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Comment #47971969
In their defence "hi" sounds very much like "high" in my mind's ear and "lo" like "low" :)
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Comment #47822839
Torch flames and trees swaying in the wind do not affect gameplay at all - they're most likely done in a shader and I think it's easier to keep updating a time uniform than to add …
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Comment #47629247
A C systems programmer can definitely make a list of buzzwords as well. Also, let's say team A (10 C app/systems programmers) in a company asks HR to look for a C developer and HR …
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Comment #47626810
I don't follow - why do you think HR would be interested in shiny hot new web stack keywords over anything else?
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Comment #45438876
"5.11 or 5.9 which number is greater?" was a meme query a few months ago to ask an LLM as it would confidenly prove how 5.11 is greater - so yes, we do need expert validation!
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Comment #45286452
> booked tickets for a flight or bought a home or a car or watched a cat video Would you install a native app to book a flight? One for each company? Download updates for them ever…
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Comment #43870544
I picked electron with portability in mind; I anticipate some unknown unknowns (since I've never owned a mac for ex) but they should be solvable. I have support for linux, controll…
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Comment #43864198
Thanks for the kind words. People's passion projects are the main reason I keep coming to HN - the spirit is alive and very healthy! Hope you have fun!
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Comment #43862758
I clarified it on the steam page - thanks for bringing it up! I tested it on Windows 11 and Linux (via proton). I'm afraid I can't say anything about Mac OS until I get my hands on…
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Comment #43862165
The game itself is written in JS and packaged up with electron. I used PIXI.js for all the rendering - it's great for 2D-anything really. On the server side, the evaluator is writt…
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Show HN: Robot Unlock – an open-ended programming game/zachlike
Hello, In 2010 I made an open-ended programming game based on Befunge and Brainf*k. I was young and didn't know what I was doing - coding it in AutoIT of all things and using borde…
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Comment #43480574
> Heavy use of symbolic operators has thankfully fallen out of style. I assume this refers to operator overloading. I think `a + b - c` looks way more readable than `a.add(b).sub(c…
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Comment #43150967
Here are some values that are (understandably) not listed on the blog. They happen only due to the limited precision of floating point formats. 128 = √(2 / √√(√2 - (2 / √2))) 8192 …
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Comment #42935765
I can't recommend "return true to win" ( https://alf.nu/ReturnTrue ) enough to learn how to golf JS. I think it's more accessible to learn one 10-20 char snippet at a time than a b…
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Comment #42509263
In certain conditions gcc will actually generate instructions that use this same bitvector described: https://godbolt.org/z/6Gfjv6PGd (notice the funny 130159 value in there) The o…
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Comment #42376978
> They mate for life. Not really; see https://news.mit.edu/2022/divorce-albatross-shy-males-0913 and https://oceanconservancy.org/blog/2020/02/13/albatross-reall...
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Comment #41545695
I tried the demo and I liked it! I would prefer if I could pick a color in a faster way than switching to the color picker or using the palette: maybe middle click or Ctrl + left-c…
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Comment #41377467
I've been playing the same 2 games for many years and I think I got pretty good at them and I've used multiple accounts - under your assumption I look like a cheater.
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Comment #41110629
> but isn't the "general" architecture of most of our computers "von neumann"!? That's something I was also curious about and it turns out Arduinos use the Harvard architecture. Yo…
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Comment #38280054
What would prevent me from walking around the street or in semi-public places recording non-stop on my phone? Heck, I could have a few phones in my pockets!
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