Zelizz

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by Zelizz 8y ago
Unless they purposefully produced hash collisions by truncating the hash, they've just traded one unique identifier for another one. The information they throw away is not very hard to recreate, you just need to discover an individual
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by Zelizz 8y ago
Sounds like you might have issues with large field-of-view. Halo was designed to be played from a couch looking a TV somewhat far away, so it has a fairly narrow FOV. I know that at least some of the games you listed (Portal, Portal 2) have
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by Zelizz 8y ago
Where would one go to find more of this conventional Makefile wisdom? I've had so many issues trying to use make the "right" way (flexible, clean, terse, etc.). I feel like one of the best ways to acquire this wisdom is to po
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by Zelizz 8y ago
Don't they still have that? Isn't that what the .DS_Store folders are for? I feel like I used to do that with USB drives to use on school computers.
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by Zelizz 8y ago
I wrote a number of essays in high school on my iPad (the first one) using the touchscreen keyboard. I also did digital painting using the Brushes app and my finger (later with a touchscreen stylus), and made some simple music tracks using
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by Zelizz 8y ago
Apple already got a huge number of developers to transition their apps to 64-bit ARM with the iPhone, I feel like if they made it simple enough they could get a critical mass on the desktop just as quickly.
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by Zelizz 8y ago
I think you're right, actually. There are occasions where you use a feature that's ostensibly supported, but it needs to be emulated by the driver in software (I think geometry shaders might have been this way on some OS/hard
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by Zelizz 8y ago
I managed to get "76/100 (76%) — Confidence : 99.99%" for the 1ms test. I wonder if headphone quality makes a difference?
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by Zelizz 8y ago
It would probably be better to port to SDL2, which can then use whichever rendering backend is best for your platform.
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by Zelizz 8y ago
https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2018/05/15/meet-surface-hu... "The new Surface Hub 2 is sleeker, more agile and more affordable to fit any workspace or work style." No info on exactly how mu
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by Zelizz 8y ago
Pretty sure that Google is advertising a service that you might pay for, whereas Microsoft is adding a new feature (in reality, many features) to an OS you already paid for. Full disclosure, I work for Microsoft, this post doesn't refl
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by Zelizz 9y ago
OpenGL is still very relevant, and it works on more hardware than Vulkan. You can get very good performance out of OpenGL if you try to follow AZDO practices, and it'll be good practice, should you later decide to learn Vulkan.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Damn, I thought I finally had a good place to buy DOGE.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
They could, but you could have already transferred the funds to another wallet they don't control.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
That's one of the reasons that I'm actually a little excited for Moore's Law coming to an end. For years it has been more economical to program quickly and somewhat wastefully, leaving many people with slower computers behind
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by Zelizz 9y ago
You probably want to use the conceptually simplest construct your language / standard library offers. In Python that's enumerate. In C, that'd be the standard for loop. In Java that'd be the enhanced for loop. People rea
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by Zelizz 9y ago
I think I made a thread about that on their support forums maybe 5 years ago? They're never going to fix it.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Or you could distribute tokens mined from a computer that's plugged in somewhere, or even purchased with normal currency. But I'm not sure I'd want to navigate a web where I'm constantly making purchase decisions with ev
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Deferred rendering is on the way out, in my opinion. With the advent of clustered forward rendering, we can get many, many lights without having to do multiple passes, cram everything in the gbuffer, use a single shading model for the whole
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by Zelizz 9y ago
One more reason to be sad about the demise of Pebble :'(
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by Zelizz 9y ago
He also has some pretty cool articles on finding all walkable areas of the map ("walk_monster.cpp")and how he improved the grass planting system: https://mollyrocket.com/casey/stream_0006.html https:/&#
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Heh, broadcast random numbers at a slow, steady rate, set a bot to watch for news headlines including certain military keywords, have number station start broadcasting furiously.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
You could always clone the tree into a new linked-list if you wanted to keep things purely functional, but that would add needless complexity and still not make it easier to create a correct implementation. Functional programming as a parad
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by Zelizz 9y ago
What were the 10 phones above the iPhone before?
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Oh man, with Lua in the browser, I'd actually start to write web stuff again. And we could get a really nice fast port of Love2D running!
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Reading through these articles and the linked papers was both thrilling and disheartening. Thrilling, because it's a huge amount of information that is immediately interesting and useful to me. Disheartening, because I have been workin
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by Zelizz 9y ago
That can be done pretty easily with adaptive subdivision and displacement mapping. You could also just create a super high-poly mesh manually and paint in the dents.
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by Zelizz 9y ago
We can go a little shorter with C :) main(i){for(;i<101;puts(printf(i%3?"%d\r":"fizz",i)&&i++%5?"":"buzz"));}
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by Zelizz 9y ago
In my opinion, Linux desktop environments have historically been missing small but important details, like proper escape angles in menus, and comprehensive / nicely organized settings pages, adding friction to the user experience. My m
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by Zelizz 9y ago
Why not calculate the unchanging intermediate results in separate functions so that you can pass them as arguments to the final function?

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