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Just used it to solve the 2015 flare-on challenge #1. Rudimentary, but I am blown away. The interface feels better than IDA, I was able to write a python script straight away! 10/10 recommended. The python interpreter attached with it
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No. This is clear apophenia. Ghidra is a reference to the Japanese video game boss of the same name, which was supposed to be called Hydra, but due to mis-translation, came as Ghidra In Sanskrit, a vulture is vocally spoken aloud like [Gidd
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The benefit of going to mars is that it opens up knowledge and know how / experience upon the human race to go further beyond. Spreading our species gives an evolutionary advantage.
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> The macro system is primitive Is there a better macro system in any other lisp? I am curious. I find Common Lisp macro system to be magical.
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That should be the goal. To please rms, one can always use a GPL language implementation too..
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Programming languages of today are built for text. I will not be surprised if a PL is designed for voice. It can be done
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Game Hacking: Developing Autonomous Bots for Online Games [Book]
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Ask HN: Is anyone struggling with their browsers?
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> but that's just an engineering and motivation problem Its a feasibility problem mostly.
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So are the Orcs immortal too? Do they go to Halls of Mandos when they die? What about the Uruks?
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Demoscene is totally alive and kicking, but I don't think it has the same following as during the PC / Amiga era. Many of the old demogroups are defunct (obviously!), but not many new ones have replaced them. There are still many
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I dont know, they are known, but they are not a craze in the art world now. Nothing remains constant!! I generally interact with a lot of school students. All enjoy the current music, and some adventurous person has to go out of the way to
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> Why do people keep treating "you get your own unique IP address when browsing" as if it were an advantage? The original tenet of the internet pretty much hinged on the idea that every person with a computer can host/self
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I only liked one Deus Ex. The first one. Nothing beats it in the genre. I still replay it every two years :)
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We need a microprocessor revolution of energy storage and dissipation (getting smaller but storing twice more every two years kind) to actually fulfill most of the other things in the list.
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Make emulators. Program for them the old school way. Win
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C with polymorphism
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Try Zig too. Its on the stage when rust was 0.4 alpha, but it has some very great ideas and its really simple
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> One guy checks in code at 3am and rarely talks to anyone until the evening Does everyone live in the same time zone?
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Witcher 3 and Skyrim are two totally different games. Witcher 3 is more story focused if you get the gist. Skyrim is kindof pseudo-choose-your-own-adventure, not focused on dialog but exploration. Witcher3 is on the opposite spectrum, focus
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A little off topic: I do not have any old consoles, yet I would love to program for them, especially 3DS, PS3, Saturn or Dreamcast. Is using an emulator the right option? PS: I also live in a place where it is very hard to find and buy them
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The (One of the) real reason(s) anybody even considers Windows is Visual Studio proper. Nothing comes close to it in proper IDE experience. It has (arguably) the best debugging facilities in common existence.
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You could consider one of the BSDs, if you want to go to the path of MacOS. I practically found them to be objectively pleasing once the machine is set up.
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Its not hostile. Its aggressive in selling the strong points of the language. Having said that, I do wish newer languages spring up that adapt the good stuff from Rust. I can never like Rust syntax.
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D standard library is so well documented. Its criminally underrated.
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The basics steps to follow are: 1) Make a note of all the files. Well named files tell what they do. If they do not, then its probably in the comments. Its important that you know what each file is for. 2) Find the entry point (main, WinMai
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This is true for The early and middle republic Rome, but after the Marian Reforms, and especially during the Principate, Rome maintained a state sponsored standing army, with standardized arms. Of course after the crisis and eventual fall o
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Ask HN: The state of core software development?
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Going to be more pedantic, its always about how the content transforms, how many attributes does it have and how can you interact with it.
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You have to try it to really understand what OO actually is. Its not the OO you might be familiar with..
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