Cloudef

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by Cloudef 3y ago
they actually use zig as build system, and it can be compiled (and cross-compiled) with zig cc
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by Cloudef 3y ago
What I'm really waiting for is zig support for custom range ints https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/3806 Also minor nitpick I have is that the interval/range syntax in zig is pretty confusing as
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Unless you have lots of apps, thats the bare minimum you can ask with $99/yo developer program for such niche app. I may sell it cheaper on the website later though
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Show HN: MouseLocker (macOS)(apps.apple.com)
6 points by Cloudef 3y ago|3 comments
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by Cloudef 3y ago
It's starting to look like github is slowly arriving to its own funeral. Lots of pointless site changes that hide or change location of important functionality. New twitter like feed that tries to recommend you all sort of crap you don
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Flameshot on Gnome Wayland(flameshot.org)
3 points by Cloudef 3y ago|1 comments
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by Cloudef 3y ago
should ping local electric company and check that the daily quota isn't filled
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ChatGPT: Fear Litany(web.archive.org)
167 points by Cloudef 3y ago|174 comments
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Technically nixpkgs as just nix would be pretty useless. Nixpkgs is much more than just package derivations, it contains a whole standard library for the language.
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Binary cache for old builds will be lost, they move to some other storage solution, but they can't transfer the binary caches due to AWS's egress costs.
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by Cloudef 3y ago
If you have OSX, it's much more reliable and better option than homebrew, so there it would pay off immediately
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Nix is gonna save your sanity in the long run however, compared to the ansible mess you eventually end up with.
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by Cloudef 3y ago
You are supposed to use shell.nix, list the packages that the project lists in README and then you can use the normal README instructions. Unless you really care about doing it "pure nix way", (e.g. writing mkDerivation, which is
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Pretty much, still not sold on flakes. My nixpkgs is also git repo not channel
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by Cloudef 3y ago
What's with the bunch of reddit crap on the front page recently?
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by Cloudef 3y ago
The depths is just inverted version of the same overworld height map, copy-pasted enemies and reused items from BOTW. It's simply yet another collectahon with bunch of puzzle shrines with physics sandbox. Not zelda game in my book. At
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by Cloudef 3y ago
I use terranix to manage AWS https://terranix.org/
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Isnt ToTK just a BOTW DLC?
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by Cloudef 3y ago
yes
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by Cloudef 3y ago
As a programmer, nix (the package manager) has been saving grace for me. I use it in almost every project now and even in work to setup dev environments, ci builds, cross compiling and what not.
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Nreal air seems better to me just because you don't have to strap a god damn monitor into your face
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by Cloudef 3y ago
It's funny because I actually had to buy app called "Macs fan control" just to get the M1 Pro's fans to spin up. While I also prefer quiet laptop, if I do some heavy tasks, I want it to actually spin up instead of making
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by Cloudef 3y ago
I find rust easy to use when you are doing high level programming, but it becomes very annoying language when you are trying to do something low level, or trying to manage memory yourself.
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by Cloudef 3y ago
>my only 'wish' for zig is to replace its {} with indentations kind of like nim/python for readability. Please no
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by Cloudef 3y ago
It's amazing WP is still used for sites that might as well be statically generated
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by Cloudef 3y ago
It seems transparent geometry isn't being path traced (or if they are, they immediately terminate the ray on hit and applying the same trick as in their rasterizer)
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Demos slightly cheat by dynamic linking to various system libs
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by Cloudef 3y ago
Because the game still looks boring
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by Cloudef 3y ago
While i agree that the people in the OP thread are highly arrogant. Piracy is really a service problem, and most pirates like in the op thread wouldnt pay for the product anyways (they are most likely kids, poor, or live in region where the
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by Cloudef 3y ago
This here. Cheaters will always find ways to cheat. Theres already cheats that run on completely separate machine so they cant be detected. Legimate customers keep getting screwed.

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