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by Flow 3y ago
It did. Reasons are 1. Built-in MIDI interface. 2. High-resolution screen available, 640x400, 60Hz monochrome. 3. Simplistic operating system, the DAW software had 100% control of all hardware and timings.
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by Flow 3y ago
This is the most horrific nuclear test video I’ve ever seen. The giant cloud over the city near the end is pure nightmare.
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RDS-37 Soviet hydrogen bomb test [video](youtube.com)
5 points by Flow 3y ago|1 comments
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by Flow 3y ago
There's a game based on The Kraken Wakes, released early 2023. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2100380/The_Kraken_Wakes/
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by Flow 3y ago
Do you think a purely functional language without GC would be much simpler than Rust and Rust's borrow checker? I don't think the mutation part of Rust is what makes it complicated.
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There's No Purple Light(youtube.com)
2 points by Flow 3y ago|0 comments
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by Flow 4y ago
> ON the MSX you could create your own palette.. On MSX2 you mean? I don't think it's possible to alter the palette on MSX1.
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by Flow 4y ago
I've not read much about the new law/requirements, but will these points apply to Xboxes and Playstations as well?
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by Flow 4y ago
The transfer times, the internal reaction/processing times and the hierarchical structure likely makes this different and more chaotic compared to a big neural net, which is more like a function.
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by Flow 4y ago
> And it was then that I realized that consciousness was probably a fairly large collective, like a jellyfish, rather than a single thread. Given that it's chemical and electrical signals, probably in some semi-hierarchical pattern,
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by Flow 4y ago
Do you have Spectre countermeasures active in the kernel of that machine?
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by Flow 4y ago
I read a thread at Reddit about people that have been in a coma. Most of the people said they had no idea of the time passed. No dreams, no nothing. Other people said they dream like during the night, but had less awareness of time. So not
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by Flow 4y ago
I have a Crescent Elder and without assistance on max it feels like I cycle on wet sand with flat tires. I think I'll get an Ecoride next time. Old ladies wosh past me uphill and they put zero effort into pedaling while I have to use a
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Building a Lego-powered Submarine 4.0 – automatic depth control(youtube.com)
4 points by Flow 4y ago|0 comments
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by Flow 4y ago
I really miss a consistent user experience. A core idea that I as a user can rely on to predict how a new app will work. I was in awe when I discovered as a kid that user interface were a research area. Things like Fitt's Law and so on
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by Flow 5y ago
For more than a year I've been trying to get it clear to my boss that I'm too stressed and need a less chaotic workplace. The last months I've had constant headache and fuzzy vision. I checked my blood pressure and it was 180
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by Flow 5y ago
All I could think of reading this was processed meat and colon cancer.
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by Flow 5y ago
Will DMA from external devices pass L3 or some other CPU cache? Or are all accesses to the freshy DMAed-to memory be cold
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by Flow 5y ago
> If it has 99% accuracy, then you're banning thousands of players Obviously you can't just automatically permaban people if the system is not based on a technical inspection of the player's system. Instead you have to bar
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by Flow 5y ago
Client-side anti-cheat is a futile endeavor these days and besides being ineffective probably is user-hostile too. Server-side machine learning is the way to go. Also the server should not send info a legitimate client have no use of.
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by Flow 5y ago
I thought that the faster 6502-clone should have its own 64kb RAM and only let writes end up on original RAM. So only writes should be slowed down to the original 6510 free slot. All reads could be from fast RAM. Then we have hardware regis
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by Flow 5y ago
It affects blood flow by relaxing muscles that constricts blood vessels. It was originally intended as a blood pressure medication.
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Games to Relax and Lower Your Stress(youtube.com)
2 points by Flow 5y ago|1 comments
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The Standard Model might be the most successful science theory. But what is it?(aeon.co)
1 points by Flow 5y ago|0 comments
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An assembler for custom, user-defined instruction sets(github.com)
1 points by Flow 5y ago|0 comments
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Ancient Multiplication Trick(youtube.com)
1 points by Flow 5y ago|0 comments
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by Flow 5y ago
We used MoscowML and later SML/NJ at the University and I have fond memories of SML. I find SML very beautiful, more so than OCaml and Haskell.
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by Flow 5y ago
You learn over time to encapsulate and insulate to avoid other's crap code to infect your code-poems. Less jokingly, programming has so many pain points that you learn to avoid. Simple things like reformatting a file, while a simple th
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by Flow 5y ago
Are you referring to this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish!_Philosophy
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by Flow 5y ago
IMHO: Rust is going to be very very popular on everything from embedded to client-side web apps. Headlines like the one on this submission makes me think "finally, someone has started to write that thing in a sensible language".

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