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 Topic: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
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| Chaos Replies: 36 Views: 69035 |
 Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 6:38 pm Subject: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
| Blade Runner SUCKED!
While I disagree in a general sense - it's perhaps important to note that there are (unfortunately) SEVEN different versions of the film. It's likely that you watched the Directo ... |
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| Topic: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
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| Chaos Replies: 36 Views: 69035 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 8:36 am Subject: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
| I realise it wasn't your intent to suggest otherwise, but I just have to say that in my opinion even on its own merit -- ignoring its financial success and the worldwide cultural and industry impact - ... | |
| Topic: Technobabble! |
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| Chaos Replies: 43 Views: 75654 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 10:17 pm Subject: Technobabble! |
| Look, all I really intended to convey was; there is effectively no limit to the size or precision of finite numbers you can work with; it's simply a question of how much time (or processing power) you ... | |
| Topic: Technobabble! |
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| Chaos Replies: 43 Views: 75654 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:28 am Subject: Technobabble! |
| It seems a few people are worried about overflows. This is only really a major problem if you use native/standard double-precision floating point data types. You can bypass these entirely and write a ... | |
| Topic: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
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| Chaos Replies: 36 Views: 69035 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 10:04 pm Subject: Top 10 Sci-Fi movies |
| Alien (1979)
2001 (1968) Blade Runner (1982) 12 Monkeys (1995) Star Wars (1977) The Matrix (1999) Solaris (2002 or the Russian original, although they are quite different interpretations) A.I. ... |
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| Topic: Technobabble! |
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| Chaos Replies: 43 Views: 75654 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 8:48 pm Subject: Technobabble! |
| It seems a few people are worried about overflows. This is only really a major problem if you use native/standard double-precision floating point data types. You can bypass these entirely and write a ... | |
| Topic: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
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| Chaos Replies: 20 Views: 42275 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 3:54 am Subject: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
| As per the sneaking suspicion, it's squelched. I was thinking you were the author of Crimson Dark (That would have been a real bon bon BOOOON!)
Yeah that was my guess. 
I don't have a webcomic o ... |
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| Topic: Serialized SF online |
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| Chaos Replies: 3 Views: 14490 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 3:50 am Subject: Serialized SF online |
| The communities I've happened across over the years (usually as a prospective reader, not necessarily a contributor) are the aforementioned workshop-style forum sites - which seem to help independent ... | |
| Topic: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
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| Chaos Replies: 20 Views: 42275 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 8:50 pm Subject: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
| The radiation levels themselves would be enough to wreck havoc with any sort of electronics. The only reason why most people bring up EMPs is because of..... I don't know. In general though both eff ... | |
| Topic: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
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| Chaos Replies: 20 Views: 42275 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 4:08 am Subject: Killbots, terminators and AI 'rebellion' |
| Just in case anyone's interested: Jim was describing a use of Genetic Algorithms in Episode 17, which are (oddly enough) what I was working with while listening to the podcast.
As to contributing t ... |
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| Topic: Call-In show on Sunday |
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| Chaos Replies: 31 Views: 64136 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:32 am Subject: Call-In show on Sunday |
| It was certainly an entertaining show. I was in Talkshoe listening along (as "LanceBurns") - my entire contribution was "yep, sounds good" in pre-show chat - it was Monday morning ... | |
| Topic: Episode 15.....about spaceship/station/alien ref |
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| Chaos Replies: 8 Views: 29878 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 10:32 pm Subject: Episode 15.....about spaceship/station/alien ref |
| I want to try to learn how to use Freestyle, myself: http://freestyle.sourceforge.net/.
Just had a quick look at that - looks awesome! Thanks for the link! |
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| Topic: Episode 15.....about spaceship/station/alien ref |
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| Chaos Replies: 8 Views: 29878 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 10:23 pm Subject: Episode 15.....about spaceship/station/alien ref |
| @JjAR - I think the wacky perspective works perfectly for Jump Leads... Enhances it, even. Also your work is awesome, I love it.
3-D rendering program: I have no idea where to begin with this. Is t ... |
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| Topic: YOUR sci-fi influences |
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| Chaos Replies: 9 Views: 22253 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 9:45 pm Subject: YOUR sci-fi influences |
| Marry me.
Sorry Ben, I don't think it would work out; I think we may harbour irreconcilable differences over Joss Whedon...  |
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| Topic: YOUR sci-fi influences |
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| Chaos Replies: 9 Views: 22253 |
Forum: PodWarp 1999 Posted: Wed May 28, 2008 7:35 am Subject: YOUR sci-fi influences |
| I don't have a sci-fi webcomic...yet... I am working on putting one together though.
Ditto for me - glad I'm not the only one!
Okay, some influences off the top of my head... Writers: Isa ... |
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