Bigpet

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by Bigpet 1y ago
The solid axle turning without slippage from that video works for regular inter-city rail. I think it doesn't work for rails with the tighter turning radii often required of inner city trams and similar rail transport.
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by Bigpet 1y ago
well looking at the list of projects and seeing the site `ZeroAcquire` there it looks like he asked himself the same question and sold the solution
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by Bigpet 2y ago
looks neat. Like Acreom, but with better collaboration capabilities.
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by Bigpet 2y ago
Saudi Arabia is not on the list. It's Russia, Iran, North Korea, China. > (4) FOREIGN ADVERSARY COUNTRY.—The term "foreign adversary country" means a country specified in section 4872(d)(2) of title 10, United States Code
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by Bigpet 2y ago
I was confused at first too because I tabbed out and came back to it. You need to scroll down to the `Newbase` Section. It's apparently both the repo for some kind of cli framework and for the rebase tool.
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by Bigpet 3y ago
Yep, for types that's a new operator. It is also a binary operator for xor, for values. But no unary use from what I remember.They call it "reflection operator" in the paper. It was previously used by Microsoft for their C++&
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by Bigpet 3y ago
Having some form of coroutines or green threads seems like a good idea to me for something low-level. Otherwise countless projects that need something like it will re-implent their own incompable version with longjmp or similar means.
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by Bigpet 3y ago
Why is it combining back-tick with the previous letter in a ligature with almost all letters? Into a single character wide element it seems. So looking at a Markdown file with "a`" will print it as "à" always even with
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by Bigpet 3y ago
> Where even is the backtick? Not just that, why is the backtick unconditionally combining with the previous letter? If you type "a`" it will always print "à" for me, even combining with letters like "t", s
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Fully agree with #embed. I don't really need the feature often enough to justify it. But it feels fine to use the preprocessor for it. It's annoying enough for the people who need it to have some build-system work-around, so just
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by Bigpet 4y ago
you need to "install" the PWA first. So how's this different from regular desktop applications in regards to phishing specifically? Do you mean an app presenting pre-"install" as something and then post-"instal
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Hm. I don't know if I'd consider atmosphere part of the genre. But it's missing boss fights which are a pretty core part of the genre I think. Which other NES or SNES games take place on one continuous map that you backtrack
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by Bigpet 4y ago
The metroidvania inspirations are pretty clear, it's a large map that you unlock gradually by finding abilities on the map. Including some back-tracking. What do you think is missing for it to be called a metroidvania?
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Then charge them with racketeering. If that doesn't work make the part you don't like illegal. Enshrine something like the "right to be forgotten" stuff into law and make them take down threads if the people they refer t
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Swatting people is illegal, if you have evidence of a crime you should bring it to the police, not to cloudflare.
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by Bigpet 4y ago
> With Qt being used on microcontrollers these days Is it really though? It's used in embedded systems. I wouldn't call those that can run Qt UIs microcontrollers.
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by Bigpet 4y ago
oh, I didn't see that byteswap wasn't in there. I googled the "stdc_" part and saw a paper that included byteswap. I guess that was an older draft. Damn, so close. Well I hope it's included next time.
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by Bigpet 4y ago
I'm just happy that both C and C++ now have bit stuff like byteswap, popcount, rolr, etc. It was a bit silly that stuff like that wasn't in either standard until this recently.
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Oh, looks neat. I've been looking for a cross-platform hex editor for simple editing (wxmedit kind of sucks on macos and had issues for a while now). This seems to have some very powerful features, but sadly doesn't support trivia
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by Bigpet 4y ago
The DIY desktop gaming tower market has got to be pretty small by now. Margins on pre-builds have been shrinking to almost nothing, I build my own PCs because I see it as a hobby, but I could hardly recommend it nowadays to someone who&#x27
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by Bigpet 4y ago
The desktop web version also doesn't seem to support it for me. Just shows me "Hmm...this page doesn’t exist. Try searching for something else."
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by Bigpet 4y ago
No reason to have alcohol in a "civilized society" either. People aren't logic automata and trying to make rules that treat a population as such will always end up in the way that prohibition did. You should punish/sanct
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by Bigpet 4y ago
Numbers are still significantly higher than Winter 2020/21. So with lessening restrictions this winter is poised to set another record (for infections at least, deaths might not be as high as last year). People don't care, true. B
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by Bigpet 4y ago
It has some even more fundamental bugs with PDF. Concatenating transformation matrices with negative scaling (i.e to flip the coordinate system you're drawing in) is completely broken in Preview and Safari. It's completely conform
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by Bigpet 4y ago
I'm a little confused about the comment about the mirror rectifications. The author seems to claim that the other versions in the paper are "mathematically correct versions". But the label says that those are rectifications a
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by Bigpet 5y ago
About the pixel perfect aspect: were the people that made the flash games/experiences that I played just bad, or did flash also struggle with pixel perfect placement. I remember both a lot of nearest neighbour flickering and a bunch of
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by Bigpet 5y ago
wxMEdit (formerly MadEdit) filled that niche for me for years. It does seem that recent versions do have some bugs that occasionally rear their head, but it's still very usable. At least it was for me, Using Notepad++ for editing confi
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by Bigpet 5y ago
I've tried Karabiner Elements for quite some time. Because I came from Windows and wanted to swap some keys around (command/control and some shortcuts). It seems to me that it made input lag sometimes worse and also just ate input
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by Bigpet 5y ago
Couldn't immediately find a good explanation of what STAR1 and STAR2 were. Looks like it's 256x256 bitmap that's scrollable and cycles automatically through a color palette. So you can make the stars "twinkle" by it
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by Bigpet 5y ago
To the point of complexity, the allocation makes the container unfit for over-aligned types. But honestly I don't even know if STL containers are over-alignment aware. So instead of (T*)malloc(sizeof(T) * capacity_); it should b

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