stolen_biscuit

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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Understanding how quadtrees work was how I finally managed to develop an intuitive grasp of how octrees work. Great to know for any budding voxel enthusiast
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
> "Da Vinci" as in "The Da Vinci Code" is kind of cringeworthy for anyone who traffics in Leonardo. "Traffics in Leonardo" might be the most pretentious thing I've ever seen written down in my entire li
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
What is Ubuntu Pro and how will this affect me as a regular Ubuntu user? Linked post has no context
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
read the article before speculating? it answers that question
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Sometimes it's people who used to work on the game that still have copies of the source code laying around that leak it. Sometimes copies end up on old hard drives/disks that get sold/found in cleanups.
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
What a bizarre comment. These two aren't competing?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
The problem of Twitters ownership and moderation remains
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Both versions will be supported :) "Classic" DF isn't going anywhere
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Thanks, from looking at it it doesn't look like Einstein got checkmate (did he?), did oppenheimer surrender?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Who's who and who won? Couldn't tell from clicking through (never played chess)
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Is there any way to buy just the console without the cores if you already have one for the devterm?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Does anyone know what impact if any the release of Ghidra had on Hex-Rays? IDA never really accommodated to the hobbyist, so I wonder did it have any impact on the commercial side of things apart from the IDA Home release?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
It would absolutely be MacOS but I don't think that's what they mean by commercial Unix implementation really
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
cause we're living it
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
You should do more research then, it's not just multiple sightings but there's ample physical evidence and has even caused injuries and death. Don't know what's suspicious about it, beyond being an extraordinarily rare a
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
> Ferret is a functional, lazy language designed to be used in real time embedded control systems. It is heavily inspired by Clojure both syntactically and semantically. Functions / Macros that are present in both Ferret and Clojure
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Would've very much enjoyed this as a kid
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Interesting - my experience has actually been the exact opposite. I always hesitate to update my Mac OS machine as it will inevitably break or misbehave, whereas I rarely run into issues upgrading my Ubuntu machine.
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Can we get a source for that? Because at the moment, it's just a comment made by a person on the internet with nothing backing it up...
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
It's fascinating isn't it, the way we actually interpret things is truly a whole being greater than the sum of it parts. Mostly I don't think that it would be possible to truly understand how any other creature perceives the
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Nothing can really make creating and learning something superfluous
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Why's that? A quick google with no filters gave me nothing NSFW
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Is this a reference to something?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
I think you should do more than read one 4 paragraph comment before you cement an opinion on anything
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
https://archive.org/download/AppleNewtonROMs
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Ask HN: What does a developer need to know to build their own Lisp from scratch?
81 points by stolen_biscuit 4y ago|66 comments
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
I dunno, maybe some historians would know the best place to return it?
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Museums shouldn't be full of looted treasures, museums should be full of treasures of the culture who built the museum. It is an injustice that any significant artifact is not in the custodianship of the culture it belongs to and when
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by stolen_biscuit 4y ago
Pretty sure mythbusters tested this and were unable to recover anything discernable from pottery in their experiments a.k.a busted. Of course how much you trust the rigor of their research will tell you whether or not you trust their conclu

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