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by Flow 9y ago
Pay to get rid of the ads and get some more functionality seems fine to me. But it goes the other way too. I bought Bad Piggies some years ago. I play it on vacations. And this vacation I started it and just couldn't figure out how t
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by Flow 9y ago
But is it a safe space yet? :) Autoblocking list bots going crazy can't hardly be a good thing for growth. Facebook with their groups concept feels like a better model than the free-for-all model Twitter uses. And I've always felt
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by Flow 9y ago
Not to take away any of Woz's brilliantness, but coding the 6502 in hex was something many of us did every day in the 80's. He's right that branches are a tad tricky, but the number of instructions you usually use are few eno
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by Flow 9y ago
I thought about that when I read the book. How weird to write about such grandiose ideas as interstellar travel and then go on and describe the wreck of Titanic as something marvelous and mysterious. Has he written about Titanic in his othe
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by Flow 9y ago
Or The Killing Star. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Killing_Star
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by Flow 9y ago
> They're not actually sincere about it, it's marketing like everything else. Really? How do you explain Secure Enclave, end-to-end iMessage encryption and lots more? Not to mention the tough stance they publicly took against F
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by Flow 9y ago
Since you have a pretty "flat" design, could you imagine there being preferences settings for adjusting the contrast? I love the yellow indicators. However, I find gray text on gray background to not be very readable. Yes, I'
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by Flow 9y ago
Yes, I get the reserve space for local variables and so on. But this is a leaf-function and one that has no register trashing or temporary variables. Could this be inlined later on via link-time optimizations? Will the linker then remove th
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by Flow 9y ago
Exactly what purpose does the surrounding instructions serve in this and similar simple cases? Is it compiler dogma or a missed uncommon optimization? push rbp mov rbp, rsp popcnt eax, edi pop r
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by Flow 9y ago
But the tooling is much better today. I read that the layout of the 6502 was mostly made by one person. https://research.swtch.com/6502
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by Flow 9y ago
Cops everywhere appreciate your last sentence.
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by Flow 9y ago
Yes, but it's far newer than Win32 and MFC. There's also ATL, Active Template Library.
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by Flow 9y ago
And WTL, Windows Template Library. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Template_Library
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by Flow 9y ago
Yes, the Copper is a very cool thing. I've done insane copper lists with up to 52 splits per rasterline(each split is 8 pixels wide), and then a unique new set of colors for each rasterline. The result is very mesmerizing. It can look
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by Flow 9y ago
What did you use NMI for? I've coded a lot of asm, blitter and coppper on the Amiga but I don't recall ever using NMI's.
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by Flow 9y ago
A big login form is all I see. :-(
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by Flow 9y ago
Yeah, it was a very nice experience. Also, a mouse pointer that was synced to vertical blank together with a mouse that seemed to feed the computer with events fast enough to make it non-laggy and fluid.
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by Flow 9y ago
Have you seen the subbreddit for "Antarctic Anomalies"? https://www.reddit.com/r/AntarcticAnomalies/ I find stories and myths around Antarctica fascinating. It's one of the last places on Earth huma
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by Flow 9y ago
The Haskell style guide says not to over-use them, and to write a type-signature on the line before. https://github.com/tibbe/haskell-style-guide/blob/master/has...
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by Flow 9y ago
I've started to mentally replace the words "inclusion and diversity" with "conformity" on certain places on the net.
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by Flow 9y ago
And they have removed the scrollbars for no good reason at all.
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by Flow 10y ago
I've not tried this plugin, but it might do just what you want. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/disable-scroll-jac...
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by Flow 10y ago
That's great to hear. It's often a bad sign when base-something can't be upgraded and lags for years. I think you need to update this page since it mentions 4.02.3 still. https://github.com/facebook/reaso
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by Flow 10y ago
When will ReasonML use the latest OCaml? Maybe it doesn't matter much, but it's still quite an old version.
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by Flow 10y ago
Maybe they'll consider forking the book into "Real World Reason"? It's quite a great name for a book.
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by Flow 10y ago
Mid-rasterline color splits, often combined with snakes of sprites, often with border removal effects. Watch this demo for state-of-the-art in that kind of programming on the C64. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lseBxJYpz54
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by Flow 10y ago
Except that in some Lisps where you have multi-methods or generated field accessor methods you'd probably would write it backwards. Maybe like this: (. (bar foo) ...) ^ cursor is here
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by Flow 10y ago
I've set OS X to always show the scroll bars, and wondered why they disappear on Facebook. Their custom scroll bar looks identical to the native one. The whole thing they made feels pointless and user hostile.
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by Flow 10y ago
I bet this is the one you refer to: http://giudansky.com/images/articoli/2016/11/blender-infogra... At a glance it looks quite bad, but if you actually learn Blender it's probably useful.
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by Flow 10y ago
And adding playlists to your account without telling you. This was on a free account, but still, it felt like they had no integrity at all.

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