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Comment #42807475
Haha, I almost never reply on HN. But the Office Space ref made my day <3
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Comment #31270400
Surprised to see noone has mentioned the use of tinyurl in a .gov document. Those links may be stale, tinyurl.com may be sold, etc, etc.
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Comment #26867406
Perhaps I'm the wrong audience, so feel free to disregard this feedback :) I personally use Hacker News without JavaScript, and was expecting/hoping the same would work for autonew…
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Comment #26157764
> It was a real shock to find them there, a really good shock, but we can’t do DNA tests I'm just curious, why would it not be possible to do DNA tests? Is it too difficult to get …
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Comment #25394075
>> Rediscover the web that Google "disappeared." > As it happens we were toying with taglines today and minded to go with these: I very much like the "rediscover" part. The web has…
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Comment #25229771
> The second one is especially hard to grok for non-techies. I have to explain that if you insist on accurate estimates, you will get grossly padded estimates [0]. And the work wil…
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Comment #23113337
From 5.4. Action Plan Timeline - Act Now > Despite all the negative effects on the health system and the large parts of the economy the corona crisis has worked as a positive image…
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Comment #21876656
Thanks for the in-depth write-up @mdasen. I certainly learnt a lot about general GC properties and trade-offs. takes hat off in appreciation
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Comment #20341555
To give further background, the Devilution team has primarily relied on these resources: 1. The Japanese Playstation port with debug symbols contained in `DIABPSX.SYM`. (see [1]). …
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Comment #18963864
I've been following the Genode project for quite some time, and first got the chance to meet the Genode team when they presented their work at FOSDEM in 2012. I've since been amaze…
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Comment #16907786
This is great actually! Thanks a lot for implementing a quick preview feature, perfect for reading an article in one sitting without getting distrcted with side tabs.
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Comment #15752138
This would have been interesting if GDPR was applied. https://www.gdpr.associates/data-breach-penalties/ "There will be two levels of fines based on the GDPR. The first is up to €1…
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Comment #14629293
@krasin Thanks! I know I'll continue to play around with LLVM on many levels in life. Just recently an LLVM Socials meetup has started in Sweden, and it feels great to get a chance…
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Comment #14627793
@krasin Thanks for the input. From my understanding ThinLTO is intended to bring compilation speed of LTO builds closer that of non-LTO builds. Prior to the change you are referrin…
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Comment #14627560
@krasin The LLVM IR assembly language does change with a rather high rate. Not too often to be unfeasible, but an external project definitely needs to make sure it can keep up with…
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Comment #12777070
The Japanese Playstation 1 release of Diablo 1 did include debug symbols though! https://github.com/sanctuary/notes/issues/1
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Comment #12777065
https://github.com/doggan/diablogl
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Comment #11327434
The seed is a 32-bit signed integer [1]. Diablo 1 was using the Borland C/C++ pseudo-random number generator algorithm, with a multiplier of 0x15A4E35 and an increment of 1 [2,3]. …
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