joachimma

At the final missions the game became very hard, but you could cheese it by doing a failed hyperspace jump, that would race past a lot of the enemy waves.

I'm not sure if this is preventable.

But the cartridges themselves contains gigabytes as you say.

https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2025/05/31/a-lean-companion-t...

When I or a team member do gradle build, npm build or cargo build or similar on a fresh checkout the tool should ask to be installed.

I don't like the restriction on code before super. But I don't have a clue what they are referring to here. The code example doesn't use a template either.

  PositiveBigInteger(long value) {
    if (value <= 0)
      new IllegalArgumentException("non-positive value");
    super(value);
  }

Has there not been prior attempts to make an open source cpu?

Is there a lot of skill in making the ISA? It seems to me (naively) that most talented EE students could probably come up with their own ISA, or is there some "magic" in the RISC-V one?

I assume that there are a reference implementations in VHDL/Verilog and Cadence and good support in compilers. Is this what pushed through, where others failed?

On the other hand. If Tesla disappears all the competitors will keep milking their ICE cars, since none of there EV make any profit. If Starlink disappears Ukraine is fucked, yes even if Elon has secretly given Putin access to all the satellites or whatever is the rumor of the day.

They weren't coding for some NASA space probe and they knew it.

I could see this being useful if there was a script, that moved the comments out into either the commit message or a separate file.

I was under the impression that this was not the case, and that the reason Sierra games run poorly on Amiga/Atari was that they could not use the custom chips in those machines.

Compared to the Lucasarts interpreter that ran really well on all kinds of hardware, and even allowed the switching of old-school graphics to special-edition to be easily implemented.

But I find it deeply hypocritical that the US Military, who won't let Ukraine use the weapons given inside Russia, has a problem with a private company who does not want their civilian tech used in offensive weapons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUzklzVXJwo

Once taxed it then belongs to the government, in a very real sense, the tax-payer no longer have access to it. While it no longer belongs to the tax-payer, it does not therefore follow that they did not earn it.

This one has the original english voices.