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baruchthescribe

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    Comment #44073726

    It's shader-based using a technique called raymarching.

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    Comment #44021650

    Classy obiturary by the EFF. Cryptome seems to have been around forever in internet terms - I just checked and indeed it's been almost 30 years. RIP John, your site was Wikileaks l…

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    Comment #44000713

    I loved this tool. Always ran it with fluxbox as the WM.

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    Comment #43700277

    >Naturally, a suspended UI thread is going to manifest itself as a hang. The correct terminology is 'stopped responding' Raymond. You need to consult the style guide.

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    Comment #43614593

    Written after he broke up with Lesbia. Yes it is very sad that I can instantly recall this after fifty odd years. Perhaps Latin really does train your brain and memory.

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    Comment #43505396

    I am an emacs user. I meant moving from my ridiculously customized setup accumulated over 20 years to the Solo configuration.

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    Comment #43505385

    Whoops. Hmm, I thought you could edit HN comments but obviously not.

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    Comment #43499800

    I'm a long time fan of David Williams' demos on the channel. Emacs Solo was quite inspiring in that it made me want to seriously adopt it for a month or two just to see if I could …

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    Comment #43149616

    I was completely blown away when I realized that the opening cinematic was the actual game engine. First time I'd ever seen it and the scenes cleverly foreshadowed what was coming.…

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    Comment #43149594

    Lokimedes doesn't need to hear all this. He's a highly trained professional.

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    Comment #43149554

    I'm a 20 handicap who bought AimPoint five or six years ago and it improved my green reading immensely. And I certainly do not waste playing partner's time on the green. It's just …

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    Comment #43108884

    Thanks for this resource!

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    Comment #42768096

    I started making my grandmother's recipe again recently and it's amazing and amazingly simple. A pint of cream, a tin of condensed milk and a teaspoon of vanilla extract. Whip the …

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    Comment #42426464

    I agree with this analyst here that Dr Bill traverses the 33 degrees of the Scottish Rite: https://33degreesofeyeswideshut.wordpress.com/

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    Comment #42402926

    Delia Derbyshire is one of my heroes: an electronic music pioneer way before her time.

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    Comment #42074773

    Very interesting observations. My sister lives outside Tokyo and is an assistant English teacher under the JET Programme which is a government initiative to bring language teachers…

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    Comment #41942203

    I'm trying to remember the reason we couldn't use MQTT-Sockets. I do remember we couldn't though. Also we could not use Web sockets server side.

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    Comment #41913286

    Reposting my comment from five years ago: I once had a client where the only port available for me to use on their firewalls was for MQTT (1883) because that's how we were getting …

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    Comment #41866438

    Nonsense. "One of the most important and fascinating of all computer languages is LISP (standing for "List Processing"), which was invented by John McCarthy around the time Algol w…

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    Comment #41866412

    > M̶a̶y̶b̶e̶ ̶h̶a̶v̶e̶ ̶s̶o̶m̶e̶ ̶m̶o̶r̶e̶ ̶c̶u̶n̶t̶ ̶k̶i̶d̶s̶.̶ He took that back. A very clever nod to In Bruges. Well played sir.

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    Comment #41799597

    The author did some very cool work with Raylib interpolating between animations to make transitions more natural. I remember being blown away at how realistic it looked from the vi…

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    Comment #41548140

    In Devops is turtle all the way down but at bottom is Perl script.

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    Comment #41284586

    Never stomp on the current directory when someone extracts your archive. No source so no-one knows what it's doing in the background. Needs glibc 2.38. That having been said, it lo…

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    Comment #41153002

    Santa Cruz beachfront had one of these back in the mid 90s. Durban beachfront had one in the 70s.

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    Comment #20533779

    Sadly not - the code belongs to the company I worked for. I should cleanroom it from scratch and open source it.