raverbashing

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by raverbashing 5d ago
I wonder how does this fits in the general Game development pipeline Is it Story -> Characters -> Puzzles? Theme -> Characters -> Story -> Puzzles? Or everything everywhere all at once? Are the character descriptions in this
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by raverbashing 5d ago
I wonder how easy it would be to translate it today with LLMs and have a translated version running on ScummVM
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by raverbashing 6d ago
Interesting I guess it would be "trivial" to have a bounty on each of the future numbers, since you could encrypt a bitcoin private key with it (it would probably make sense to do RSA -> AES key that encodes the BTC private key
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by raverbashing 8d ago
This makes no sense to me If I think about asm: function1: (do stuff) jp function1 ret function2: (other stuff) ret main: call function1 call function2 the 2nd call might happen internally
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by raverbashing 8d ago
I think it's more like a (kinda) VLIW machine but yes, pretty much
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by raverbashing 8d ago
They do x86 bytecode is bytecode
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by raverbashing 9d ago
Yeah, works if you're 2h away from the venue.
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by raverbashing 9d ago
> That marketing guy should not be talking to the press, as he does not have the skills They have way more skills than the technical folk in doing that
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by raverbashing 10d ago
If I had been just out of Uni I would think this is edgy Now I'm just glad I'm not responsible for this fire
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by raverbashing 10d ago
Funny, to justify Brexit numbers like these were meaningless
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by raverbashing 11d ago
No, it seems governments can only ignore the concerns then complain the 'alt-right' parties get voted
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by raverbashing 11d ago
It's not a "bunch of teenagers", a regular pipe won't cause a train to derail, one would need heavy machinery to move that rail in France
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by raverbashing 11d ago
Enjoy and consume $product faster Thanks for buying $product, $consumer
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Not from an external point of view, as you might have a momentum component perpendicular to that plane (but yes I think you might be right if we're centered on the CG)
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Yes. Because 3 points are coplanar, so every "3D problem" with 3 objects can be turned into a 2D problem on the correspondent plane (of course in real life your plane would keep changing, and probably some other complicated math I
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Shoelaces suck basically
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by raverbashing 12d ago
> It seems more sensible to maintain a fleet of Windows desktops specifically for CAD and industrial control. I don't see why. Build a VM image in the more sensible OS and work from there Don't worry about IT support, just burn
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Yes I want to scream everytime a tool gives me crap for "no newline at end of file" or other similar BS I don't care. I never cared. And every sane tool knows how to deal with it Shut up and stop thinking we're still in
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by raverbashing 12d ago
Yeah. Sounds like this is no longer Automattic for the People
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by raverbashing 13d ago
100% this (Also for anything that needs to work on a shell script or whatever) I roll my eyes every time some "super secure secret generator" gives me a password with &^%#$ that I need to use on a shell script. Thanks for maki
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by raverbashing 13d ago
I think it's a much simpler reason, they're running out of money to have the rat race run at the current pace
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by raverbashing 14d ago
This is bound to age as well as the "Why the housing bubble will not burst" book (I mean, it's already a joke) It is such a list of propaganda and ignoring the problems it's not even funny
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by raverbashing 14d ago
> I have a PhD in computational logic. And you don't know how the peer-review system works? Just a hunch but Claude saying your work is "PhD level" does not count
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by raverbashing 15d ago
Makes me wonder if he really is back or the board just "forgot" to take his account offline
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by raverbashing 16d ago
Title is confusing, it should be "The first conviction ever recorded may have happened in London"
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by raverbashing 16d ago
> but does the cost for handling cash really scale (even approximately) proportionally with the number of transactions or revenue? Yes, it sounds weird but it does - Providing change is a pain and it's a "fixed time" cost
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by raverbashing 16d ago
Talking about sound quality: I'm surprised at how good the Apple event sounded, even on your average (wired) headphones Sounds much better than some 80% of YT videos
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by raverbashing 16d ago
I honestly still don't get how it's a good idea to have such a frail part being central to the phone experience and we probably don't know what are all the failure modes For example, I bet Apple is not splitting the video sig
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by raverbashing 17d ago
Honestly the stems always looked kinda dorky to me
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by raverbashing 17d ago
It will be fun if the AI realize that quantum is not needed and just simulate the results in a classical computer

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