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by zenojevski 3y ago
Perhaps using Cython?
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by zenojevski 5y ago
I'm really glad game studios will now need 300 million dollar budgets to replicate the gameplay of a Game & Watch
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by zenojevski 5y ago
(This is a bit of a shameless plug, but hopefully it'll be interesting to the general discussion about gopher-like protocols and graphical browsers) It doesn't support Gemini (just yet) but here's my take at a modern, fully-f
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by zenojevski 6y ago
Brevity soul wit
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by zenojevski 6y ago
How did you get started working on ray tracing professionally? Did you market yourself? Got noticed by somebody important? Started selling your own raytracer? Or maybe just apply somewhere?
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by zenojevski 6y ago
I can't edit my post anymore. So here's a random recommendation to watch the greatest XCOM Let's Player of all time: Yeti https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhu1IU-H0hU22eTOcbWfV...
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by zenojevski 6y ago
Of course it's a matter of personal taste. But disclaimer, TFTD was indeed my first entry to the series. And yes, I hate the ship as well. The atmosphere is absolutely terrifying. It really made me clutch for the life of my soldiers as
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by zenojevski 6y ago
OpenXCOM and OpenXCE fix almost all of TFTD's problems with tons of quality-of-life improvement, like the "bug hunt" mode which reveals the location of those pesky aliens when a play drags too long. Give it a spin if you didn
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by zenojevski 6y ago
Even greater than UFO Defense, in my opinion, was its expansion - Terror From the Deep . It truly taught me that our oceans are so close, yet much farther than outer space can ever be. Looking at that lone blue globe in space always makes
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by zenojevski 6y ago
Not quite the same, but... Turn your Google Sheets into a beautiful Gopherhole :) https://github.com/zenoamaro/gophersheet A much closer transformation.
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Show HN: Publish Your Gopherhole from a Google Sheet(github.com)
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by zenojevski 6y ago
The ability for clients to render the markup as they please is actually one of the most important features, and a stark distinction from HTML, which only has one correct way to render. I exploit this in my Unnamed Gopher Client[0], a client
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by zenojevski 6y ago
I used a similar (but not identical) multi-column drill-down navigation technique in my Unnamed Gopher Client[0]. However, instead of coding my own scroll gestures, I delegated to CSS Scroll Snap, which works beautifully, even in complicate
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by zenojevski 6y ago
I have been working on a remake of Scorched Earth for a little while, that is modern but still faithful to the original. I find myself playing it often, for a quick minute or two, just to release tension accumulated during the day :) Maybe
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by zenojevski 6y ago
This is really cool! I think I can spot a few places where you got inspired by Worms as well :) - Scenario doodads like trees - Projectile distances when they fly off screen - Cross tombstones, like in the original Worms! Is that right? Edi
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by zenojevski 7y ago
Yes, it's impressive how much difference there is. There are ways to improve each, but this is the best cross-terminal solution I found. Do you have the same results with your other terminal emulators?
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by zenojevski 7y ago
You might like my Arkanoid Bash clone :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22121645
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by zenojevski 7y ago
If you like terminal games, you might be interested in my Bash Arkanoid clone! It's packed with cool text graphics, animations, sound effects, paddle acceleration, side spin, and power-ups. Clone, inspect, play with Q and P keys. http
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by zenojevski 7y ago
Look for "Files: Exclude" within VSCode Settings. Edit: additionally, the sidebar explorer now supports type-to-search.
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by zenojevski 7y ago
"Should women have a right to vote?"
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by zenojevski 8y ago
> he thought of using a space theme [...] and created initial bitmap images after the octopus-like aliens. Other alien designs were modeled after squids and crabs. I find it funny how the thought goes to deep space, yet reaches so close
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by zenojevski 8y ago
Safer to snooze than to clear the alarm.
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by zenojevski 8y ago
Indeed I can see that they are quite close to Slack's own default statuses.
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by zenojevski 8y ago
If you maintain OSS projects, this can be a useful tool to communicate that you are working on a particular, often-requested feature. Or perhaps, that you are on vacation, in hiatus, or sick.
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by zenojevski 8y ago
This is a melee version of Homer's make-up gun.
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by zenojevski 8y ago
First, you need something to organize. You can't optimize what's not there.
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by zenojevski 8y ago
Note: I was not the original poster: his comment simply rang very true to me; "lean" is being a motif in my work, as the complexity of precious time and resource management increases. Contributions are all well-intentioned, but th
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by zenojevski 8y ago
When the light reaches the camera, it has already moved roughly the same amount forward through the bottle. So my guess is yes, each frame is visibly showing "the past". My guess is also that, if the laser is really focused, and i
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by zenojevski 8y ago
This is not at all negative. Imagine parent telling some underground rebel group that their revolution would be more successful if they organized it with Jira. Meanwhile, this concern is so far away from the rebels, who are doing just fine
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by zenojevski 8y ago
A transistor is just as much of a black box, only incredibly simpler. You can decap hardware today in roughly the same way, and given of course enough time, understand it, and eventually control it.

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