ORioN63

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by ORioN63 15y ago
Cracked used to be so much better...It still has some good articles, once in a while, but much rarer.
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Live Edit Environment for DCPU-16 Machine(0x10c)(dwilliamson.github.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
http://projecteuler.net/ http://www.topcoder.com/
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by ORioN63 15y ago
Python Standard Library is well written, if you want to have a look at it.(Decimal is easy and full of programming examples). And: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=327710 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=599994
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A nearby star may have more planets than we do(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
And: https://github.com/Rotten194/Tenc https://github.com/Blecki/DCPUC
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by ORioN63 15y ago
Don't forget the use of Lisp REPL, to actually solve it. I think it's pretty cool. Also the part in which they launched a probe with it's software still incomplete, and they uploaded it mid-flight. And in the end(54:50), he lays out some in
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by ORioN63 15y ago
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2012/04/04/to... Above, is a link of Phil Plait, explaining a feature on that same image: A star-forming region denominated G305. The read is worth the time!
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Writing software for space probes(johndcook.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
It's actually quite old, the idea of using liquids as a body armor. The problem with implementation was the weight of the liquids. From this article, it has appeared that the problem was solved, since they mention that is a lot lighter and
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Tenc - A high-level, kinda-c language for the DCPU(reddit.com)
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DCPUC - C-like language for the DCPU-16 (with compiler)(github.com)
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First superradiant lasers produce nearly no photons (and that's expected)(arstechnica.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
If you remove empty lines, the code will be under 200 lines, so I think it's kind of fair to say it has less than 200 lines.
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by ORioN63 15y ago
More important: Who will be the first one to code Minecraft on a DCPU16 computer?
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The Nokia Lumia 900 review - Windows Phone Mango(arstechnica.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
This is actually pretty cool. Makes me think of the potato powered server posted a few months ago.
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by ORioN63 15y ago
There's no way, that's all just other players. TWO times a screenful of players, started to gank me. Maybe I'm just a sore loser ahaha. Great game, anyway.
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by ORioN63 15y ago
Looks nice. Added complexity would be cool. TD is great with some creativity.
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by ORioN63 15y ago
"If constructs: if, assuming, given, when, supposing, whenever, wherever" I need this ahaha!
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by ORioN63 15y ago
I've left my coffee on the window, then I changed the temperature to 100 Celsius. It's been a hour. It's getting colder and colder. Does not work!! lol
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by ORioN63 15y ago
The moon does have a effect on Earth's oceans, but the biggest reason why oceans are active, is the variation of temperature both in the atmosphere and in the water(This also creates a variation on pressure). The difference on air pressures
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James Cameron's first footage from the deep sea floor(youtube.com)
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Man accused of celeb hacking pleads not guilty(today.msnbc.msn.com)
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by ORioN63 15y ago
The good old Power vs Weight problem :P. The main problem with nuclear is that it doesn't give enough energy, when you want something so small. I believe the best bet to power both the quadcopter and the bee are microwaves, in another words
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by ORioN63 15y ago
Well, pacemakers already use nuclear material due to it's long lived nature and it's stability. Unfortunately, that's nuclear's only strength with something so small. Chemical batteries are much more cost effective, lighter and much more po
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by ORioN63 15y ago
Wow, this is pretty awesome.Is there a self-hosting version, somewhere?
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Yes, I think it is, but don't forget that IE has quite a share on the browser market.
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Google security certificate is invalid
1 points by ORioN63 15y ago|3 comments
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It's great to finally see people, taking initiatives to learn and evolve in the digital age. I'm of the opinion that everyone should learn how to program, so seeing people all over the global, actually do it from scratch is great. Also, don

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