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The revolution will be screencast – Announcing the Future Programming Workshop(alarmingdevelopment.org)
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by erikj 13y ago
Is there a Scheme implementation that compiles to Go?
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by erikj 13y ago
It says "Please don't flush paper". Not toilet paper, not paper towels - just paper.
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Nintendo to Tackle Mobile Health with new Non-Wearable Platform(mddionline.com)
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Is it dynamic language like Smalltalk-80?
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by erikj 13y ago
Isn't Squeak VM very fast nowadays?
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Nintendo seeks recovery with mysterious 'non-wearable' health product(theverge.com)
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by erikj 13y ago
It managed to freeze Firefox on my laptop.
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Nintendo working on non-wearable health monitoring tech(joystiq.com)
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Jackhammer: new cross-platform level editor for Half-Life and Quake(moddb.com)
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by erikj 13y ago
Nintendo already bundles an AR-based game (which is called, er, "AR Games" [1]) with every Nintendo 3DS console since the launch, so it's definitely one of the directions Nintendo actively researches. [1] http://en
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by erikj 13y ago
It's a great advice right here but I'm going to nitpick a little bit: > Buy Valve. Valve is a privately held company that displays zero desire to be bought by anyone. I don't think it is possible to buy them at all.
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by erikj 13y ago
> Following SEGA footsteps. SEGA is still around. Sega lost all of its influence and talent during the transition to software publisher. They hoped they will become #1 gaming software company but that never happened. Most of their gaming
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by erikj 13y ago
The wheel of reincarnation [1] keeps spinning. I hardly see anything revolutionary behind the barrage of hype produced by AMD's marketing department. [1] http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/W/wheel-of-reincar
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by erikj 13y ago
A video tutorial on making a map for Counter-Strike 1.6 with Jackhammer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEed2_3MBmA The narration is on Russian, but you can understand the basics without it.
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Jackhammer: Universal Cross-Platform Level Design Tool for Classic Games(jackhammer.hlfx.ru)
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On Xerox, Apple and Progress (1996)(folklore.org)
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by erikj 13y ago
There is a very interesting storage system designed for Apple's Newton OS that was buried when Steve Jobs killed the Newton: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Newton#Data_storage In short, it's a modular obj
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by erikj 13y ago
It is basically an open-source reimplementation of Windows XP.
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by erikj 13y ago
What kind of "new technology" did you want to see?
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by erikj 13y ago
Distraction at your fingertips.
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by erikj 13y ago
Sounds kinda like the fictional Arsenal Gear ship: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_%28weapon%29#Arsenal...
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by erikj 13y ago
It somehow reminds me of the fictional Aquinas Protocol: http://deusex.wikia.com/wiki/Aquinas It gave people free bandwidth in exchange for being a part of a global survelliance system. I hope Project Loon doesn't
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by erikj 13y ago
Three operating systems in one? So that's what Dave Cutler was working on?
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Nintendo parodies Kickstarter(gameandwario.nintendo.com)
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by erikj 13y ago
He also worked on Microsoft's Kinect (Project Natal), as far as I remember.
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Windows 1.0 and the Applications of Tomorrow, by Charles Petzold (2005)(charlespetzold.com)
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Ask HN: Books or online courses on the topic of implementing garbage collectors?
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by erikj 13y ago
OS X and iOS are much closer to NeXTSTEP than birds to dinosaurs are close to each other.
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by erikj 13y ago
And killed a lot of really good things along the way, like Lisp machines and their unique operating systems.

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