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yori
7y ago
Thanks!
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Nice review of the latest update to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Where did the video creator get the original footage from? Can someone point me to an official Microsoft footage?
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After the recent missteps by Chrome (mangling the display of URLs), I decided to switch to Firefox and DuckDuckGo a few months ago and I was pleasantly surprised at how fast Firefox is these days than what I found it to be 10 years ago. Whi
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What is the function to replace string in C?
(stackoverflow.com)
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Thanks for the suggestions. Anyone here has used the Vim equivalents? There are a few choices like slimv, vlime, vim-slime. What's the difference between them? Are they as good as emacs and slime?
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Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Vim (“Slime for Vim”)
(github.com)
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Really good choice of examples. Makes sense to someone coming from Java, JavaScript or Python background. I have bookmarked this already and I am going to send this article to my friends and colleagues to show them the power of Lisp macros.
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yori
7y ago
What's wrong with dosbox? Please elaborate.
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7y ago
How is this relevant for this forum?
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Ask HN: Do you still code in BASIC?
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PICO-8 seems to cost $14.99: https://www.lexaloffle.com/games.php?page=updates Is this not open source? Are there any open source alternatives to PICO-8? The idea of PICO-8 is really good and I really liked it but I would l
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DOS was a great platform for developing games. It was simple. It was constrained. We could write code in QBASIC and compile it to EXE and distribute it. It could run on any DOS machine then. Is there an equivalent like that now for game dev
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Histogram: You have to know the past to understand the present
(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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Ask HN: What are some simple, clean, off-beat, and self-hosted blogs you follow?
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Twine is also a package publishing tool[1] in Python. With growing number of projects and tools it is inevitable that we are going to have more and more of these name clashes. I wonder if we can arrive at a naming system for projects to avo
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PHONY targets are GNU extensions to make. They are not part of the make specification itself. POSIX make is really quite simple and it allows phony targets by depending on a target that has no dependencies or commands in it.
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7y ago
The article on letsenhance.io is a rip off of the original here: https://vas3k.com/blog/computational_photography/
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So it is your word against the OP's. Why should we believe you more than the OP? Please present some facts and citations that we can verify ourselves. Appeal to authority is a fallacious form of argument.
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Yes, open sourcing was one of the possible endings they had in mind. > JUDGE: Yeah, we had a series ending in mind really since season two or three. It was not this one, but it had a similar thing to it in that it was Richard (Thomas Mid
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Silicon Valley Finale Explained
(hollywoodreporter.com)
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7y ago
So wget https://example.com/installer.tar.gz; tar -xvzf installer.tar.gz; cd installer; make install is okay for you? But curl https://example.com/installer.sh | bash is not? Why?
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What difference does it make if you run `make install` or `curl | bash`? In both cases, you are running code you have not audited yourself. Or are you the kind who inspects every Makefile and installer script before installing? If not, why
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Thank you for acknowledging that YAML could have been an alternative choice. But don't let such alternatives stop you from hacking your own solution or scratching your itch. If every person on the earth, stopped developing their own so
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Wow! Kudos to the Archive Team on not giving up on this mission.
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To a Japanese, "Shinkansen bullet trains" sounds very odd because "Shinkansen" literally means "bullet trains". :-) One thing that I find most impressive about Shinkansen is not mentioned in the article. It is
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Ask HN: What other Hacker News like forums you hang out at?
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Can someone familiar with this topic explain how the Raft consensus protocol is different from the other popular consensus protocols?
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As nice as this awesome page is, the source code also looks excellent. view-source: https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.... Looks like the whole thing was hand-written with love.