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isn't part of the charm that you only need to pass the test not meet the spec per se, encouraging "cheating" to get lower scores.. fitting with ancient chinese secrets
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undocumented behavior only owns in a monoculture. imagine if your game only worked on Atari 800 because they fixed a bug for the xl/xe
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Yeah it's definitely part of the game to find untested cases, that's a bit different from finding undocumented ways of using instructions. I think both are cool though.
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Annual Gift Panda posted:undocumented behavior only owns in a monoculture. imagine if your game only worked on Atari 800 because they fixed a bug for the xl/xe this is a game where you try to beat your friends
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otoh if you find a really good bug, intel/microsoft will have to replicate its behavior forever
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exploit early, exploit often
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Having minor updates break all of your poo poo because you were relying on undefined behaviour is part of the charm of programming! Just look at all of the poo poo that the Dolphin people have to do
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also, it's supposed to be a second-rate chinese manufacturer, the kind that only cares about whether the item appears to work. future updates? what are those? relying on undocumented behavior that may later disappear to save on manufacturing costs is very much in the spirit of the game.
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chinese manufacturers will design boards with redundant device footprints, so they can swap in whatever component is cheapest at the shezhen market that week.
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i added some yosfriends and drat bobbilljim is like a wizard or something
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can you not have multiple versions of a solution in spacechem?
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thehustler posted:can you not have multiple versions of a solution in spacechem?
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big scary monsters posted:i added some yosfriends and drat bobbilljim is like a wizard or something I'm captainfoosa and if u add me you'll probably feel better about your Infinifactory solutions
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big scary monsters posted:i added some yosfriends and drat bobbilljim is like a wizard or something   jabor and sudoku own me tho
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not asking for solutions, but do you need ops beyond what you start with to get down to 3 lines on the early problems? it seems like i'd need to do two things on one line at the moment to get there
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big scary monsters posted:not asking for solutions, but do you need ops beyond what you start with to get down to 3 lines on the early problems? it seems like i'd need to do two things on one line at the moment to get there yeah, if you read your in-game emails you'll eventually find out about a few bonus features of the microprocessors you're using some of the later levels would be really tough without them!
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peak spirit-of-the-game is cobbling together the shittiest solution that passes, submitting it, and moving forward
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refining a solution to save bom is somewhat tolerable as well
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Spent the better part of the evening on the "make a game" mission. I decided to make a "cheap" knockoff of Simon Says, but considering the number of parts I had to use, its not very cheap Some lights blink and you're supposed to match the pattern it shows. It keeps track of the number of consecutive right answers, and resets to zero when you're wrong. I'm only a few missions in, so this isn't utilizing anything not found in the documentation. In the spirit of the game, the circuit locks up if you enter in input too fast, I'm not about to start debugging why that's happening, catching something sleeping at the wrong time I'm sure. ADINSX fucked around with this message at 07:57 on Jan 3, 2017 |
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Jan 3, 2017 07:54
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good work my child
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I skipped past Shenzhen i/o and I'm just programming a game boy now
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Annual Gift Panda posted:I skipped past Shenzhen i/o and I'm just programming a game boy now same but snes no steam achievements though wah wah edit: wait I didn't skip shenzen nvm
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