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(actually that's a lie, I saw it mentioned in the CSV challenge thread. But that was just a few days ago, so the point still stands)
Thanks everyone for pointing out I was wrong.
> It could be that some god gets asked more than one question (and hence that some god is not asked any question at all).
Make up your mind.
def sideEffects():
print "Called."
return 5
if 0 < sideEffects() < 10:
# sideEffects is only called onceYou'll probably find there is a lot more rendered than you expected.
In case anyone else is wondering, frames 112 through 115 are exactly the same. Frames 125 and 127 differ only on focus (the invisible #ici element). Frame 129 is the same as 127.
I saved and ran diffs.
Seriously?! Is this a thing? Please tell me that was hyperbole.
Couldnt' help but smile when I read this.
Check out under "Blowing up the Death Star". You'll need a decent graphic card that works well with WebGL though.
Edit: Igglyboo has a point too.
There is a subtle grey underline, which I'm sure can be nearly invisible depending on your screen.
Will they be able to combat them with better code?
That's a bit unfair. Movies tend to put the composer's name in big letters right before the movie starts, while in games the name usually comes "buried" in the credits only.
Also I personally find that the best soundtracks come from Japanese games, and I'm not very good at dealing with Japanese games.