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We were sent the Undertale 10th Anniversary Stream sprites directly from members of the game's team for upload on The Spriters Resource!
So much love goes out to them! ❤️
www.spriters-resource.com/pc_computer/...
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so much of the internet is some tirelessly maintained open source library that's the backbone of everything
nearly all streaming media sites and services are just big server clusters that run ffmpeg endlessly for encoding videos to stream
that's it
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"I'm addicted to this Buddhism game" fascinating advertising strategy
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my favorite subgenre of Halloween decoration is “skeleton of things that absolutely do not have skeletons”
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there are always those trendy projects the certified Smart Guys gravitate towards and then they end up creating some horrific 80IQ solution while thinking they’ve done 150IQ engineering.
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tem go to renfaire
the door ticket person was a dark knight main
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Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person. How could you do this to *checks notes* hitlercoin dot com
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obscure dance game fun fact
in old versions of Stepmania, threads are named "Joe" by default
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My modest proposal for how to acknowledge AI work is to use the Latin phase "Fieri Iussit," which means "commanded to be made." It acknowledged the Emperor's orders on Roman buildings.
You didn't make the thing, but you commanded it be done, so the proper acknowledgement is "Ego hoc fieri iussi."
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Wars were mostly bad for European economic development. Might be obvious to ordinary people, but it's not considered obvious in economic history. But I think it's obvious ;-)
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sqlite is so insane sometimes i can't believe it's the best database
![Extract from https://www.sqlite.org/flextypegood.html
4.2. Rigid type enforcement helps prevent application bugs
It has become a point of doctrine among many programmers that the best way to prevent application bugs is strict type enforcement. But I find no evidence in support of this.
To be sure, strict type enforcement does help prevent some kinds of bugs in lower-level languages like C and C++ that present a model that is close to machine hardware. But this does not seem to be the case for higher-abstraction languages in which all data is passed around in a "Value" superclass of some kind which is subclassed for the various lower-level data types. When everything is a Value object, specific datatypes cease to be important.
This technical note is authored by the original author of SQLite. I have been writing TCL programs for 27 years. TCL has no type enforcement whatsoever. The "Value" class in TCL (called Tcl_Obj) can hold many different datatypes, but it presents the content to the program and to the application user as a string. And I've had a lot of bugs in those TCL programs over the years. But I do not recall a single instance where the bugs might have been caught by a rigid type system. I have also written a lot of C code over a span of 35 years, not the least of which is SQLite itself. I have found the type system in C to be very helpful at finding and preventing problems. For the Fossil Version Control System, which is written in C, I have even implemented supplemental static analysis programs that scan the Fossil source code prior to compilation, looking for problems that compilers miss. This works well for compiled programs.
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Last year I lost my entire tomato crop to blight. Never again. I have created the perfect organism; a gene-spliced salad-colossus that can survive fire, frost, disease, even the vacuum of deep space…
I give you…
THE TOMARDIGRADE!
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the f-35 is feminine coded now sorry
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