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HCF was great. I can't recommend it highly enough to anyone who hasn't seen it yet, if you have any interest in the history of the computer industry at all. And I say that not because of how historically accurate it is, or isn't. It's just plain good drama. I just finished watching the entire series for the second time, and I wouldn't be shocked if I wind up watching it all a third time at some point in my life.
The caveat being to stick through it for the first season, which is a little rough around the edges and overwrought. From there, it really takes off and becomes fantastic.
John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
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Re: John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
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Commander Keen is also Doom Guy's father, at least according to Tom Hall (co-founder of id software) https://twitter.com/ThatTomHall/status/958352500431572992
Being now 1/4th of the way through Doom Eternal I wonder how Canon that is. It seems Doomguy is the direct descendent of human-but-not warrior race? So BJ Blascowitz being human (maybe?) doesn't quite fit. They're doing such an awesome job expanding the Doom mythology that it'd be tight to watch them go back and explore Keen more, silly a game though it may have been.
Re: John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
#263Wow, the idea of Carmack as BDFL for BSD [0] is pretty cool. Or would that be BSDBDFL ? (BSD Benevolent Dictator For Life ) :)
I guess that either the BSD folks really like things the way they are or people really don't like Carmack.
Weird to see it downvoted. Would love to know why.
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What has Tovald’s approach been while familiarizing himself with contributing to someone else’s huge and respected codebase? Or are you just referring to his communication when defending his own codebase?
Hey friend, please don't purposely misread the comment. It's clear that folks are contrasting two different styles of communication. Linus Torvalds can be plenty kind when he wants to be. And John Carmack has also done his time being a jerk. What people are saying is that the kind approach is their preferred default.
Citation Please.
Re: John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
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Hey friend, please don't purposely misread the comment. It's clear that folks are contrasting two different styles of communication. Linus Torvalds can be plenty kind when he wants to be. And John Carmack has also done his time being a jerk. What people are saying is that the kind approach is their preferred default.
> And John Carmack has also done his time being a jerk. Citation Please.
Re: John Carmack is reading and contributing to OpenBSD source code
#266What happened to his AGI work?
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> And John Carmack has also done his time being a jerk. Citation Please.
Not my responsibility! You know how to do research. Put effort into doing that or learning how to do that instead of putting up low-value comments.