I wish they would do that when they talk directly to the politicians. As soon as they dodge a question: "Well I see you're not going to answer any questions. Cut the mic. We're done here."
...instead of letting the grandstand for a minute on a yes or no question.
I like that format. The hesitancy is them indicating that they have a solid 60 second response that would not answer the question. Politicians dodging questions is so frustrating!
Getting drunk isn't in their job description.
"...the rank and file are usually much more primitive than we imagine. Propaganda must therefore always be essentially simple and repetitious."
"...the rank and file are usually much more primitive than we imagine. Propaganda must therefore always be essentially simple and repetitious."
Ha. Don't feed the trolls. He's not here in good faith.
Ace Combat 4. Which is kind of strange for an arcadey flight sim where the story is mostly tangential throughout the game. The final mission's music was straight up opera, and it somehow felt just right.
Maybe it's just me... iCannotReadWTFThisSays without staring at it for a second, but i_can_read_wtf_this_says at a glance. Easier to read.. more consistent to write. I see no advantage to camel case.
Looks like arctan. This should be close or at least get you started:
range * arctan(rate*(x + offset_x)) + offset_y
Hard agree. A few years ago, I was looking to try a new language, and the *only* reason it wasn't zig was the camel case.
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As if I needed another reason to hate python.
Brilliant self own sir.
> The saying that proves
Lol no. Block doesn't limit speech. I don't want to see braindead opinions, and I shouldn't be forced to. They still have freedom to speak, and I have the freedom not to listen to them. Best of both worlds my guy.
As much as I like Linux, that has got to be its biggest flaw by leaps and bounds. glibc throws a wrench into shipping binaries. That's why the Odin guys are trying to move away from libc on Linux specifically.
Thank you! Will do.
Yo Karl! Can I get on your list?
Hell yeah brother.
Maybe I should have mentioned what I do know. The build option you want is -extra-linker-flags. Just not sure from there.
Not actually sure. I had trouble getting that to work in C the last time I tried.
make can still be used, if you want to reserve or set the allocator. a := d does not copy the elements. It copies the structure. Maps are a bit weird as they are actually a packed pointer.
Arrays*
It allocates *on the insert* using the context. It was zeros before that. Dynamic stays work the same way.
No, dynamic it's just a struct. All zeros. No hidden magic in Odin.
Rays + hand drawn assets is a neat combination.
I think exploration works best with 1 or 2 people. Once the idea is there, I would require a team because I don't have an artistic bone in my body. I just flip bits =]
Solo because $$
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