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I would love to turn this into a screensaver of rain falling onto a window.



AQ2 was such a fun mod. It's been a while since I played, but if I recall you could some real John-Woo style moves as if you are in an action movie.

The article says that Le created it though:

    Two years later he created Action Quake 2, a fast-paced game inspired by “Die Hard”


I think that it’s probably doable in DEVONthink. There are flows to automatically OCR and to organize files into folders based on content.


After some time I find myself waiting for highly composite numbers rather than primes.


Came here to see if I was just imagining things. Thanks for confirming!


Glad I wasn’t the only one who saw the reference! Now I just need a version that ties in M.C. Escher’s impossible staircases with infinite loops.


My mind was boggling over a JMW Turner connection to Hofstadter!? Guess I don't know CS ..


I was really excited to see how a 19th-century landscape painter was connected with one of the best NBA players of the 1980s and an Ancient Greek mathematician. Not what I got, but the actual subject is still pretty interesting.


I have a .in domain email address and there have been occasions where it is rejected by some email address validation logic.


If I'm running a command in the background, and want to be notified when it's done, I usually run it like

  cmd; say 'files done' 
I wish I could use his voice though! These were sounds of my childhood.


I remember taking a PL class in undergrad, learning Prolog as one of a handful of languages. During that section my brain started to want to "bind" variables to things as I was going about my day, it was very weird.


Where is your data coming from? I’m curious what prevents you from inserting the data into Clickhouse without Kafka.


ClickHouse does need ZK but they have their own implementation.


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