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by loadzero 7y ago
It felt like it took forever. But about 200 hours all up, over a few months.
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by loadzero 7y ago
Yes, I ran with the original in lockstep and confirmed the same reads and writes were occurring.
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by loadzero 7y ago
Author here. This is a bit of a love letter to Space Invaders, and video games in general. I started working on this as a simple emulation project, to rekindle my own passion in low level video game hacking, but then realized with a bit of
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Show HN: Space Invaders in C(blog.loadzero.com)
478 points by loadzero 7y ago|105 comments
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Show HN: Space Invaders in C(blog.loadzero.com)
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by loadzero 8y ago
I didn't realize that the CSIRO had its own 2LD within the .au TLD, that's neat. https://www.domainregistration.com.au/news/2014/1404-au-doma...
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by loadzero 9y ago
Author here. I am guessing you mean display the parse trees for python snippets? It wouldn't be too difficult to do in backend code, using something like https://docs.python.org/2/library/ast.html . It might b
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Creating a visual map between code and its parse tree(blog.loadzero.com)
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Show HN: MIPS disassembler in the browser(blog.loadzero.com)
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Thoughts on preventing Cloudbleed(blog.loadzero.com)
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by loadzero 10y ago
A) Continuous triggers are implemented by using the logical replication features of Postgres. This means that changes are consumed from a queue and evaluated in a separate process to the rest of the system. A long running trigger will block
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Show HN: Geoloc: Fast geolocation on the command line in C++(blog.loadzero.com)
8 points by loadzero 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Geoloc: Fast geolocation on the command line in C++(blog.loadzero.com)
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Digging deeper into the grep segfault(blog.loadzero.com)
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by loadzero 12y ago
Thanks for the positive feedback and the contribution, I appreciate it. It's a good book :)
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by loadzero 12y ago
Yep - I'm on 10.9.5
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by loadzero 12y ago
Author here. Part 2 will be coming soon. If you would like the immersive experience - try this at the mac terminal: echo i860 | grep --color -e i860 -e i86
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Tracking down a segfault in grep(blog.loadzero.com)
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by loadzero 12y ago
Looks like a version of valgrind but for reversing purposes. The basic block stuff reminded me of this: http://www.gtoal.com/sbt/
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by loadzero 12y ago
I remember reading about the c65 in zzap!64 back in the day. This (old) page has a bit more info. http://www.floodgap.com/retrobits/ckb/secret/65.html