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NES instructions are broken down into a series of smaller, simpler steps by the CPU. Each of these steps executes in a fixed amount of time - a cycle. For example, the "load value from memory into register A" instruction might tak
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> this website comes across as very unprofessional due to the total lack of any design elements Really? I've always viewed plain HTML sites in the complete opposite way. They tend to have really good, well thought-out content. There
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Not really. LuaJIT and V8 do pretty well on benchmarks. Maybe not "fast", but they certainly aren't slow.
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This is the type of program that should be written in C, not in Javascript with 9 different dependencies...
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11y ago
All you have to do is boolean the axi.
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I loved it when they removed mountain dwarfs.
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We're really close, actually. The Chinese have bred pigs that weigh ~30 pounds when mature.
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It works with the arrow keys for me.
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What are your specific complaints about make, and how does SCons fix them?
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I'd expect the Wesnoth community to be against Unity because it's not free software.
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
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I suppose it's nice to have a bunch of generic monad functions already implemented for you. Stuff like do-notation, applicative, sequence, mapM, join, etc.
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I'm new to Javascript, and am wondering if I be writing ES6 instead of ES5. Is that a good idea, or should I wait a few months/years?
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I used to do this using termcast.org (via telnet). It's a simple and lightweight way to show people what you're coding.
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Why do you require creating accounts in order to view stuff?
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Most compilers have a way to explicitly force functions to be inlined. "Just inline it by hand" is terrible advice.
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I don't appreciate you putting words into my mouth. Also, are you seriously arguing that showing butt cracks at public events should be an acceptable thing? I suppose you also think that people should be allowed to eat with their feet
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>Harassing people, or otherwise working to shame or cause discomfort to people at a tournament can, should and does result in real consequences. Events like these have a huge hygiene problem. People don't take showers, and man, do t
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It seems like defining how the semantic sliders behave would be much more work than having an artist do the 3d modelling. And either way, you're going to need that 3d artist in the first place. Am I missing something?
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Whenever I try to be productive in Haskell I end up taking the research phase too far and end up over-my-head in category theory that I don't understand. I'm never productive in Haskell.
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premake is another tool that just works for C++, but it's not as flexible as some of the other build systems and so I don't use it.
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What computers don't have access to GNU make? I don't see why you would give up all those extra features in order to be a tiny bit more portable.
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Just use Boost.Intrusive: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_57_0/doc/html/intrusive.html It makes the job much easier.
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When I run a modified version: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=XJup4FsU qsort: 10466 ms std::sort: 5137 ms
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The first is comparing pointers, not strings. I wouldn't call this a fair comparison.
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What's wrong with free functions?
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What's the status on this project? Last release was in 2008, but the dev blog is still being worked on?
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Can't be fucked.
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How do you deal with all the inconsistencies between science and religion? e.g. evolution vs creationism.
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This is my favorite Terry Davis quote (from his website): ----10/02/13 02:34:50---- I used to drink when I was young. I would wake-up and think about my shameful behavior and be stoic, I guess. Recently, I've been fighting
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