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moltensyntax
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Comment #19195384
No unit tests? :)
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Comment #18419832
> Significands are fixed point, and fixed point adders, multipliers, and dividers on these are needed for arithmetic operations... Hardware multipliers and dividers are usually muc…
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Comment #18037473
We as humans have a lot of intuitive tools for knowing whether a source of data is trustworthy. AI could possibly approach this ability given enough training... we'd need to do som…
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Comment #16894093
Yes, this is possible, depending on the codec and container. I have done similar operations with h264+mp4. It's good to be able to edit video without losing quality. Are you sure y…
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Comment #16888003
Tessel ( https://tessel.io/ ) also runs JavaScript on embedded. It cleverly used Lua as an intermediate language.
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Comment #16887571
This article again? In my opinion, this article is biased. The subtext here is that the author is claiming that his "lzip" format is superior. But xz was not chosen "blindly" as th…
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Comment #16692949
This should now be resolved, Safari should work fine.
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Comment #16692944
This should now be resolved, Safari should work fine.
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Comment #16692941
This should now be resolved, Safari should work fine.
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Comment #16681594
I know an earlier game by the same studio (Cyan) called Cosmic Osmo, did use a precursor to MacroMedia, called at the time "MacroMind VideoWorks".
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Comment #16676856
Hadn't known that about Viola-thanks. Love seeing influences between software tech. JavaScript's "onmouseup" and HyperTalk's "on mouseUp". I wonder what else HyperTalk has influenc…
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Comment #16676623
It looks like Safari implements regular expressions slightly differently, and it leads to the parser behaving differently. Hope to be addressed by the end of the week.
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Comment #16676447
I liked Runtime Revolution. I wish the broader coding community would taken environments like this more seriously, is the text editor sacred? I left the platform before they added …
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Comment #16676427
I'm still kind of awestruck by this. Hosting an OS inside a browser. It's great as a time capsule to perfectly see the past. But because it's an emulator, it would be difficult to …
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Comment #16675845
The closest I could get so far is to set the browser zoom to 200%, click in the url bar, and hit F11. Looks pretty good in Chrome.
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Comment #16675660
The UI was so mouse-centric that I haven't tried it much on mobile. If the menus work ok on mobile, it might make sense for "draw multiple" to be switched on in the menu like the w…
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Comment #16671011
If hypothetically the microphones could be fairly densely spaced, I'm imagining a VR game, where the graphics are dark and indistinct, but the soundtrack is real 3D audio from a Br…