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by shultays 11y ago
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Windows, is in fact, GNU/Windows, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Windows.
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by shultays 11y ago
- In the end, it still takes a single election to take him and his party down, I have faith in Turkish people, they did it before to others, they will do it to him as well. I wish I had your faith. There are lots of manipulations in
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by shultays 11y ago
Same thing for me on O. I tried clockwise, counter clockwise both failed. Then I tried starting from top instead of bottom. Don't people start from bottom? It should be easier to align.
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by shultays 11y ago
Finally, I can play "world of world of warcraft"!
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by shultays 11y ago
how does the siege tanks vs zerglings work? how do AI know which zergling is targetted? Also was there a delay for siege tanks after it selects a target but before shooting it down? Wasn't it instant like marine, can't remember it
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by shultays 11y ago
AI is still giving same commands as a player, move unit to there, attack that unit. Even if it was limited to do one action per frame, assuming 60 fps, that would be 3600 action per minute and still x15-x20 times of a good sc player. Furthe
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by shultays 11y ago
While scoring go uses area you control + number of stones you capture right? Somewhere I read about go it makes no sense to put stones on the area your opponent control because they will be captured. however wwwww w w w b w w
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by shultays 11y ago
Those were amazing! the resolution independent illustrations. Aren't those images kinda exact opposite of that? Because output image depends entirely on the resolution.
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by shultays 11y ago
An inflation calculator says it is $100k today. That sounds awfully cheap.
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by shultays 11y ago
Uh, lots of languages are capable of tail call optimizations, return value optimizations. Things are not pushed to stack unless optimizations are impossible I believe
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by shultays 11y ago
It is an undefined behavior. It is very likely that something will go wrong, especially when optimizations are on. It is something you should never really on.
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by shultays 11y ago
A slave can't chose to work somewhere else though. She could chose to work somewhere else with cheaper conditions.
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by shultays 11y ago
Imho, if you are a single parent, maybe you should postpone collage too. She was losing at least $1700 a month.
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by shultays 11y ago
the judges—all non technical—took about 30 minutes to decide that it was a 3-way tie. in GGJ, we worked pretty much non-stop with like 5 hours sleep a day for two days and they decided not to make judges. hell, the GGJ ended around
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by shultays 11y ago
Retropie is awesome. It has lots of emulators in it and can be controlled by a gamepad. I bought a wireless controller and it is great.
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by shultays 11y ago
I love the conditional on the diagram. Both tests are 'C'
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by shultays 11y ago
What should computers do? Round after every operation?
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by shultays 11y ago
how fast JS engines have become in the browser I am not so sure. It is more like "JS barely runs a software that has a recommendation of 66 mhz CPU". Maybe it is about emulation the whole system but still I was expecting b
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by shultays 11y ago
static const's may not be optimized to literals. constexpr is not fully supported.
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by shultays 11y ago
Billions of billions bacterials are watching ours every move. This have a movie potentials
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by shultays 11y ago
defaulting floats to NaN seemed a little weird, so I checked what D defaults other data types. https://dlang.org/spec/type.html Well, it good weirder. int types are 0s except char types which are 0xFF, 0xFFFF (-1). Exc
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by shultays 11y ago
Hi everyone. For this year me and 3 friends of mine developed a NES game for Global Game Jam 2016. We developed it on C using Shiru's neslib. There was a time limit of 48-hours. Here is a video while we are playing it. https:/&#x
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Show HN: Crypto, our NES game that we did for 2016 GGJ(globalgamejam.org)
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by shultays 11y ago
That should grow array by inc on every insert right? I am assuming it is not the actual code edit: there is full code in the end and it is same too.
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by shultays 11y ago
run time checks are run time checks, they add overhead. (imho) dangling pointers not worth the crippling the language like rust does.
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by shultays 11y ago
In this case it is easy to see that p is no longer valid but what about other pointers that points to the same location but not trivially visible for compilers? It won't be possible without run time checks or memory system like the one
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by shultays 11y ago
Can we preserve Moore's live by duct taping two computers together every decade?
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by shultays 11y ago
>A new language: WebAssembly code defines an AST (so does JavaScript) represented in a binary format. You can author and debug in a text format so it’s readable. Heh, since every binary executable has a non-compiled source code somewhere
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by shultays 11y ago
For me, it is game of life. I enjoy implementing it in new languages/platforms.
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by shultays 11y ago
> Damaging the capacity of the planet to support life will ultimately cause us problems At that point, we can always eat each other and keep our population in control.

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