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OpenMW V0.28.0 Released - Morrowind Engine Reimplementation(gamingonlinux.com)
1 points by Morgawr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
The most important thing is that after 30 seconds or so, your body will start to calm down This is so true. While I haven't given many speeches in my life yet, I've had some experience playing in public at concerts (max I had wa
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Revolutionary Scuba Mask Creates Breathable Oxygen Underwater On Its Own(minds.com)
12 points by Morgawr 13y ago|9 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Whoops! Sorry, you're correct. I apologize for the wrong link (fixed now). And yeah, I agree that some studies are a bit biased (it's hard to find objective studies with a proper applied method). I just wanted to share some findin
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Slightly related to the "let's implement Lisp on weird languages/platform" theme, here's awklisp, a project that apparently helped/inspired Dipert to write Gherkin: https://github.com/darius&#x2
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I've been recently studying comparisons of programming languages/programming semantics and I've been reading papers on the subject. While I do not have strictly relevant papers (I swear I had but I can't find them right
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A Lisp interpeter in a thousand lines of Bash(github.com)
97 points by Morgawr 13y ago|29 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Luckily development has nothing to do with coding.
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by Morgawr 13y ago
The most interesting of all (imo) which I have tried and used (works fairly well) is project meshnet: https://projectmeshnet.org They have their own network called Hyperboria http://hyperboria.net/ and the ultim
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by Morgawr 13y ago
English isn't my first language either so I apologize if this is incorrect. I think a scientist is somebody who applies a scientific method or, more broadly, does research in a field. Since "Computer Science" isn't reall
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I don't really agree with the arbitrary world defined in this article, it seems overly simplified and makes a lot of assumptions. I understand this might be just for beginners or people who want to get a simple view of the world but it
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Interesting scripts are being posted in the comments, really neat tricks guys. One thing I'd like to add, if you're like me and don't want to install too much "extra" stuff on your machines: Bash has native commands
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The Lambda Calculus: Its Syntax and Semantics(mathgate.info)
2 points by Morgawr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
>The last thing said to me upon exiting the interview, again, all smiles and handshakes, was, "I'll give you a call tomorrow. But if you don't hear from me, give me a call." >Fuck that. From the moment I left their
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I very much doubt that the majority of the American population under 40 are "sophisticated users". And no, browsing Facebook and twitter every day does not count. Especially this day and age full of tablets, smartphones and spec
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Cuckoo Sandbox releases v1.0(cuckoosandbox.org)
2 points by Morgawr 13y ago|0 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
>Since when FP is high performance and better concurrency support? FP is a huge step forward for concurrent development. The availability of immutable and (especially) persistent data structures is a key point in getting a concurrent app
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by Morgawr 13y ago
that looks pretty horrible if you ask me
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I remember a few things that happened to me when I was 2 years old. Mostly some events when I used to play with my cat or with legos in my room. I'm fairly sure those aren't constructed memories, not sure why some specific memorie
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by Morgawr 13y ago
That doesn't sound like a GPL problem, it sounds like an industry problem. As a game developer I'd rather complain with the industry and try to follow an ethical path (i.e. freedom with GPL) rather than complain to those people wh
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Moore's law has not much to do with computational power anymore, it's always been about transistor numbers in cpus. While this has traditionally mapped 1:1 with computing power, it doesn't work like this anymore. It's no
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by Morgawr 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ahvzDzKdB0 This video is relevant. Amazing talk.
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by Morgawr 13y ago
As an European I can't say how well it compares to the US but The Netherlands (Amsterdam in particular) are an amazing place to move to. I've left Italy a few months ago and moved to Amsterdam (studying and working), it's an
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Why not ClojureScript instead? Could be fun.
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by Morgawr 13y ago
Honestly, I'd rather just not use extensions at all. They've proven insecure in the past and will probably be insecure in the future. Even if they come from a trusted vendor, that won't mean that it won't be compromised.
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Happy new year and goodbye bzip2(kernel.org)
158 points by Morgawr 13y ago|31 comments
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I agree entirely and >This kind of annotation hell is indicative of the inflexible and unextensible nature of Java. This line made me think a lot, it reminded me of this amazing talk by Guy Steele[1], an absolute must for every language
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by Morgawr 13y ago
You're welcome "try" crypto, like everybody else is. Just don't go market your product as "the most secure" encryption ever when you don't even bother to put it to the test beforehand and get it reviewed b
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Quantum Computing Lisp(schloerconsulting.com)
1 points by Morgawr 13y ago|0 comments
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Perception and Action: An Introduction to Clojure's Time Model(infoq.com)
5 points by Morgawr 13y ago|0 comments

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