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by bhaak 5y ago
> C is probably the patriarch of the longest list of languages. Notable among these are C++, the D programming language, and most recently, Go. There are endless discussion threads on how to fix C, going back to the 80’s. Why is Java mis
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by bhaak 5y ago
Not the roads. But the tunnels! And fondue.
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The history and majors relationships between NetHack and its forks are visualized with graphviz. https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Variant
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by bhaak 5y ago
What's wrong with "classical roguelike" or "traditional roguelike"? Definitions change over time, often you can't do anything about that. But I would expect those two not to deviate too much in the future (hope
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by bhaak 5y ago
NetHack's strong side is the early to mid game where you are limited in resources. Not dying by using all the resources that are available to you in the numerous ways that the game supports. That's why self-imposed limitations (so
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by bhaak 5y ago
Your link discusses classic or traditional roguelikes. OP's blog post is from 10 years so I can't blame them. But today "Roguelike" is usually something slightly different. A roguelike these days is a game that has (at l
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by bhaak 5y ago
Why not both? Use a procedurally generated map as a template and enhance it with manually designed parts. Or mix and match manually designed tiles with procgen stuff. This is similar to to what OP's newer link describes. Another option
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That's not there, yet. That's one of the main criticisms of the original article. So many promises but so little actual functionality after a decade for Bitcoin and half a decade for Ethereum.
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by bhaak 5y ago
I don‘t know how many times I used the wrong M in various date formatters. Format specifiers shouldn’t be case sensitive. Better mnemonics would be even better.
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by bhaak 5y ago
> Your web browser (Chrome 90) is out of date. Update your browser so that this website can be made error-free and secure. Erm. A browser released in April of this year is outdated?
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I'm not sure the taxpayers will pay for that if you are unvaccinated. This pill is for "high-risk patients who took the antiviral within three days of symptom onset". The vaccination even seems to be a bit more effective than
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by bhaak 5y ago
It's less of a meme than you think. AMD and NVidia are integrated into crypto by the GPU mining and Tesla has lots of Bitcoin.
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by bhaak 5y ago
The sub title of the article is "History ain't changed" and the article starts with "In the late summer of 1929 [...]" and I already knew that I shouldn't have read any further. Yes, there will be a crash, ther
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by bhaak 5y ago
Of course it needed a hard fork: https://ethereum.org/en/history/#london It was first proposed by Vitalik in 2018 but lay dormant for a while before being picked up by community members and being prepared for incl
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by bhaak 5y ago
Wow, what a badly researched article. > Notably, EIP-4488 is a "short-term" remedy for Ethereum's sky-high gas fees. No, it would not be a remedy at all. The high gas fees wouldn't be reduced a lot by a reduction of t
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by bhaak 5y ago
What you describe is indeed a viable threat in certain conditions. It's called "Eclipse Attack". But it's a threat for single nodes not for the network as a whole.
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Don't underestimate the culture differences between the Ruby and the Python communities. With Ruby, you are expected to update frequently. New ruby versions are eagerly awaited and all the major packages are updated pretty quickly.
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by bhaak 5y ago
The short story "The Man Who Came Early" by Poul Anderson touches on that theme as well. A soldier is transported back to Iceland of about the year 900 AD. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Came_Early
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by bhaak 5y ago
Because most children don't have a severe case of covid-19 doesn't mean that there is no benefit overall. For once because there are only few severe cases it is much more difficult to assess that there is a benefit. Like if for un
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by bhaak 5y ago
I've seen that number as well but Saxony also has the lowest vaccination rate of all the Bundesländer in Germany, so you would expect there to be a much worse ratio of unvaccinated to vaccinated in the ICU as the relationship is not li
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by bhaak 5y ago
Don't look at cases only but also at deaths. We know now that the vaccines don't protect that well at preventing covid-19. Partly because they weren't developed for the delta variant that's currently most prevalent. But
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Maybe it's that why I don't see it or at least it doesn't spring out to me that much. Because it's like an upscaling effect that also could be an overuse of HD makeup. I've seen that in contemporary movies or series
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by bhaak 5y ago
I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to. I'm looking at the still frames in 1080p. I see the bullet holes absolutely don't match up. At 3:38 they are not as deep and wide as in 3:44. But also the actors position i
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by bhaak 5y ago
NFTs don't solve anything on the copyright enforcement level. How could they? Your printer doesn't enforce copyright either when you print a document or an image you aren't allowed to print. Although I don't think there
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by bhaak 5y ago
There was no way to reintroduce scarcity up until now. And now there's money involved. So people go crazy, although not necessarily those people or the industry that should benefit from it. > I haven't heard owners of signed re
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by bhaak 5y ago
We didn't have 30 years of limitless duplication. You're overestimating how many people were online in the 90s. Look at the graphs from this article: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/10/visualizin
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by bhaak 5y ago
Compact cassettes were not a lossless medium. The DAT cassette was fought against with tooth and nail. The CD was okay as a read only medium. Look how long it took for the music industry to accept DRM free audio formats. Without Apple'
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by bhaak 5y ago
People buy funny hats to use them in games. Currently, the scope of NFTs is quite similar to that. That doesn't mean that we won't see better uses of them in the future. > That is the whole point, I donate to the artist and the
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by bhaak 5y ago
> I also take your digital photo, make some minor alterations and put it up again on Platform A with Blockchain alpha and sell it to Charlie. That's the same as making unlicensed prints from a manipulated copy. That's a copyrig
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That's not machine readable and it needs action from the original artist. NFT can be exchanged without the original artist doing anything and the artist can still get a provision from that.

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