Now I have a homework question that isn't quite clear to me.
"Construct a finite state machine that accepts a base 2 value entered one bit at a time with the most significant bit first. The machine output is 1 if the number entered so far (i.e. current state) reflects 2 mod 3 else the output is ...
When the N64 cartridge is tilted in Super Mario 64, it reliably produces glitches such as this. Mario's limbs disappear, he rotates 90° and sinks into the floor, and the music gets messed up (usually it goes faster).
What surprises me about this glitch is two things:
It's a very specific and s...
I like coming up with cool card combos. I'm in the upper brackets though, so I'm frequently seeing the same combos, making me think that they are looking that stuff up
@HelkaHomba I chose microtransaction, but it's pretty rare that I do. Usually it's for good apps with non-intrusive ads though, as payment to the dev. I uninstall apps with really bad ads.
@Sp3000 ooh nice. I saw a super low quality one on kissanime, but it was totally worth it. Gonna see it in the theaters when it makes rounds in the US (I think next year)
@HelkaHomba One model I used was having simple banner ads (that don't get in the way), along with a button to upgrade. On the upgrade screen you had three options, along with a very clear text that said there was no difference between the three except price, and all it did was remove ads. It was surprising and gratifying to see how many people chose the $10 option over the $2 or $5. IIRC they were labeled "Buy me [coffee, a drink, dinner]".
@Geobits Maybe. I'm planning a simple little game just to reacquaint myself with it but I'd love to make a 2D-programming type game where you need to "write" code to complete levels.
@ASCII-only So it works on a grid, more game-like. Like ><> but much simpler. You'd be given I/O testcases and try to optimize for shortest run/smallest area/fewest components.
@HelkaHomba Since it wasn't an option in the poll, there's also "I'd sometimes voluntarily watch optional ads (read: click it a leave it playing for 30s while I do something else) if I like the game and it has an incentive for doing so"
I tried to do Android development but my laptop couldn't run the emulator without lagging really badly, I gave up after trying to run it so many times ;_;
Oh it has nothing to do with that. It's the fact that JS was even adoptef as the standard instead of making a low level assembly and building on top of that
JS was doomed the moment people started making browsers other than Netscape
Draw lines to match languages and family stereotypes:
(1) C (a) Hardworking father who drinks a bit too much
(2) C++ (b) Layabout, punk-rocking son
(3) C# (c) Odd but sometimes fun uncle
(4) Java (d) Caring but overprotective mother
(5) JS (e) Shrill, maiden aunt who picks favorites
(6) PHP (f) Grouchy grandpa, set in his ways
(7) Python (g) Slightly deaf grandma, good at cooking
(8) Ruby (h) The cheerleader daughter, popular but shallow
(9) SQL (i) The kinda dumb dog that everyone still loves
@quartata well, I do a bunch of initialization, and then, depending on whether a runtime argument is set, I boot up an application, or do it via console
Draw lines to match languages and family stereotypes:
(1) C (a) Hardworking father who drinks a bit too much
(2) C++ (b) Layabout, punk-rocking son
(3) C# (c) Odd but sometimes fun uncle
(4) Java (d) Caring but overprotective mother
(5) JS (e) Shrill, maiden aunt who picks favorites
(6) PHP (f) Grouchy grandpa, set in his ways
(7) Python (g) Slightly deaf grandma, good at cooking
(8) Ruby (h) The cheerleader daughter, popular but shallow
(9) SQL (i) The kinda dumb dog that everyone still loves
CMC: given a flat array K and an shape array N, shape K into an N shape. That is, N = [...,c,b,a] where a is number of rows, b is the number of columns, c is the number of tables (rows by columns), etc.
When the N64 cartridge is tilted in Super Mario 64, it reliably produces glitches such as this. Mario's limbs disappear, he rotates 90° and sinks into the floor, and the music gets messed up (usually it goes faster).
What surprises me about this glitch is two things:
It's a very specific and s...
