z3phyr

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541.
by z3phyr 8y ago
TIL that there is an app!! I always log in from the website.
542.
by z3phyr 8y ago
Why is this comment being down voted?
543.
by z3phyr 8y ago
Write your own spec. Then just start designing fun virtual machines. Make them do what they are not supposed to do in lieu of the hacker spirit :)
544.
by z3phyr 8y ago
Well, someone is bound to make disassemblers/decompilers/debuggers for us to dissect the innards of the VM. As a side note, I am half expecting the announcement of a web assembly ISA any day.
545.
by z3phyr 8y ago
Notice the number of games considered the best per year. Late 1990s and early 2000s have a bunch. Are people making lesser games nowadays? Or the stakes have increased?
546.
by z3phyr 8y ago
But god created in nature three basic elements (resistance, capacitance and inductance) and with holy will and power forged the foundations. The wisdom of the first borns say there are more basic elemental that god intended (memristors...)
547.
by z3phyr 8y ago
I really like Rust; But I see an annoying cult forming around it, and they try really hard to proselytize (Not to say that I was not a part of it in the past, but I am woke now)
548.
Recovering game classes with gdb(youtube.com)
2 points by z3phyr 8y ago|0 comments
549.
Another Carmack-Jobs story(m.facebook.com)
4 points by z3phyr 8y ago|0 comments
550.
by z3phyr 8y ago
> You can't define a procedure to recognize a happy face in logic programming, at least not with any degree of efficiency This cannot be the test to differentiate between AI and "AI"?
551.
by z3phyr 8y ago
>> AI Arguable to some extent >> new economic creation This is a dependent variable >> As populations decline and population growth stagnates Another I get it, this is the way its supposed to work, but we cannot just guara
552.
Is prefix of string in table?(trent.me)
2 points by z3phyr 8y ago|0 comments
553.
by z3phyr 9y ago
The real fallacy is calling neural networks the analogue of animal brains. We still have a lot of research to accomplish in this sphere.
554.
by z3phyr 9y ago
Trial and error is definitely a part of theory building. But with only fuzzing as a vector, we tend to hit a wall sooner or later.
555.
by z3phyr 9y ago
Except, it is nothing like win32 VS. This version is based on Xamarin (Microsoft follows horrible naming conventions)
556.
by z3phyr 9y ago
Did not understand the shame part? A lot of Libraries come with exclusive support for Linux only. Are those shameful too?
557.
Ask HN: Are there any Systems Software research groups/organisations?
6 points by z3phyr 9y ago|2 comments
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What happens when it becomes a game?(youtube.com)
1 points by z3phyr 9y ago|0 comments
559.
by z3phyr 9y ago
I do not subscribe to this kind of news, nor do I support the political viewpoints of the various parties in India. I agree with you on the crux. Having said that, Non Politically, I do not support 'analytics' solutions and find t
560.
RPCS3 Progress Report(rpcs3.net)
1 points by z3phyr 9y ago|0 comments
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Vulkan 1.1 Released(khronos.org)
112 points by z3phyr 9y ago|47 comments
562.
by z3phyr 9y ago
"We should also have one programming language, one processor architecture (preferably the x86-64) and one browser" If the above statement sounds wrong, it's because __it is__ We should let other cultures and languages to thri
563.
by z3phyr 9y ago
I think the bottleneck in the 90s was not software, but hardware. Most of the software was almost as capable and arguably more efficient than the software made _today_ The most efficient software today is still built with the lower level mi
564.
by z3phyr 9y ago
How does this comment critique the posted write up? People fawn over John because he shows a great spirit of the hacker. A hacker should be judged by his/her hacking.
565.
by z3phyr 9y ago
I really like the attitude of picking a topic at hand and hack around it for fun. It radiates a very MIT Hacker feel. The writeup is very motivating. John has been experimenting with a lot of stuff -- Racket, Haskell, Computer Vision and no
566.
by z3phyr 9y ago
This is not completely true. I was pretty happy with Windows as my Desktop OS, despite the occasional horrors. All my games worked, Visual C worked and most of the random utilities worked. I partially switched to Linux just as an adventure,
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Game Oriented Assembly Lisp(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by z3phyr 9y ago|0 comments
568.
by z3phyr 9y ago
Rust is very sweet, but it lacks the simplicity of C. I get that ML style programming is all the rage today, and ML itself is a simple language, but programming languages today carry a lot of baggage and styles, maybe to cater to wide range
569.
by z3phyr 9y ago
Currently, we are focusing on very narrow field of Artificial Intelligence. Not that it is a bad thing, but we should not call it "AI". We are mostly solving the problem of Data Analysis at Scale, which again, for businesses is th
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Floating Point visually explained(fabiensanglard.net)
1 points by z3phyr 9y ago|0 comments

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