Could a Gaussian distribution "spice things up"?
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by 0xdada 10y ago
Multiple people thought this is a good idea.
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by 0xdada 10y ago
Won't these pipes get clogged over time by residue that beer leaves behind? I imagine there'd be a lot more residue than with water.
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by 0xdada 10y ago
I'm also not sure why LCD is used as the example. Wouldn't a cellular automata (or a simplification of one) be a better example here?
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by 0xdada 10y ago
Strange, I also have an entry from March 13, 2061.
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by 0xdada 10y ago
Even if it is, I assume everything that comes with knowing you don't have a heart is too much of a factor for this to be measured/evaluated.
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by 0xdada 11y ago
I guess the news here is that they now use Capstone. I haven't tried either, but I'm excited for a de-facto standard open-source disassembler. A lot of great tools could come out of it. Now if we had something of similar quality f
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by 0xdada 11y ago
That's the coolest thing I saw all week! A track like that was the first thing I built all by myself when I was a kid.
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by 0xdada 11y ago
Do you have any anecdotes you can share? I'd be interested.
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by 0xdada 11y ago
Unfortunate title. factoid - an invented fact believed to be true because it appears in print.
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Portable soup(en.wikipedia.org)
17 points by 0xdada 11y ago|1 comments
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by 0xdada 11y ago
I don't see the link between terrorist armies using strong encryption and government surveillance. Is there one, besides the fact that people like to use terrorism as an argument? "Encryption" to "math" should be th
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The Art of Toilet Cleanliness(luckypeach.com)
1 points by 0xdada 11y ago|0 comments
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by 0xdada 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_millionaires
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by 0xdada 11y ago
It was a web-based game in Hungary called Virtual Box.
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by 0xdada 11y ago
There's an online game from 2001 that I can't find any information on. I went as far as contacting the trademark owners and even they don't have anything, any source code, any images. Pre-internet and pre-google will probably
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by 0xdada 11y ago
You can read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%5EX
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by 0xdada 11y ago
Coming from a high school that is usually considered one of the top 10 in my random European country, I simply cannot imagine this. Granted, this country is one of the cyan countries in [1]. High school was easily the most fun time of my ch
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by 0xdada 11y ago
This mass meme-spamming form of discussion should not even be called chat in my opinion. It can be fun, but nobody interacts with it as if it was chat above a certain number of participants.
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by 0xdada 11y ago
I think most app content is only accessible after registration. Does that qualify as public app content?
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by 0xdada 11y ago
I believe it's a GitHub thing, so people can't simply host static stuff inside repos.