> "both sides" This has been the BBC response to criticism of its news reporting for a long time now. However there are very few debates which have only two points of view, and the very act of reducing every issue to a…
> assume ah=0; assume bx=0 Hmm. So the second time this program is run, it will fail?
Also "If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic."
Am I the only one that is noticing a lot of BBC articles reaching HN frontpage that have nothing to do with tech?
..only in fast mode iirc
Interesting article. I had not realised that Zork Implementation Language (ZIL) was Lisp!
When people talk about electric cars.. this is what I picture.. ..Where's my hover-board dude?
Wow! Excellent. Thanks
> "..this is one of those occasions where we should be thankful we've moved forward." Have we _really_ moved forward? In 20 years time, will today's parallax-scrolling, advert-laden, click-bait sites look any less…
It's been a long time since I programmed in Pascal ;-)
http://www.pi-top.com/#/
Great documentation!
The COBOL vision lives on..
e
> "both sides" This has been the BBC response to criticism of its news reporting for a long time now. However there are very few debates which have only two points of view, and the very act of reducing every issue to a…
> assume ah=0; assume bx=0 Hmm. So the second time this program is run, it will fail?
Also "If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic."
Am I the only one that is noticing a lot of BBC articles reaching HN frontpage that have nothing to do with tech?
..only in fast mode iirc
Interesting article. I had not realised that Zork Implementation Language (ZIL) was Lisp!
When people talk about electric cars.. this is what I picture.. ..Where's my hover-board dude?
Wow! Excellent. Thanks
> "..this is one of those occasions where we should be thankful we've moved forward." Have we _really_ moved forward? In 20 years time, will today's parallax-scrolling, advert-laden, click-bait sites look any less…
It's been a long time since I programmed in Pascal ;-)
http://www.pi-top.com/#/
Great documentation!
The COBOL vision lives on..
e