BD103

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by BD103 3y ago
Another interesting thing by the same person that got pretty popular on HN: The Joys of Small Game Development https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37799387
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by BD103 3y ago
Other AAA games like Tears of the Kingdom also having stunning graphics. It’s quite impressive, though only rendered in 720p.
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by BD103 3y ago
That was the point I wanted to make. I don’t see Apple letting Beeper make money off of a service they don’t run. If the app was open sourced and free then Apple wouldn't really be able to stop it. Apple can definitely sue them as a bu
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by BD103 3y ago
This was quite interesting, but I’m disappointed it didn’t mention how many lines in C it actually took to run. Perhaps a profiler might help calculate this?
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by BD103 3y ago
Technically yes, but editions are more like different "flavors" of Rust than actual breaking changes. A 2021 crate is supposed to be able to import a 2018 crate, likewise for 2015 and 2024. Because they all need to work together,
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by BD103 3y ago
Yo that's awesome! I've been using Obsidian for some time, and it's absolutely superb. Since I started using it after the 1.0 release, what did it look like before the redesign?
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by BD103 3y ago
Ignoring the topic of the article, the artwork and design was fantastically done! Props to whoever designed it :)
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by BD103 3y ago
Sum types are amazing! Once I got introduced to them in Rust, it was hard to go back to languages like Java where the enum type is pitiful in comparison.
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by BD103 3y ago
This looks really cool! I personally use Jetbrains Mono [0] as my goto font, but with the different-fonts-per-context and texture-healing features I might switch to this. 0: https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/
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by BD103 3y ago
Congrats! Ferrocene has been building towards this accomplishment for a while. I definitely appreciate the amount of hard work that went into this. (And as a fellow Rust user, all the improvements and changes that get merged upstream.)
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by BD103 3y ago
Bevy is one of my favorite game engines, especially for larger projects. Asset V2 preprocessing and .meta files look super useful. I'm also looking forward to lightmap support in future releases!
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by BD103 3y ago
Obligatory Vanilla JS link: http://vanilla-js.com
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by BD103 3y ago
Occasionally I enjoy viewing the HTML of websites to try to deduce what web framework they are using. I couldn't figure it out for this one, but here are some things that I find interesting: - On line 90 of the homepage, there is a sin
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by BD103 3y ago
Interesting! I stopped using Jetbrains IDEs by that time, which is why I didn’t mention it.
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by BD103 3y ago
I follow a person on Github who works here! (cbiffle[0]) They wrote a fantastic series[1] on learning Rust from a C perspective and I highly recommend it. [0]: https://github.com/cbiffle [1]: https://cliffle.com&
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by BD103 3y ago
Jetbrains has good IDEs, but I've always disagreed with how much they abstract over "running" programs. Run configurations are great for projects where you iterate quickly, but they do not teach newcomers how to use the comma
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by BD103 3y ago
This is fair for certain languages like JS or Java (IntelliJ is amazing), but not as much for less popular languages. I started learning Rust a few years ago, where the Rust plugin for Jetbrains IDEs was still in its infancy. Switching to V
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A Note on Probability(bd103.github.io)
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Intercepting Allocations with the Global Allocator(bd103.github.io)
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by BD103 3y ago
Downloading the videos is always an option, but I’ve found it’s too much of a hassle when browsing content. It works really well when you’re planning on going offline, though!
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by BD103 3y ago
Not to mention, it is a lot easier to program a function formatting the text to exact dates than writing a function that estimates how long ago it was.
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by BD103 3y ago
Desmos does have a Github page, but unfortunately the main codebase is not public. Their API docs are well written, though, so it's really easy to embed Desmos into your site. [^1]: https://github.com/desmosinc [^2]: