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HN is desperate for any kind of code related submission. Of which there are too few.
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And here are chesses from 3 to infinity. http://www.chessvariants.org/alphabet.html
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Steam Machines in the wild (with links)(cynagen.com)
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What happens if you don't shoot the civilians, does the game end?[/qurious]
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Make a video/report and post it on Hacker News!
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Playing two hours a day per person would make 4380000 players. Which seems pretty realistic considering there were 12 million active Wow players at one point.
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Every child should be shown how to program for a few days, but merely so that those few who are genuinely interested get to know that programming "exists".
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Took a quick look at their insertion sort algorithm. It looks wrong, doing unnecessary swaps, when moving elements up. For and extra O(1) memory your can avoid that.
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Creep mode >>Activate<<! That guy should get his own movie.
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He is showing what kind of person he is. The gesture is probably unprecedented in the world.
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That is a quote from the Oculus website and therefore cannot be taken too seriously. They are engineers not ophthalmologists. The problem I see is the lens in between the screen and eye, which might cause strain. I do hope their statement i
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Can I hear your reasoning? Why would rift not increase chances of developing instrument myopia ?
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I'm not sure what kind of effect that might have on the eyes. Tempted to try it but I'm scared that after a couple of months I would get +5 glasses.
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Not really. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fot3m7kyLn4 Also. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling
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You can make supercooled water in your freezer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling
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As warm as the word vapor may sound it is actually really cold. Europa's oceans, if they exist, are -50°C and lower.
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Is it realistic or do they find aliens/god?
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I would say laws( the ones we usually define in physics ) are consequence of physics and don't really exist.
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How so?, if a human isn't a Turing machine the you can learn him the rules and give him the instruction tape and he will perform the same as Tm.
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Certain processes are vital to the computer's operation and should not be killed. For example, after I took the screenshot of myself being attacked by csh, csh was shot by friendly fire from behind, possibly by tcsh or xv, and my sess
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Do they kill demons faster?
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I completely agree on the first five paragraphs. Well written. I have yet to see a game as good as the first Deus Ex. Do you have any suggestions besides the usual?
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CoD is not a shooter on rails despite being mocked as such. In rails shooters you have literally no control over movement. I agree that levels are more linear, but at expense of other gameplay elements. Also CoD franchise is getting sucked
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You have to consider that Doom and Quake are on the same level that modern generic shooters. They were basically, find the keys( up to three ), find the doors and kill the monsters and nothing more. I think Doom and Quake were what CoD is t
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I took a look at some game play videos and I'm positively surprised. I seems today's developers mostly just don't care or don't have the required knowledge.
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That is nowhere near enough. The best case scenario is a static world with simplified stelar objects. So far the only released game that got even close to realistic distances was I-War 2:Edge of Chaos( awesome game btw ) which was static.
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It can be whatever you want it. 10 states for two hands. Or take 8 fingers and you get a byte.
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Range of 1023 versus 10 for decimal. I like it. The number 132 is pretty unfortunate. Showing it might cause miscommunication.
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>>All this power is packed into our compact smartwatch without sacrificing power consumption. It’s a beautiful balance between the power processing and the power management of our dual processor architectural design.<< That is p
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Probably he wanted to distance himself away from similar products. It certainly didn't help him to never mention that the watch housing is not(probably, why would he then make the same design) manufactured in-house. As for being hacked

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