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Comment #47752340
Delivering is cheap, but maintenance is expensive... if not impossible!
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Comment #46262014
I remember him, since he won a PHP contest of DownNOut (I finished second). Another programmer had the same pseudo, but was working on the Atari ST.
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Comment #45641292
Impossible to connect to JIRA here (France).
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Comment #45448903
You can optimize further by unrolling the loop. For example: .L2: move.w d1,(a0) move.w d1,(a0) move.w d1,(a0) move.w d1,(a0) dbra d0,.L2 rts
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Comment #44431982
Sorry, but these tricks cannot work on aphantasic people (I'm one of them), since they cannot visualize.
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Comment #44420084
In Europe, the average age for buying a new car is 50. This means that most of the cars sold are second-hand. Most people think that the car is a luxury and prefer to focus on thei…
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Comment #44396042
There are 2 main problems with XSLT. The first one is that manipulating strings is a pain. Splitting strings, concatenating them is verbose like hell and difficult to read. The sec…
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Comment #44385947
Yes, I programmed Snow Bros for the Atari ST. It was finished but never released. And no, I have no copy either. When I worked for Cryo, I coded a game "Trashman" for the SNES. I s…
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Comment #44385797
I worked for Ocean Software France at this moment. Ocean Software stopped all development on Amiga and Atari ST, so there were a few games that we working on that were never releas…
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Comment #44173071
Nice work! Here is a similar idea: https://wordassociations.net/en In french, there is a game to build relations with words (they provide a word, and you have to type the most rela…
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Comment #42558924
A better value could be 0x7EEEEBB3, as in: https://github.com/parallella/pal/blob/bd9389f14fe16db4d9630...
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Comment #42515245
More experiments here: http://david.li/
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Comment #41877686
The MO5/MO6/TO7 were based on the 6809: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomson_MO6 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomson_TO7 Since I met the engineers, I believed that they implemen…
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Comment #41877001
Here are a few other 6809 FP libraries: https://gitlab.com/dfffffff/fpo9 https://github.com/spotlessmind1975/ugbasic/blob/main/ugbc/s... If I remember correctly, the ROM of MO6/TO7…
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Comment #41546377
Any plan for languages other than english? This would be a perfect tool for french language.
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Comment #41327720
Some related links: http://aggregate.org/MAGIC/ https://web.archive.org/web/20190703172150/http://www.hacker...
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Comment #41199582
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39482641
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Comment #40692640
In France, there is one that seems to match your needs: https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/ordinateurs/2379851136 but it's quite expensive!
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Comment #40348534
Sorry to nitpick, but in the language tokenisation part, the french part is incorrect. The exclamation mark are surrounded by spaces in french. "c'est un plaisir de vous rencontrer…
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Comment #40050146
It depends on the rice. 2 cups of water is good for 1 cup of rice for 1 or 2 cups of rice. If you use 4 or more cups, you'll get something soggy. Probably the correct ratio is 1.5 …
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Comment #40050126
I read somewhere that the correct proportion is around 1.7 of water for 1 glass of rice. The rice is rinsed at least 5 times, to remove the starch.
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Comment #39756052
The jb .5 can be removed, saving 2 bytes. There are other optimizations, like inc di/jmp short avoid_command which could be moved before avoid_command, saving another 2 bytes.
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Comment #39188422
In France in 1982, the magazine Science & Vie published a cardboard computer simulator, named "Ordinapoche". It was designed by Joel de Rosnay. Here is a cached copy in french: htt…
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Comment #39159685
Why is this considered a "gaffe"? It may be the act of a mole who works at Microsoft as an admin.
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Comment #38913544
And what if Z-Library or Anna's Archive (respectively 11 and 25 millions of books) were used as sources? Do you remember Recaptcha, which displayed words extracted from scanned mat…