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Super Hexagon (by Terry Cavanagh) is one of my all-time favorite games. If you haven’t played it, here’s the trailer (from 13 years ago): It is a rhythm game with only two controls, and an official Linux port. The controls are circular (left and right rotate the player triangle …
புத்தகப் பையில் வைக்கும் போதும் தெரியவில்லை. ஒவ்வொரு முறை வீடுகள் மாற்றும் போதும் தெரியவில்லை. வருடம் செல்ல செல்ல தூக்கிசெல்ல பாரமாய் இருந்ததால் என்னவொஉடனிருப்பவர்களுக்கும் என் உணர்வுகள் புரியவில்லை. படித்துக் களிக்கும் போதும் பாரமாய் இருந்தில்லை. பார்க்கும்போதெல்லாம் பள்ளி வகுப…
What happens when the ambiguity you've been tolerating meets something that acts at machine speed
For the last four years, the UN has hosted a week dedicated to open source in June/July at its headquarters in NYC. The event has evolved from focusing on the strategic implementation of open source within companies to recognising its impact as a public good on developing and de…
On minds, machines, and the strange habit of confusing one for the other.
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This post is an expansion of what I wrote on r/archlinux as a proposal for AUR helpers. It is a call for every package manager to add support for global hooks. The packaging ecosystems that we all rely on have been under constant attacks. The most interesting countermeasures cur…
I am building a course, “Functional Programming with OCaml”, for the NPTEL MOOC platform: twelve modules of recorded lectures. The course book is not a PDF and not a website with code listings you copy elsewhere. It is a website where the code runs, in your browser, with nothing…
A financial services team I know spent nine months building a knowledge graph.
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