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Hate to break it to yall, but 1.54 cm is not 1 inch.
I mean, the games sorta provide that. =)
Fun fact, many of the Sim* games originated because Will Wright read a book on the subject.
Most of the games he worked on resulted from his academic interest in a field of study, and simulation development was “almost an excuse to do years of research on a subject.” SimAnt was largely based on the research of Harvard University biologist E. O. Wilson, specifically his 1990 zoology textbook The Ants. Written with colleague Bert Hölldobler, the book details the behavior of ants and the intricacies of their colonies. Wright was particularly interested in Wilson’s explorations of emergence whereby individual ants performing basic tasks can collectively accomplish very complex goals.
Previously:
While working on the game Raid on Bungeling Bay, in which the player flies a helicopter dropping bombs on islands, Wright found he enjoyed designing the islands in the level editor rather than playing the actual game. This led him to develop increasingly sophisticated level editors. At the same time, Wright was cultivating a love of the intricacies and theories of urban planning and acknowledges the influence of System Dynamics which was developed by Jay Wright Forrester and whose book on the subject laid the foundations for what would become SimCity.
that they might not use binary logic, but tertiary logic instead. They might not use 8 bits as a smallest package of data.
People did both of those things in computers. They have also decoded encrypted messages where they didn’t know the algorithm or the key. And, as others have said, in this case you start with simple messages, establishing the basic boundaries of transmission, before trying to communicate most primitive ideas.
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Sounds like you enjoyed the show a lot, I’ll look it up, thanks.
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
21·19 days agoYeah, it’s pretty clear already that you actually can’t put any brainpower behind your bullshit.
SlurpingPus@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
21·19 days agoOh indeed thanks for telling me that I need to google your vague and in no way clarified idea of what Russia is doing, when I can read goddamn Russian language itself and have been reading independent Russian-language opposition media covering Russian reality for ages, and know a whole lot more about it than you do.
SlurpingPus@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Killing the intellectual future of Iran. Science has no borders.English
3·20 days agoby measure of lost life i’d still argue modern Russia is worse
Idk what lost life you’re counting, because it’s pretty well known that civilian casualties in just the Iraq war most likely dwarf Ukrainian losses.
‘A Clockwork Orange’ possibly comes from Malay ‘orang’. Although Burgess alternatively credited a cockney expression, but no record of such an expression exists.
TIL the multiverse instance has someone other than Grail. But, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s perfectly in line with yall’s belief that you all are actually personalities of one dude, who might not even exist anyway.
Some people do wear you down.
In and out in twenty minutes.
SlurpingPus@lemmy.worldto
Linux@programming.dev•After a Long Time, Ubuntu Shows Some Respect to Deb Packages
21·25 days agoOh yeah, it’s certainly not the maintainers wasting time by peddling the snap bullshit that doesn’t work, without thinking beforehand.
Just to be clear, zero of those names aside from ‘potato’ denote any kind of a currently or formerly living entity.
You’re missing the forest for the trees. Vodka can be, and is, made from potatoes. What is that if not the man’s closest companion?
SlurpingPus@lemmy.worldto
Linux@programming.dev•After a Long Time, Ubuntu Shows Some Respect to Deb Packages
1·26 days agoAh, okay, sounds similar to Mint’s ‘Software Manager’.
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Linux@programming.dev•After a Long Time, Ubuntu Shows Some Respect to Deb Packages
1·26 days agoIs that supposed to be good? I prefer snaps unintegrated with my debs. This very post is about how Ubuntu integrated them too eagerly.

Yeah, nothing new to see or learn by it anymore.