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by Mizza 7y ago
Source here: https://github.com/lameguy64/psn00bsdk Since the N64 programming guide showed up on the front page, here's a good PSX SDK that I stumbled upon the other day.
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PSn00bSDK – An open source PS1 SDK that doesn't suck(youtube.com)
1 points by Mizza 7y ago|1 comments
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by Mizza 7y ago
Semi-related: Does anybody know any good online tools/apps for learning piano scales and chords?
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by Mizza 7y ago
> “It’s really not doing much of anything besides getting in the way,” said Kristen. She complained that the robot pages the store nearly constantly, over the smallest things—like a stem from a bunch of grapes—and it will go around in ci
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by Mizza 7y ago
I like this idea. Another thing we can do is to demand an FDA-approval process for recreational drugs! Dr. David Nutt has been developing a safer alcohol alternative, Alcarelle [1], but is having trouble finding a foothold in the marketplac
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by Mizza 7y ago
I see the appeal of that, but I think most of us think that the school experience is necessary for proper socialization of the kids. Personally I think that most schools are akin to prisons in many ways, but they were also the place where I
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Homegroove – Open-Source DIY Vinyl Record Lathe(masonbrown.me)
1 points by Mizza 7y ago|1 comments
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New electrochemical process shortens the path to capturing and recycling CO2(news.engineering.utoronto.ca)
25 points by Mizza 7y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 7y ago
If you're well credentialed, tech-smart, greedy, and morally bankrupt, it's probably more lucrative to work for Google than the NSA.
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by Mizza 7y ago
Problems are soluble. This is the first time our species has encountered this problem, and will solve it or we will die. I think we will solve it. Regardless, we need to solve it at 8 billion or 20 billion. The thing that will solve it is p
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by Mizza 7y ago
In Western countries that place a high value on equality (Europe/US) and countries with strong authoritarian governments (China). I think it's a big untested assumption to assume that what happened in Norway will happen in India a
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by Mizza 7y ago
I've read that the education of women seems to be the thing which has the biggest impact on lowering birth rates in developing nations. Educated women can work better jobs and leave the home more. I'd guess that part of it is also
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by Mizza 7y ago
I have two conflicting thoughts about this: 1) I controversially think the world is currently underpopulated. Yes, as a species we need to get our pollution and resource management under control, but we need to do that at any population siz
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by Mizza 7y ago
When you put it like that, I agree, however America is abandoning its leadership responsibilities and somebody has to fill the void. What's the alternative? BRICS?
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by Mizza 7y ago
Cool, but this seems like a very fancy age, race and gender approximator. I wonder if the NSA has an in-house version already.
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by Mizza 7y ago
Just sent this to my mom. I think your product looks really useful, joyful, well-priced, well-built and well-run. I think if you keep it up, you'll be really successful! I'm rooting for you!
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by Mizza 7y ago
HN is great because of the strict moderation. If there are any good subreddits left, it's because they're well moderated. Some of it is cultural and demographic, but I think moderation is really the key missing piece in all of the
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by Mizza 7y ago
A bummer about the new Macbooks not having SD card slots, besides the inconvenience for camera/audio device users, is that the SD card slot offered an extremely convenient way to add extra storage space for not a lot of money.
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Conspiracy(journal.kennethreitz.org)
3 points by Mizza 7y ago|0 comments
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by Mizza 7y ago
Can we please, please, please kill the myth that Terraform in any way helps in any way with provider independence?
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by Mizza 8y ago
Obligatory song about genetically engineered fluorescent cats: http://www.theraycatsolution.com/#10000
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by Mizza 8y ago
Smells a lot like the EmDrive. That didn't pan out so well under increased scrutiny! This isn't the first time a physics-violating patent has been granted - anybody else remember the Orbo? https://patents.google.com&#x2
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by Mizza 8y ago
What about the methyl hydrazine?
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by Mizza 8y ago
Does this release a huge carcinogenic cloud over Florida?
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by Mizza 8y ago
Grrr, why aren't scientists all using perceptually uniforms color schemes! This would still look awesome in `plasma`. Is there any where I can get the data and do it myself? One of my favorite talks ever is on this subject: https:&#x2
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by Mizza 8y ago
My favorite example of this ever: https://vimeo.com/93923609
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by Mizza 8y ago
The ACLU is involved: https://www.aclunc.org/news/aclu-files-complaint-department-...
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by Mizza 8y ago
Is this something we need to petition congress to fix? Do CBP agents have the right to search the electronic devices of US citizens without a search warrant or not?
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by Mizza 8y ago
I don't work for Cisco. Even then, Google's business model is surveillance, Cisco's is selling routers. I don't wake up every day to spy on people. If you do, you're a bad person in my book.
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by Mizza 8y ago
Give me a break, there are ways to make money besides working for an evil company. I do it. Most people do it. Nobody working at Google is there because they're struggling to "afford life".

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