glouwbug

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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   I imagine it downloads binaries and libraries, which would be less than a hundred megabytes. All the art assets would still be transferred from the disc
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   I imagine mars would be terraformed eventually over time. It just needs a little atmosphere to get going
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Guess they weren't ready for the massive amounts of requests coming from a world record market correction / recession. That, or they released a bunch of new features over the weekend. Why we are building highly sensitive monetary
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Performance critical, for sure, but in more areas than you think: My 2012 thinkpad (i5-3320M) maxes out 100% one of it's CPU while I type on facebook messenger.
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Very little has survived on paper considering how many people have lived in the past. It's just life. A lot of what may seem important with our backups really isn't. Whatever we have produced today will return to the earth, and wi
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Keep your declarations on a single line: int fun(void*); And grep -r fun *.h Will tell you everything you need
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Buy the dip. Something like VGRO if you're Canadian or XGRO if you're American. Hold it for 30 years. They are both low EMR and self balancing. I am putting 2k in tomorrow morning for VGRO. If it dips another 5% I am doing 2k more
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   🧐
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   by glouwbug 7y ago

   Engineers truly are the oompa loompas of science
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Ah, Toronto? Our street car system is called TTC. It stands for Take The Car
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    And here I am in Canada without a car. At least weed is legal.
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Take a walk through Vancouver a little bit after sunset in spring / summer and you'll see less than half the apartments with their lights off. I understand the couple's house was too small, but hopefully they generated some p
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    It'll be 2027 before we know it
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Don't forget, there's an LTO switch built right into the Nim build system which does whole program optimization across C translation units. This is the real killer feature - 40 years of GCC optimization leverage
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Don't forget WarCraft 3. It spawned Tower Defense and DOTA
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Amazin, why Microsoft hasn't built this for GitHub yet is beyond me. Can it grep on individual repos?
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    As a counter point, I've been here, and thought the same, but it was my lack of experience that made me think that way. The codebase was written the way it was for a reason, and I was just not experienced enough to understand it's
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    I forsee comp sci students being unable to type, or atleast type very slowly, in 10 years
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Well, cheers, and happy Valentine's regardless
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    It's so much faster paced. You feel powerful. Weapons feel real. Horses have real inertia. It's more arcadey, but that's the premise. It's just plain brutal fun. Give it a whirl, and make sure you choose The Olde Knight
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Comments are all over. HN loses its ability to converse with the slightest mention of sex
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_breaches With such a list, one would hope software engineering becomes a protected title
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    Craft by Lft (2008)(youtu.be)

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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    See also the Varangian Guard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varangian_Guard The Vikings really got around.
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Too soon, my friend
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Checkout Expanded Gameplay 3 for the original Mount and Blade. It's probably the most fun gaming experience I've had (second to Brutal Doom though).
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    In such situations I take solace in knowing the assembly generated by the compiler will at least have the same styling. At the end of the day it's just text on the screen.
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    I highly admire projects like this. Something even as simple as a core engine rewrite is a spiritual undertaking. I do not recall if Heroes 3 was multiplayer or not, but making the game multiplayer over TCP required the engine to limit itse
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    Agreed, I'm currently taking a similar approach, but forgoing pointers as much as possible as well. This leads to structs being passed by value, and const abuse. Ray h_cast(const Hero hero, const Hit hit, const Sheer sheer, const
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    by glouwbug 7y ago

    I find anything diy on YouTube to be of greater quality the worse quality the production is.