I saw an interesting paper on hackernews this morning: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17534950 http://fermatslibrary.com/s/the-theory-of-interstellar-trade Though tongue in cheek, it is an interesting paper. Feels like a hard science fiction book, rigorously exploring some strange topic. The c...

As for your flow mechanics, the real world is just a flow of energy towards greater entropy so it makes sense to go with the flow :monkey: It might even be useful to consider entities as temporary patterns by which energy flows (Not to get too philosophical, but you are in reality just a pattern of...

So maybe I'm the odd one out here, but Adam is part of the Dev team now. Josh chose to work with him and he's been making groundbreaking contributions. He's not disrespecting anyone by posting updates on his work (which are awesome). In fact, just hearing from Josh now would be an incomplete picture...

Naed chill out, there's no need to be mean. I think you may have misinterpreted some humor for aggression.

I disagree. I don't think its a good idea to force any one tool to fit all situations. I use vim extensively for my development needs. However, sometimes I just need a quick text pane open to jot something down or hold a paste-buffer, in which case it is quite nice to have sublime just a click away....

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That was a fantastic read. Thanks for the suggestion.

Hello all, I am a long time lurker (much older than my account.) Josh, as someone interested in the subject, I have some "heroes of computer science" in my mind. Among them are Ada Lovelace, Donald Knuth, Paul Erdos, Ronald Graham, John Conway, Grace Hopper, John Carmack, and Tarn Adams. I want you ...