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This is so exciting to see! I became obsessed with Inform7 a while back after I learned about it from "The best things and stuff of 2014" [1]. I remember scouring the web for its source code and being really bummed it wasn't open source. I can't wait to finally dive in! I've never seen a literate program of this scale before.

[1] http://blog.fogus.me/2014/12/29/the-best-things-and-stuff-of...

Thanks for clearing that up!

I always thought it was "Techniques"

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FYI all codes are now redeemed.

OP also shared this on r/gamedev, but with a bit more context: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/9bsd4n/11_months_o...

FYI: You need a Kinect for the Making Things See book.

Exactly.

I think Apple is primarily trying to attract artists and other creative types with the Pro. A good friend of mine is planning on giving up his Wacom and moving to an iPad Pro instead.

I love the extended abstract at the top that includes the principle findings and conclusion. More academic papers should use this format.

I didn't realize Chrome supported panoramic video like that. Pretty cool.

You should be able to use inline assembly in rust-nightly: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/book/inline-assembly.html

I used Ada during my first internship (avionics software). However, the group I was part of was in the middle of phasing out Ada in favor of C/C++. This was around 2010-2012.

Cool project, but the title initially lead me to believe this was a tutorial on building a JavaScript interpreter. :(

They do: http://www.rdio.com/apps/ (unless you are looking for a Linux desktop client)

I feel the need to point out that you can run Mac OS X on pretty much any recent Intel processor and a wide range of motherboards. It is not locked to Apple hardware.

Typing "fizzbuzz" into the chatbox gives you a couple extra accent options.