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deaddodo
11y ago
No. It's something like. ambigious phrase or phrase token -> multiple possibilities the parser can handle -> multiple possibilities from the requester -> repeat until you've dialed down to a single possibility. It's
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deaddodo
11y ago
> People use natural language to build up contexts, with various details, which the brain then must infer structure from in order to 'execute' the idea being discussed. Most of that simplicity comes from the years of built up i
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deaddodo
11y ago
The SDK was good. He's complaining about English docs, which is pretty valid if you look at the Genesis and Nintendo's docs. Especially considering they had to outline brand new 3d functionality, while the sprite/blit engines
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deaddodo
11y ago
I have a pretty generic Lenovo running Linux. VSCode is way more responsive (as OP says, smooth as butter) than Atom on it.
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deaddodo
11y ago
Link to the Atom module? I'll take a look at making something similar.
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deaddodo
11y ago
The problem is that few design patterns are designed to be platform agnostic. They're designed to solve problems or leverage features from a specific language/language-set. Agnostic patterns tend to be heavily abstract and require
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deaddodo
11y ago
Been doing the same for about a decade. The whole M$/Micro$oft thing is fucking childish. And I'm a FreeBSD user...so it's not like I'm against FOSS.
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deaddodo
11y ago
I was hoping this was an extension for VS:Code. Love the IDE and the clang extension is decent....but real support would be pretty sweet.
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deaddodo
11y ago
> If the Government could simply hand out American Dreams at the Bureau of American Dreams then why would anyone ever aim any higher? Why would anyone take a risk on anything or try to exceed expectations? You hate some odd quote, yet I
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deaddodo
11y ago
> * building everything from source got old You....don't have to. You haven't had to for years . Just use pkg instead of ports. > * lack of support for hardware (Linux has gotten really good at having drivers for hardware
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deaddodo
11y ago
> Some terms (opcode, ISA) are not really explained (except in the glossary) before they are used and there are perhaps too much detail in the expense of the bigger picture. I feel like if you want to get into serious reverse engineering
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deaddodo
11y ago
"Every few days I get bored and can't focus, I have ADD". No...that's called being bored. ADD is wanting to focus on something, but just having no capability of doing so...let alone being able to do so on the shit that
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deaddodo
11y ago
> It isn't quite as selective as the author makes it out to be, in that someone with the traditional medical definition of ADHD would not be able to focus on anything for 16 hours straight as you are able to. "Hyperfocus"
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deaddodo
11y ago
> I was just sharing the theory that ADD is a common symptom of many conditions, rather than a true condition in itself Or that, like many mental conditions, others can mask or appear to be ADD/ADHD. There are plenty of individuals
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deaddodo
11y ago
The irony here is that the publishers/developers working on Sega platforms DID understand 3D development, thanks to Sega's arcade business. They just weren't given the hardware to do so...
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deaddodo
11y ago
I don't understand the use of 3D in 2D/2.5D platformers, as it is. Just use vector art. It's cheaper, looks better and is simpler to code for.
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deaddodo
11y ago
> Goofy image formats? Please. DXT1-6, BC1-7, crunched assets, raw DDS, etc. We deal with tons of different formats, lossy and otherwise. Texture arrays, cubemaps, etc too. Malformed XML documents are trivial with a good lexer and we nee
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deaddodo
12y ago
> I gave Vivaldi a go because I wanted to speed up the testing of a website 'logged in' (with Chrome) and 'not logged in' (with Vivaldi) Most people just use incognito mode for that.
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deaddodo
12y ago
The whole purpose of ORM's /is/ abstraction. The idea is to take the raw concepts of data atoms and abstract them into programmatic entities. This way, you can work with the data directly and not need to worry about SQL seman