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shultays
11y ago
You mean HolyC.
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shultays
11y ago
We should just pull a random cat image from google, chances are very likely that each user will get a new one.
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shultays
11y ago
Also free money.
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shultays
11y ago
It would be better if we could see the adjacent cubes with same color clearly. Especially on objective part, it is hard to determine how long a line segment is if it is same color.
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shultays
11y ago
That is my fetish!
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shultays
11y ago
Hell, brainfuck can interprete itself
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shultays
11y ago
import ( github.com/olahol/melody-jsnes )
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11y ago
Reminds me the "goes to" operator int x = 10; while (x --> 0) printf("%d\n", x); prints 9 ... 0. The operator is pronounced as "as x goes to 0"
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shultays
11y ago
Not OP but you can always generate a fully random maze and then merge the unconnected blocks by simply removing a wall that can connect them
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shultays
11y ago
Isn't it funny that they dubbed the non-english speakers with english with very heavy accent?
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shultays
12y ago
If the operator is only one that checks credential, it is still huge security risk IMHO. He/she can reuse this information to imitates one of the customers he got the credentials. Here, the operator forwards you to a machine and you in
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shultays
12y ago
Still, the common implementation in my country is you are forwarded to an automatic service which inputs your pin.
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shultays
12y ago
You can always format your whole source code into 1 line, so it will cost only 1$.
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shultays
12y ago
I tried so hard to break main arguments (char argv), on my last try I sent char argv to a function and It wrapped main, and inserted program name to beginning and called the wrapped main with new arguments. I give up.
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shultays
12y ago
more people are choosing Google as an OAuth provider over Facebook than ever before. Google will overtake Facebook this year Personally, I use google in logins because I actually use facebook more and don't want to share my f
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shultays
12y ago
The real universe might have a higher speed of light and thus better CPU power than we can imagine. Our speed of light might be just a define in a header file so the simulation can be run in reasonable speeds for that super computer.
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shultays
12y ago
Timings of user input probably.
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shultays
12y ago
OP is wrong about Doom's determinism I guess, it is already deterministic, random values are predefined. He just set them to constant, so his random is literaly "int random() {return 4;}", still deterministic but not 'ra
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shultays
12y ago
May not be same on different machines
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shultays
12y ago
Websites can detect adblock. They can already block the content if they wish, they chose not to
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12y ago
I don't get it, there is no actual dereferencing going on here, It is just basic addition arithmetic between two values, one of them happens to be 0. Why It is illegal or "The program running well is pure luck"?
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12y ago
shown to reduce the effects of simulator sickness by 13.5 percent. How do you calculate such an exact value?
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shultays
12y ago
I made GUI for brainfuck, by 'including' libraries you can modify specific memory addresses to change pixels on a buffer. Something like a system call. http://enginmercan.com/?p=32 It is in Turkish, just hit run a
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shultays
12y ago
Is this even legal? If a procedure is 100% lethal, wouldn't it be murder? I mean it is murder even if both parties agrees right? What is different in this case
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shultays
12y ago
Isn't troll face was "cool face" before? I thought the original comic was not about troll at all, can't search it at work.
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12y ago
They won't
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12y ago
She only died because server died if I remember correctly
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12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-buffering It is called depth testing. There is a depth buffer (or z buffer) which contains the depth value for each pixel. When a pixel is to be written, its depth is calculated and compa
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shultays
12y ago
Same here, hopefully they won't bill me because I look at their github page
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shultays
12y ago
I don't know much about html/js, how is it done without #? Why doesn't it trigger a page change
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