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by hcs 10y ago
You say "in order to disassemble and make sense of them", but the "sense" that a disassembler makes can just be the direct conversion from machine code to equivalent assembley. Machine code is just another syntax, direct
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by hcs 10y ago
> The largest Etruscan body of text we have is 1200 words, it somehow ended up as wrappings for a mummy in Egypt. Very cool, I'd never heard of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liber_Linteus
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by hcs 11y ago
The article agrees that this is the case: the dangers of sugar used to be orthodoxy, but around the '70s is when sugar was de-emphasized in favor of fat to such a degree that low-carb proponents were labelled cranks. > When, in 19
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Add Man 2, Binary Addition in PuzzleScript(puzzlescript.net)
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by hcs 11y ago
Interesting, it reminds me a bit of the game TIS-100[0], similar idea of an array of very simple units interacting by I/O ports, blocking until a read/write to another unit can complete. I didn't know there was a real archite
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by hcs 11y ago
This was extremely handy back when I was writing papers, many thanks to the dev.
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by hcs 11y ago
You may want to consider Mary Flanagan's "[phage]"[0], which did something like this. I had downloaded the Shockwave program once in the early '00s, but I can't find a link for it now. [0] http://maryflan
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Lying Through Your Teeth and Other Great Ways to Fix Your Tutorial(gamasutra.com)
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by hcs 11y ago
Gopnick does mention European contact with Chinese philosophy and theology in the paper that hownottowrite linked, however this is dismissed as a contact point for Buddhism: "European scholars in the Chinese court focused on the elite
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by hcs 11y ago
I used to run noscript but gave up some time ago. On your suggestion I tried just disabling JS in Chrome, and this does really seem to work pretty well. It's nice to have the blocking so well integrated into the browser.