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Flow

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    If you’re on iOS, get Wipr adblocker. The page was very clean för me. No ads.

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    Comment #47887981

    These new models consume so many tokens. I’m very satisfied with GPT-5.2 on High. I hope they keep that one for many years

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    Comment #47386845

    If you play with friends and your cheats cooperate, I don't think honeypots would be fool-proof any longer. Unless you all get the same fake data.

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    Comment #47374966

    Perhaps not related to the article but I find it puzzling that Bluetooth in 2026 still sounds like a fax machine when you use the mic too. That and a much too high latency in gener…

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    Comment #47098609

    Looks perfect here. iOS Safari

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    Comment #46487388

    OK, you might be right and I got it backwards. It still felt wrong at the time before I got enough points.

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    Comment #46487137

    StackOverflow didn't feel like a welcoming and humane place the last 10+ years, at least for me. Actually I think it never did. It started when I was new there and couldn't write a…

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    Comment #46452770

    I don't get why Nvidia can't do both? Is it because of the limited production capabilities of the factories?

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    Comment #46342885

    Ever thought of writing an emulator? On Reddit theres /r/EmuDev which is a nice place. For example you could start by writing a CHIP8 emu, then a Space Invaders Emu. After Space In…

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    Comment #45780064

    I started a SvelteKit project last year. The compiler and preprocessors are very picky about accessibility issues like these. It was annoying in the beginning, but I tried to follo…

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    Comment #45626218

    Funny, and the persistent memory-image everyone outside the Smalltalk/Lisp community seems to hate, it's your normal filesystem now.

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    Comment #44974511

    Did you ever play Nebulus? The ZX Spectrum version looks as good as the C64 version, just less colors. Nebulus is from 1988. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAud8w5mTa4

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    Comment #44971827

    I doubt that. It takes more or less 100% CPU on the scanlines affected.

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    Comment #43745906

    This was damn cool. Watching and listening to it I wonder what is the hardest. Producing video with a sound chip or producing audio with a video chip. Fun stuff.

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    Comment #42916456

    I like good pixel dithering. The C64 demo scene has become really good at it. Just look at the girl picture in the frozen start pic. That shows really good taste in picking colors …

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    Comment #41337957

    Who is the other one?

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    Comment #39336479

    Here's Jochen Hippel's(Mad Max in the Atari ST demoscene) use of the AY's on the Guryss hardware(x3 AY). It's a quite lovely tune. They use timers to make "buzzers" and "SID-sound"…

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    Comment #38392384

    Years ago I had iPhone 3GS and iPhone 5. I remember being amazed how fast I could type on it. Today I simply write "I'll write a better answer on the computer later".

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    Comment #38268672

    Would be possible to describe a modern CPU in something like TLA+ to find all non-electrical problems like these?

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    Comment #38182464

    Here's a 60fps video of the same demo. The demo-sceners work really hard to make everything 60fps(1 vbl), so watching it in any other frame-rate feels wrong. https://www.youtube.co…

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