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2D Game Libraries for Go(blog.gopheracademy.com)
3 points by adsche 11y ago|0 comments
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by adsche 11y ago
Money quote for those checking the comments first: "Furthermore, we argue that the C standard does not allow Turing complete implementations, and that its evaluation semantics does not preserve typing. Finally, we claim that no strictl
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Subtleties of the ANSI/ISO C standard [pdf](open-std.org)
68 points by adsche 11y ago|26 comments
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by adsche 11y ago
At least please finish reading the second sentence you tried to quote.
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Jolla to Cut Half Its Staff, Restructure Its Debt After Funding Stalls(techcrunch.com)
3 points by adsche 11y ago|0 comments
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by adsche 11y ago
And, at least for me, it became much better. It used to have a lot of glitches and weirdnesses, mostly in Firefox on Linux, now its very nice. I like it a lot.
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by adsche 11y ago
I used to feel the same way, but that changed when I got a higher resolution display. Now (for me) it's pretty much the same as on paper. I prefer serif for long texts so much that I override the default sans fonts on some news sites I
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by adsche 11y ago
And in your imagination, who is resppnsible with what motive and why is that not baseless speculation?
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by adsche 11y ago
Their involvement in "those wars" being that they had to flee them?
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by adsche 11y ago
> Recently, Twitter quietly started relying on the HTTP Referrer field. Yes! It took me weeks to figure that one out. In three years without Referer that was only my second non-obvious error caused by that. And then they started with the
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by adsche 11y ago
You probably don't care, but in my opinion using words derived from nazi terminology is trivializing their ideology. Makes me pretty uncomfortable to read this on HN now.
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Notes from a VC Pitch Meeting(medium.com)
1 points by adsche 11y ago|0 comments
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by adsche 11y ago
> I try my best to avoid those sites now -- they don't want you to engage. In my humble experience, some sites with comment sections also don't want you to engage if you're not on their side. And I think that's more p
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by adsche 11y ago
I liked this comment [1] from earlier: Use ligatures. That way, a meaningful text could be displyed when the font is not loaded, but fuses into a symbol with the appropriate font. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=103
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by adsche 11y ago
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8450769 Informational website by the authors with a good FAQ: http://huh.ideophone.org
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by adsche 11y ago
Small bug: When you did not solve it in time and the answer is diplayed, clicking on the timer will add it to the solved count.
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by adsche 11y ago
I agree that these are probably not good default settings, but just now I learned about pocket, hello, social, ... Why are these not plugins in the first place, or manageable through the preferences dialog?
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by adsche 11y ago
I don't know, they would have to encode two template arguments, one of which is a freely-chosen integer, into a number of suffixes. I'd say, leave that to the user. The user can define literals for the type/exponent combinati
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by adsche 11y ago
What "off the grid" here means is defined in the very first paragraph: "The house itself is [...] completely off the grid. It has no hookups for water, gas, or electricity." Of course it could be worse, but why should
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by adsche 11y ago
> What's the difference in relying on water being delivered by pipe and water being delivered by truck? It's in the text if it's not obvious: One of them is a limited supply. With the implication that you are more more wat
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by adsche 11y ago
As someone who does not enjoy city life: Congrats, awesome. Why did you do it?
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by adsche 11y ago
Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mQPgnfO...
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by adsche 11y ago
Weird, still works for me (or works again). But yes, same material as your source.
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by adsche 11y ago
From the conclusion: This work conclusively demonstrates an inverse correlation between exclamation points density and quality of The Jungle. And from the introduction: Rereading The Jungle recently, I again found the sec
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US Army Field Manual: Basic Cryptanalysis (1990)(umich.edu)
53 points by adsche 11y ago|6 comments
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by adsche 11y ago
The italics are basically the only thing that looks OK here: http://i.imgur.com/H9X3Hpl.png Linux/Firefox FWIW.
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by adsche 11y ago
Am I missing something? In the linked thread they say it reads /etc/resolv.conf and its entries have precedence.
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by adsche 11y ago
Only with knowledge of platform AND compiler, though. Also these are C puzzles and casting pointers to incompatible types and dereferencing them is undefined behavior. Using memcpy would indeed fix this according to e.g. [1]. [1] http:&#x2
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by adsche 11y ago
In Germany, ususally bills are discussed by smaller subsets of the parliament in committees. Parties then decide on a party line for the vote. Thus, most often the result would not be different if everybody was there. Edit: Also, because
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by adsche 11y ago
Seems to be this: https://twitter.com/NexusFandom/status/588254994203303937/ph...

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