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by Arch485 2y ago
VTable structs. Instead of declaring `interface Foo { void bar(); }`, you do `struct Foo { this: void, bar: const fn (this: *void); }` (i.e. a struct with a function pointer field and a "this" pointer). This is how interfaces wo
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by Arch485 2y ago
My life for Super Earth!
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by Arch485 2y ago
I think cashless, in the sense of "all money is digital", is probably a net bad thing. Remember, there are governments and organizations today that don't believe in basic freedoms: one could, for example, know if someone gets
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by Arch485 2y ago
Are you on Honey's PR team now?
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by Arch485 2y ago
As was I :)
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by Arch485 2y ago
It's also very important to realize that the majority of currently employed and potential candidates are "white males" in North America and Europe, for better or for worse. So when you say, "the people who are struggling
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by Arch485 2y ago
No, "asleep" is the opposite of "awake". Woke is a different construct. Maybe an antonym to "woke" could be "slept"?
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by Arch485 2y ago
As someone with autism, the second paragraph is entirely incorrect.
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by Arch485 2y ago
but lead tastes yummy :(
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by Arch485 2y ago
Interstellar travel solves the "finite resources" problem. Granted, intrastellar travel can do that as well: Earth's moon first for its H3, then use that as a launchpad to go other places for resources that are limited or run
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by Arch485 2y ago
I smell a class action lawsuit. That's a whole lot of lost revenue and time for you and itch.io's creators. Godspeed!
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by Arch485 2y ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Yes, anywhere in the EEA. Also willing to work in-office. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: In no particular order: Frontend web (HTML/CSS/JS), Svelte, React, Rust, C, TypeScript, SQL, Postg
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by Arch485 2y ago
You can grab JSON data of all ISO recognized countries and their address formats on GitHub (apologies, I forget the repo name. IIRC there is more than one). I don't know if it's 100% accurate, but it's not very hard to implem
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by Arch485 2y ago
I don't think there is an "official" definition for AAA, since it's mostly a buzzword. However, according to Wikipedia AAA refers to games "distributed by a mid-sized or major publisher". In that sense, I think
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by Arch485 2y ago
There's been a recent explosion in mesh sizes because of Nanite as well. A lot of devs who don't understand optimization will pull in a 1+ GB movie-quality mesh and just slap Nanite on it, even though they'll never need that
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by Arch485 2y ago
This is completely false. Unity is popular with AAA, as is Unreal Engine. Both are less popular than having an in-house engine. Source: I work in the games industry.
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by Arch485 2y ago
I got so fed up with Windows 11 and Microsoft's BS that I bought a new PC with an AMD processor and GPU so I could daily drive Linux (for context, NVIDIA hates open source and so there aren't any good drivers on Linux). I've
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by Arch485 2y ago
> "App" does not rhyme with "Up". It does if you're from Boston.
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by Arch485 2y ago
I put "hub" and "Peach"... There seems to be a lot of possible answers
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by Arch485 2y ago
It seems extremely unlikely to me that ML models will ever run entire games. Nobody wants a game that's "entirely indistinguishable from reality" anyways. If they did, they would go outside. I think it's possible specifi
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by Arch485 2y ago
Oh yeah. CSS is turing complete, after all!
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by Arch485 2y ago
> Do you have any examples of this? Not GP, but at my old job making games we had a truly horrendous asset import pipeline. A big chunk of it was a human going through a menial 30 minute process that was identical for each set of assets.
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by Arch485 2y ago
Sure, but you could also toss that $30bn into SPY and make a killing.
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by Arch485 2y ago
It's even less! A lot of those vegetables and rice go into powering your heart, muscles, organs, etc. and only a fraction is used for the brain. Maybe the future of AI is in organic neurons?
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by Arch485 2y ago
Well actually, humans have disliked boredom since forever. Before the advent of phones, people would read, drink, or otherwise cause chaos to entertain themselves (these things still happen of course, phones are just yet another source of e
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by Arch485 2y ago
This article is both low-effort and uninformative. TFA states they have never used the app, but there are "lessons to be learned." I got more information about the subject by reading this comment thread.
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by Arch485 2y ago
Indeed. In the case of self-referential borrows, this is not allowed because Rust wants copying structures byte-for-byte (e.g. `memcpy`) to always be safe. The solution was `Pin<T>` et. al., which gives a way to make some value immova
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by Arch485 2y ago
I've tried it, and I don't like it. There's too much confabulation to be useful as code completion, and any task more complicated than that results in logic errors most of the time. Code completion was fine without LLMs, and
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by Arch485 2y ago
My understanding is that by using "the magic of quantum", accelerations can be measured with 0 error (for practical purposes), so it's an incredibly accurate dead reckoning positioning system. In that way, it's "GPS
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by Arch485 2y ago
> I am by far no expert, but I am very sure that its not something you "just" go do. As someone who has dabbled in compiler writing (i.e. I may be totally wrong), I believe that from a technical standpoint, modifying the borrow

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