drcode

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   by drcode 4y ago

   More levels will be coming :-)
2. 302.▲
   by drcode 4y ago

   This just shows you how spur of the moment my website was :-)
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   by drcode 4y ago

   Honest question: What kind of design change would you make? I am struggling to think of a good solution that doesn't involve making pieces smaller, which I don't want to do. One option is that a subtle version of the location imag
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   by drcode 4y ago

   I am adding a reset button (but it only shows up once you reach a dead end, in order to avoid clutter)
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   by drcode 4y ago

   I know, I like them too! This was a popular thing to do in ye olde commodore 64 days, because you could cycle the background color easily in basic, and nobody thought yet that a video game could trigger epilepsy (honestly, I'm a bit sk
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   by drcode 4y ago

   Yeah that's annoying, I'll have to see if the back gesture can be disabled
7. 307.▲
   by drcode 4y ago

   Working on it
8. 308.▲
   by drcode 4y ago

   I wish I had thought of that lol
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   by drcode 4y ago

   Framer Motion
10. 310.▲
    by drcode 4y ago

    Lol
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    by drcode 4y ago

    (author here) Great feedback! Yes, I am the "Land of Lisp" guy Sorry about the potential epilepsy trigger- that was the fastest way I could think of to code a quick "reward effect", I will do something different in the n
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    by drcode 4y ago

    I have a puzzle generator in zig (tuned to be super fast at brute force graph generation) The front end is boring JavaScript, because I use react relay a lot on other projects, which is not clojurescript compatible
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    Show HN: I may have created a new type of puzzle(dogbunnypuzzle.com)

    1859 points by drcode 4y ago|464 comments
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    by drcode 4y ago

    I mean, zig manages full generics while still being simple
15. 315.▲
    by drcode 4y ago

    A lot of complexity is unnecessary, that is what zig tries to avoid Zig is still pretty feature rich (for instance, full generics support) but remains small and simple
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    Show HN: A Richly Interactive AGI Alignment Chart(agialignment.com)

    1 points by drcode 4y ago|0 comments
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    by drcode 4y ago

    To answer "who removes the ether": The value in a staking account is calculated on the blockchain as "amount staked minus slashing penalties", and this violation is automatically recorded as a slashing penalty, so the an
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    by drcode 4y ago

    If I understand what you mean by "slasher nodes" (there is no such term in reality): Anybody can run a node that checks for conflicting validation messages and get a small reward by doing so. There is zero stake required to do thi
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    by drcode 4y ago

    There is no such a power, slashing is 100% decentralized. The key innovation in modern POS systems was figuring out how to do this, it is a solved problem.
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    by drcode 4y ago

    Totally wrong. Anybody has the ability to declare "the people with stakes did not validate correctly" In this context, what it means is that a person posted conflicting validation messages on different parts of the network, and an
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    by drcode 4y ago

    This comment should be on the Wikipedia article for "parody indistinguishable from reality"
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    by drcode 4y ago

    I think Trump was intoning that he was just a regular guy, not part of the elite - so I'm not sure it qualifies as "misinterpreted" as opposed to simply a lie.
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    by drcode 4y ago

    Your comment supposes that (1) not a lot of people were talking about the idea back then and (2) that we have made significant progress in cloning extinct animals I think a lot of people were talking about the idea back then and also we&#x2
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    by drcode 4y ago

    Part of the formative process of every true Lisp programmer is at some point to spend 2 months creating a parens-free lisp dialect, and then abandoning it.
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    by drcode 4y ago

    You can spend many hours on Youtube looking at all the different desk calculators, they all are variations along these lines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j88JslB67fU
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    by drcode 4y ago

    That also doesn't make sense: No matter what, you're going to have to parse the returned document linearly, everything in it is therefore equivalent to a list in performance. Random-access structures like dictionaries, hashmaps ma
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    by drcode 4y ago

    I can have a giant monitor in any room of the house when I'm working from home I can get a stealth giant monitor at the coffee shop without looking like a freak (by using laptop mode but placing keyboard in front of lower screen) And I
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    by drcode 4y ago

    That's what I'm doing now, it's a pain in the ass It means I can only get a big screen when I happen to be where my big screen is (even a different room in the house is a pain) and every time I connect Windows decides to repo
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    by drcode 4y ago

    August 31st you'll be able to order online
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    by drcode 4y ago

    desktop-like at home, notebook-like when at coffee shop