bernds74

5 ms·

31.
by bernds74 4y ago
Do they maybe put different mixes on vinyl? I find most of today's music unlistenable purely because of the production and the focus on loudness, and I've been wondering whether vinyl has been growing in popularity because there a
32.
by bernds74 4y ago
Also - you're performing in front of an audience. This is something that can feel stressful in itself, especially when certain individuals in that audience become difficult to deal with. You need to perform at a high level, but you als
33.
by bernds74 4y ago
> Like, strip those OO-bjects into arrays, or directly pack them into hot-loop structs that have little regard for the Objects they started out with. I think Jonathan Blow's JAI is trying to do something like this. Unfortunately it
34.
by bernds74 4y ago
Fully open source and open content is a pretty strong constraint. Nethack and Angband are probably the ones I've spent most time with. I also had a phase where I spent time with springrts and the games built on top of it. A more recent
35.
by bernds74 5y ago
Also https://www.youtube.com/user/Chris67132/videos
36.
by bernds74 5y ago
In Germany we had specialized magazines, and I'm sure there were similar things in most countries. I bought a CPC664 in 1985, and there was a magazine called CPC International. It had articles about all sorts of things - programming la
37.
by bernds74 7y ago
Even more recently, Lee Sedol managed to beat another AI where a human would have vetoed the computer move. Lee is the real world's John Connor, the only man able to beat the machines.