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This reminds me of pannenkoek2012's work on Super Mario 64: SM64 - Watch for Rolling Rocks 0.5x A Presses.

In particular, it makes me think about his "parallel universes" and QPUs.

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winrar has been around since I was in high school...21+ years 500 million downloads isn't unreasonable during that time frame real question is: how many windows boxes are up right now and how many have winrar installed

I use this on-and-off again. It is nice that I can flip between this and Copilot by commenting out one line in my init.lua

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Hey man, I bought Steredenn on the PS4 like 5 years ago and it was one of the best shootemups I've ever played. I haven't beaten it yet but was considering picking it up again for the Switch. Thank you for making it. I am working on my own game and games like yours are an inspiration for me to keep going with it.

If I can ask a question, was there an initial design decision to build the game in Unity, or was that just your preferred tool out of experience?

(asking because I am fool-heartedly going in pure libsdl2 and C++)

Thanks again!

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I generally don't list my email and try to control who has access to it, but I've ended up in several recruiters' databases and can tell when people who email me are using some template or automated system. Oftentimes the positions they reach out about are a clear mismatch and they reveal that they never even read my resume to begin with.

Right, which is why you would never XOR in this manner, and would hash instead. You don't want the password or content retrievable that easily.

My god, he's still going!

Have you ever tried going more than a day without cleaning your teeth? Have you ever had so little energy, motivation, or otherwise give-a-care to just not-do-it when going to bed at night?

Why do you insist on this being the baseline when you've clearly never struggled to do this?

You've never had true depression.

My teeth are rotting out of my head due to poor dental hygiene from years ago. The road back up sometimes begins in a deep hole vertical-ascent, and that can feel daunting, even hopeless at times.

You wouldn't talk on the Internet unless you had experience. Everyone loves to brow-beat.

Agreed. There was some drama with twisted years ago involving python 2-3 interoperability iirc. The title reads like clickbait and having to hook me on an article this way only serves to repulse me physically.

TIL of notcurses

"Notcurses is licensed under Apache2, a demonstration that I have transcended your petty world of material goods, fiat currencies, and closed sources. Implement Microsoft Bob in it. Charge rubes for it. Put it in your ballistic missiles so that you have a nice LED display of said missile's speed and projected yield; right before impact, scroll "FUCK YOU" in all the world's languages, and close it out with a smart palette fade. Carve the compiled objects onto bricks and mail them to Richard Stallman, taunting him through a bullhorn as you do so."

This inspires me

I'm actually dev-ing a game for Windows, Mac, and Linux entirely in C++ and libsdl and it has been a GREAT experience so far!

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You're not considering the Korean perspective. If Korean is your native language, Japanese is significantly easier to pick up than English due to similarities in the grammatical structure and syntax of both languages. Your surprise is rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding and stereotype about English because English is, I'm guessing, your native language.

It is mine as well, but I considered the questions you're asking when I was teaching myself Japanese around age 9. I'm 33 now. The barrier of difficulty is all in your mind. You're the only limiting factor. You decide for yourself how difficult something is to do.

Doesn't work for basic C++:

#include <stdio.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <iostream>

int main() {

    int someNum = 52;

    printf("Whale exists that does %d hz\n", someNum);

    std::cout << "Out";

    return 0;

}

/var/obfuscator/code_624952c3a4d4ebc7df41c830d3572272.c:3:10: fatal error: 'iostream' file not found

Stopping due to parsing error of severity Fatal

-----

Removing the include for iostream yields:

-----

/var/obfuscator/code_c963503bab4beb00483856ecd675548d.c:7:9: error: expected expression

Stopping due to parsing error of severity Error

My go to:

http://www.codelitt.com/blog/my-first-10-minutes-on-a-server...

In OSX terminal, .bash_profile send to be called on every opened window or tab. On my Debian server, .bashrc seems to be called, as well as inside every screen window

You should look at SizeUp, it basically does the same thing except for any window :D

I'd like to explore the possibility of contributing to its development and maintenance. I may not be an "experienced" C++ programmer, but I am an experienced programmer looking for more experience with C++.

Agree.

Personally, I don't drink that much. I've had maybe 4 beers in the last month.

Very impressive for a first project. I've been writing code for 20 years and haven't ever made anything this cool :D You're inspiring me!

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Feels a bit slow to be called "near perfect" but cool, I always love seeing Mario projects :D

There is no continuous consciousness. It is the result of unconscious processes culminating into individual perceptions of consciousness, making it appear like we are experiencing one continuous reality, when in reality, something far more complicated is driving us behind the scenes.

From her perspective, you and the rope would burn up against the fire wall

> "Yes there are things we don't know, but we should try to come up with precise questions, not to ponder about the meaning of black holes in philosophical way."

This, itself, is a very philosophical suggestion.

I don't get why so many people seem to be biased against PHP. It isn't an awful language or anything.

I'd like some citation on the claim that Ruby and Rails is taught "usually" in University web programming courses.