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Verlet Integration (Game Physics)(pikuma.com)
1 points by atan2 4y ago|0 comments
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Programming Games for Atari 2600(twitter.com)
1 points by atan2 4y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 4y ago
I must confess I always think of this, but then I close the browser tab and move on to something else. :) One day...
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by atan2 4y ago
I think I visit this site at least 5 times a week to copy and paste the command to generate GIF from .avi with DOSBox. A life saver.
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My Raytracing Journey(bit-101.com)
3 points by atan2 4y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 4y ago
I cannot believe I lived to read the expression "anti-VAX" in this context! :)
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by atan2 4y ago
Well, not really a systems language (and strongly dependant on C), but Lua is usually a good choice and it runs virtually everywhere.
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by atan2 4y ago
I absolutely love the approach, the code, and the motivation. Unfortunately, some things I read in the 'about me' page makes me worry about the author's future.
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by atan2 4y ago
I loved my Tandy. It's nice to see it in the front page of HN, but the shallow content and the thousands of ads in the middle of the article made it for a really depressing read.
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Learning 6502 Assembly in 2022(hanselminutes.com)
1 points by atan2 4y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 4y ago
I cannot believe a raw link to Wikipedia made it to the top stories.
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by atan2 4y ago
I really like this author. Most content created by Bob is solid.
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by atan2 4y ago
"Are we witnessing the slow death of (online) advertising?" I think so. I don't believe it will die completely, but it will crash big time.
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by atan2 4y ago
More and more, this model of "free" content that basically fills webpages with ads will fall. Most companies are realizing that ads do not work, which means we will have to start paying (actual money) for good content. And since u
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by atan2 4y ago
This seems to be a pretty small subset of JavaScript, but I personally love small projects like this for educational purposes. Removing the noise and keeping things minimal helps my brain reason about things. Earlier this year I enrolled in
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by atan2 4y ago
I always loved this interview. Great gems there. I studied the PS1 tech for a while and it's amazing how even small artifacts (polygon jittering, affine texture mapping, etc.) became looks we now try to replicate for the sake of nostal
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A History of Lua (2001)(lua.org)
141 points by atan2 4y ago|120 comments
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by atan2 4y ago
The idea is absolutely great... but the quality of the listed links/resources fluctuate a lot.
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Game Boy Advance port of Quake found(screenhacker.com)
2 points by atan2 4y ago|0 comments
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The A.I. Of Doom(gamedeveloper.com)
86 points by atan2 4y ago|19 comments
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Frustum Planes from the Projection Matrix(fgiesen.wordpress.com)
1 points by atan2 5y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 5y ago
I'm lucky I live close by. I booked a visit for May. Let's check it out!
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“Retro Man Cave” is open for visits(rmcretro.store)
2 points by atan2 5y ago|2 comments
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Learning Legendary Hardware (Commodore Amiga)(fabiensanglard.net)
2 points by atan2 5y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 5y ago
Precisely.
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GNU ed ate my homework(edoverflow.com)
113 points by atan2 5y ago|65 comments
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Even ancient JavaScript is a safer language for integer programming than C(hikari.noyu.me)
2 points by atan2 5y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 5y ago
I did this. I can't recommend it enough!!!
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TRex: 3D Rendering in the Terminal(github.com)
5 points by atan2 5y ago|0 comments
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by atan2 5y ago
I wonder if this was true for both the Amiga and MS-DOS versions. I played this game but never noticed this!

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