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robocaptain

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    I believe the original author of most of this content was Brian Walker, creator of brogue, which uses Dijkstra maps to great effect. In my opinion, brogue is the greatest 'modern' …

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    This is really cool! I have been adjusting to life without Bloomberg recently. Does anyone know of something similar to this for rates, credit, or the ABS space?

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    Comment #22262413

    Hi! Off topic but I love love love Neptune's Pride. :)

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    Comment #18883612

    I remember hearing about this on the podcast roguelike radio a long time ago - truly a brilliant little hack. Here's the link for anyone interested: http://www.roguelikeradio.com/2…

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    Comment #16757747

    Thanks for posting this - some great memories and great links here. I'll jump on the bandwagon since I don't see any MUSHes mentioned here yet. MUSH was MUD-based, but built around…

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    Comment #16757646

    Hah. So many great memories of MUSHclient. For a long time it was the first thing I installed on any new machine. Eventually moved to tinyfugue on a remote shell (so I could be "al…

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    Comment #14520828

    Coming from someone who uses python but doesn't really follow alternative compilers, PyPy sounds great. What are some of the downsides, if any? Are you sacrificing library compatib…

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    Comment #14185286

    Yup. Made it feel more realistic to me, but I also don't have especially strong opinions for or against use, although more research seems reasonable.

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    Comment #14184620

    The podcast Reply All covered this in an episode last year: https://gimletmedia.com/episode/44-shine-on-you-crazy-goldma... Obviously not scientific, but great anecdotal discussion…

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    Comment #13994698

    This is an important point.

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    Comment #13893508

    This game and it's creator(s) never cease to amaze me. Looking forward to all of the new "fun" this will create.

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    Comment #13879033

    Seems like they are focusing on multi-family condos/apartments. I don't see much activity either - they started in a few residential neighborhoods intown but growth has stalled. It…

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    Comment #13530862

    I've been a dropbox pro user for many years, but have lately gotten the impression that they (dropbox) are focused on Dropbox Business and not so much regular consumers. Curious if…

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    Comment #13383893

    Wow, Dr. Goldsman. Glad to hear he is still an amazing professor - was one of my favorites as well. Thanks for all of these comments, great to have some inside knowledge on this pr…

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    Comment #13336476

    Just curious what the general consensus of 1Password is here on HN? I am especially interested to hear from people that are actually using/paying for the cloud hosting (their serve…

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    Comment #13319409

    Excellent list. There's a very big and important difference between "random" and "procedurally generated". Most great roguelikes (or roguelike-likes?) have strong procedural elemen…

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    Comment #13171429

    One of the best replies I've ever read on HN. :) I think you nailed it.

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    Comment #13167128

    I have an elderly family member with this exact problem. Even with constant reminding, it is an uphill battle. I suspect it is a combination of addiction but also "dark patterns" t…