Everything is WFFs all the way down
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Everything is WFFs all the way down
F9 fits how many?
And yes the Atkinson cycle helps
- Meta didn't block their page, they blocked their Ad account.
- The account has been reestablished already
This was probably because their campaign shipped complete misinformation about the opposing candidate (with several profiles boosting the same misinformation) but when they do it, that's cool, right?
In most places taxis can be identified as: having a specific color/color pattern and/or a ceiling fixture
It is by design because you want taxis to stand out from other vehicles
But those were much cooler than the ones today
Yeah still looks like an overcomplicated project
Maybe that's why China can make it work
Mars has a little bit less gravity than Earth
How big would a rocket need to be even to send a small payload (let's think 20kg/45lb) even suborbitally so that it can be caught by another spaceship
Now check how big a rocket has to be to send all of that from Earth
You'd probably have to send this on Starship. And refuel it while on orbit
Is it Story -> Characters -> Puzzles?
Theme -> Characters -> Story -> Puzzles?
Or everything everywhere all at once?
Are the character descriptions in this doc leading the Story or derived from it?
How much of the story is built around Gameplay and its limitations? (I think I remember GF requiring 2 CDs?)
I guess it would be "trivial" to have a bounty on each of the future numbers, since you could encrypt a bitcoin private key with it (it would probably make sense to do RSA -> AES key that encodes the BTC private key)
If I think about asm:
function1:
(do stuff)
jp function1
ret
function2: (other stuff)
ret
main: call function1
call function2
the 2nd call might happen internally due to branch prediction but in practice it shouldn't and the processor fixes thisOh yeah and TFA also goes with:
> The funny bit is that C got this right.(...) but C included one more rule: loops whose controlling expression is a constant expression may not be assumed to terminate.
Well, duh! A broken clock is right twice a day it seems
x86 bytecode is bytecode
They have way more skills than the technical folk in doing that
Now I'm just glad I'm not responsible for this fire
Thanks for buying $product, $consumer
(but yes I think you might be right if we're centered on the CG)
(of course in real life your plane would keep changing, and probably some other complicated math I can't think right now)
I don't see why. Build a VM image in the more sensible OS and work from there
Don't worry about IT support, just burn the VM and replace whenever something gets weird
They probably can solve every video driver issue they find or just find a way to use an nVidia card on a beefy Intel Mac
(or do the same on Linux - also possible)
I don't care. I never cared. And every sane tool knows how to deal with it
Shut up and stop thinking we're still in the 70s