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Welcoming the Verse Team to Cash App
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NIMBY Rails – A Development Retrospective
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Taking on a New Challenge
(facebook.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
If this indeed evolved into a stand alone, curated app store like Steam pre 2016 with a 88/12 revenue split it could indeed shake up Android game distribution. Mobile in general and Android in particular is such a brutal market for sma
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Fortnite Is Coming to Android and Epic Is Rolling Their Own Store
(toucharcade.com)
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8y ago
From the article: "The chips that produce an electric field for the Solar Probe Cup are made from tungsten, a metal with the highest known melting point of 6,192 F (3,422 C). Normally lasers are used to etch the gridlines in these chip
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carloscm
8y ago
I originally did. This was fine when the scripting was just doing data setup in advance, and it wasn't being run per-frame as game logic. When I started The Spatials V3 (aka Galactology) I also started doing real time game logic in s7.
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8y ago
I'm beating my own drum here, but the gameplay code for my game Galactology is 90%+ done in a Lisp dialect (l2l with LuaJIT underneath), clocking at 51K lines currently. It has been a huge productivity boost since I switched from C++ t
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10y ago
I think the article is wrong to call the showcased devices "netbooks". Netbooks were a laptop-lite, with a slightly smaller size. The Dragonbox Pyra is more like a micro laptop, the size of two big smartphones stacked on top of ea
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Crowdfunding is bringing the netbook back
(salon.com)
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10y ago
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A love letter to s7 Scheme
(carloscarrasco.com)
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10y ago
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Prototype Production Run (DragonBox Pyra PCB)
(boards.openpandora.org)
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11y ago
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Racket v6.3
(blog.racket-lang.org)
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11y ago
I've looked into both l2l and moonlisp and they were too incomplete to be usable in their current state, and not being worked upon recently (or not much). The most current and interesting effort in this area in my opinion is Conspire[1
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11y ago
LuaJIT is, by far, the best option for scripting in games/RT, thanks to the incredible JIT performance and its incremental GC with deadlines. But there's something when you start playing with Lisp and then you want to keep using i
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12y ago
That 1mm single fiber endoscope is just amazing, out of a spy/scifi novel.
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12y ago
This is notable not just because of Neal Stephenson, but because his blog post contains what I think is the most detailed public description of the tech so far: --- Here’s where you’re probably expecting the sales pitch about how mind-blowi
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Neal Stephenson Joins Magic Leap
(magicleap.com)
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12y ago
~150USD / month from http://thespatials.com/ with a jump to 1000 USD in October after we announced our successful Greenlight. Launching in Steam in early 2015 and expect to shake things up.
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12y ago
This reminded me of ATS - http://www.ats-lang.org/ Check also Chris Double blog - http://bluishcoder.co.nz/tags/ats/ ATS combines ML-style types, linear types, dependent types and theorem-proving.
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12y ago
Please don't name it just "Meta", it will make it a lot more difficult to find resources for it in the web. Imagine googling for "meta", "meta lang", "meta language", "metalang". Maybe
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Comparing OCaml and Standard ML
(adam.chlipala.net)
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12y ago
It's true, it's more customizable and flexible than I realized when I first looked into it. I stand corrected.
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It was the glgui library that gave me that impression. It's true that there appears to be no built-in high level concept of a view as a container/ layout holder/ etc, we are talking about different things. I should rephrase t
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12y ago
Keep in mind LambdaNative appears to be very opinionated about things like project structure (your code goes in this folder and is named like this), files (your images must be in this format and must be copied to this folder) or UI (your co
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Is this also true when using JavaScriptCore directly? Or do you only get JIT compilation in the context of a web view?
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ManyLands: The random island generator for the Rogue Sea
(nuclearhorsestudios.com)
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Reverse engineering a counterfeit 7805 voltage regulator
(righto.com)
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Introducing the Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition
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12y ago
Partially, mostly in the library area. It still has some troubles with actual C99 code: http://bellecrazysnail.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/some-thought... There's also some weird double personality issues g
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