Cloudef

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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   I wonder if this technique could be used to bring back PS1 esque pre-rendered background style games but with actual depth
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   Yes, by multi-user i meant, plan9 doesn't have the unix/linux user model, but rather "multi-user" is done with the namespaces. Container people would be more familiar with the plan9 way.
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   Even on linux people avoid syscalls because syscalls are slow and bad. So I don't really see the problem with plan9's approach either. Make the common scenario useful, optimize for special cases (sendfile, io_uring). In fact read&
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   I was quite disappointed by the ABI differences between different architectures when I was doing network transparent uinput. https://git.cloudef.pw/uinputd.git/tree/common/packet.h#n34 https://git
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   If you setup user namespace, the child processes will inherit that namespace. The difference is that plan9 is fully built on this idea and isn't multi-user, on linux you have to opt-in to this. It's very useful and underused (most
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   Whichever superior depends on your use case and needs. Plan9's approach is very powerful whenever you need anything distributed, and makes lots of boilerplate to achieve that basically unnecessary. Linux nowadays is flexible for both a
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   > The everything is a file philosophy becomes much more clear then. To be honest, everything is a file is kind of a lie in unix. /proc and /sys are pretty much plan9 inspiration.
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   1em is your base text size (what your content should use), >1, <1 when you want larger or smaller text, point being you don't dynamically adjust and break the users font size configuration. For example comparison with the OP&#x27
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   by Cloudef 3y ago

   Isn't the whole point of em that you don't have to do this?
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    Peerbit: P2P Database for Web(github.com)

    1 points by Cloudef 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    12 years, still looking though this month looks promising, its been a shit show after shit show since covid tbh
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    In my experience github has no value in your cv/resume at all
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    For zig take a look at https://github.com/mitchellh/libxev and https://github.com/rsepassi/zigcoro
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    I wrote implementation of "javascript promises" for c++ that is still used by the company. It needs event loop implementation for platform to work (few lines of code usually), but other than that it works pretty well. However, now
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    This is a RSPL transpiler used to write custom microcode for the N64's RSP. It's being used to write completely custom renderer (no nintendo code) for n64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2tT2HYXvmQ
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    RSPL Transpiler(mbeboek.gitlab.io)

    1 points by Cloudef 3y ago|1 comments
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    zig https://github.com/ziglang/zig
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Japan regulates so you can only use few exhanges and withdraw select of cryptocoins
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    They do not really solve the issue because I still need to at some point transfer/convert to the "big guys coin" to actually get the funds to a exchange.
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    I got recently granted airdrops for few cryptos due to past contributions to some open source projects (no idea which). It reminded me why cryptocoins won't ever take off. 1. The time to transfer from coin to coin took ages 2.
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Hello, I'm available for hire. Half joking aside, this usuallly has been deterrant for my job searchs, especially against ats
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    I do not think it's ever going to become that we code with AI. I just don't see how using black box to produce code is ever going to work out well, and in fact it would be pretty dangerous as you would let essentially the biggest
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    I agree with you, we've left really hard problem for the younger generations to solve. (This is not just US but a global problem)
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Nordic countries do something absolutely insane and give these people a home. Unheard of I know right. The only homeless you see are either voluntarily homeless, or part of the mafia that extorts money from people pretending to be homeless
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LiP39gJuqE
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Yes, what do you suppose is the meaning of a country? Whats the point of country if there is no safety or benefit for a person.
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    1. Setup nix flake 2. Replace the build system with build.zig
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Here is video how wind waker uses many luts to do its unique look (BoTW and ToTK use the same techniques) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnxs6CR6Zrk
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    I never liked the original SQL syntax, it's weird. It's one of the few places where I think using s-exprs would've made more sense.
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    by Cloudef 3y ago

    Homes are not supposed to be an investment