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Comment #40693414
Also in that vein is Island & Trains [1], though the release date may be further out. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1957760/Islands__Trains/
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Comment #40646038
Great investigation and excellent production value! Brings back good memories too, as 10 years ago my first contribution to lichess was to improve the PGN notation for disambiguati…
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Comment #31880641
Härkingen is well-known for being at the crossroads of important highways, FWIW. It is definitely a very relevant location for logistics.
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Comment #30437199
Facebook reportedly was using Bittorrent to distribute their own application across their servers. I remember outreach presentations where they mentioned this over 10 years ago, an…
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Comment #28161062
“huis clos”? It’s commonly used in French at least. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/huis_clos
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Comment #21176128
I described some of the process in a previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19567549 There is also a presentation we had prepared for an informal talk: https://gi…
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Comment #21167857
Congrats! We tried something similar a few years ago (also at the TC Disrupt Hackathon [1]), but had to take a lot of shortcuts to get to something working. I'm impressed you had t…
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Comment #20382163
There you go: https://psuter.net/images/z-index-fig-1-alt-preview.png
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Comment #19568056
That's correct. If you're curious about the architecture: the vision part detects a chessboard, then corrects the perspective and restricts the image to just the square of the boar…
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Comment #19567549
We built a barely working version of that during a hackathon a while back: https://github.com/chesseye/chesseye (README has a link to a video). It takes a lot of shortcuts, works w…
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Comment #18145196
A friend+former colleague of mine is the lead author of ReactiveML, a synchronous extension to OCaml: http://rml.lri.fr/ We worked on a hackathon together where we built a physical…
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Comment #17540473
It was definitely a little confusing, as there seems to be many ways of exiting. From the QBasic docs in the IDE: END: Ends a program, procedure, block, or user-defined data type. …
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Comment #17540438
It is my understanding that QB64 [1] compiles through C++, although I haven't tried it myself. They in theory support a superset of QBasic, and you could compile the C++ generated …
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Comment #17540394
Thank you! On a "warm" invocation, almost all the time goes into DOSBox + QBasic. Not precise measurements but: on my MacBook Pro, running the QBasic interpreter from within DOSBox…
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Comment #17540308
Thanks, this is great!
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Comment #17430019
I think you mean 'guinea pig' :)
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Comment #17419498
> Do you foresee an enlargement in the total number of speakers? Why? In total number of speakers, it's possible, and I think it's been the case historically (just by general popul…
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Comment #17419370
MX3 is a platform curated by the national radio stations in all four languages. The playlist by Radio Rumantsch would be a good start: https://mx3.ch/p/2ev (not all the songs are i…
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Comment #17419069
I speak Romansch (although poorly, by now), AMA. (Or even better, out yourself as a fellow speaker!)