waspentalive

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by waspentalive 5y ago
Now all we need is Conway's Game of Life written in this lisp.
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by waspentalive 6y ago
Babbage supposedly said something like "I cannot rightly understand how this question came to be, a politician asked me once: "If one enters the wrong information into the engine, will it still provide a correct answer?". &qu
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by waspentalive 6y ago
Still down for me in Sacramento CA
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by waspentalive 6y ago
Does one know one is a runner up for this prize? If you knew you might win wouldn't you stay up and stay near your phone and just take the next day off?
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by waspentalive 6y ago
Back in the days of s100 computers, I had a poly 88. I wrote a game-of-life that used the video memory as the cell array. characters meant a dead cell that next gen would be live, dead -> dead, live -> dead, live->live - one pass r
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by waspentalive 6y ago
So now it is time to "Linux" VMS? Is it possible to do this?
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by waspentalive 7y ago
Watchmen quote ftw
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by waspentalive 7y ago
Yes it was a relative's DNA. So you have to not only submit your DNA, you have to talk your all your kin out of submitting theirs. That includes sisters or brothers separated by adoption in early life.
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by waspentalive 8y ago
Some have suggested covering the notch, as another test you could try watching your movie with the notch un-covered but with your room lights up a bit - so you reduce contrast from bright screen to dark background and let your pupils close
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by waspentalive 9y ago
In a public space a random person might 'see' you there - but they would not know who you were and may not even remember you correctly. A machine on the other hand remembers perfectly and records constantly. As far as your car-the