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Comment #47810954
That last point, yeah, I was thinking a status bar would be handy but now that I'm typing and thinking about it, maybe I'll just change the cursor color. That's enough of an indica…
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Comment #47810894
I don't know what you mean by nodes? Are you referring to the menus or the 2d text editor demo The source is on github, it's not huge. If you don't want to read it yourself, paste …
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Comment #47806013
I woke up this morning with a dream to make a two-dimensional text editor that also componentized the Windows 98-style (codename: Memphis, don't you remember back then?) menu syste…
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Comment #47790074
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll see what I can do a out incorporating them. I fixed some bugs yesterday with the lemmings and sprites clipping into the ground. Like I said, better…
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Comment #47775324
> a collaboration between [student] and me "...and I"!!! If you're going to make an effort to write, please don't grind me eyes
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Comment #47775047
Next task I'm imagining is to make the lemming houses more elaborate, so they gradually build them more baroque. Paths can be used to restrict where lemmings move. Lemmings bounce …
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Comment #47767662
> Also useless Grow some imagination
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Comment #47736697
New game I've made over the last month, mobile/desktop windows 98 inspiration, make a terrain, plop some lemmings, put them in a forest, they'll build cities, fall in love, make ba…
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Comment #46917358
There's a Terence McKenna quote about this: > So, for instance, you know, I’ve made this example before: a child lying in a crib and a hummingbird comes into the room and the child…
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Comment #46517217
Getting close to Jim Bell's assassination politics https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32790951
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Comment #45752805
I need to see cross section images of the inside of each one next to its exterior photo as well as where it came from!
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Comment #45166076
With how much LLMs do nowadays, I'm waiting for the time when specifying types is unnecessary. Like, it if can write code, shouldn't we also be able to have an AI type checker?
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Comment #45157984
Also missed that double clicking the icon in the top left of the title bar closes the window. It does not toggle maximization like clicking the rest of the title bar does.
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Comment #44579490
*roll a die ;)
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Comment #44541092
I think it was a total rewrite, similar to why Winamp 2 was great, fast, not bloated but Winamp 3 was slow, adding extraneous features nobody wanted.
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Comment #44227230
Generally, QF protocols are paired with a form of Sybil resistance. For example Gitcoin uses passport.xyz to determine if your account is considered legitimate.
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Comment #43620997
Good journalist not saying "metal detectors found..." :P
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Comment #43191886
If there's no key, isn't it just encoding? Seems more like steganography
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Comment #43181303
Maybe in a few years... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indistinguishability_obfusca...
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Comment #43147423
You do realize that that was the big problem with IE security in those days: ActiveX. You literally could embed an Excel file in your HTML page. You could embed any native code and…
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Comment #43138533
This is the analogy used in the first description of a smart contract in 1997 https://nakamotoinstitute.org/library/the-idea-of-smart-cont...
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Comment #42907176
Smart contracts are a primary example of this: https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2019/05/09/control_as_liabi...
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Comment #42601030
It was the same algorithm as Iron finance on Polygon the year before which imploded in the exact same way but on a more expedited timeframe because it didn't limit the apy at 20%. …