Cloudef

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by Cloudef 4y ago
Some more examples, I recently needed new hair dryer as my old one started throwing spars This "SALONIA" hair dryer is being pushed by paid influencers in japan, however based on the few critical reviews and their pictures, it doe
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Yes, only US ROM is supported currently, though it is setup so it can support any ROM build from the de-compilation project as long as you have the intermediate elf file for looking up the offsets.
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Show HN: Pokemon Emerald Randomizer(github.com)
37 points by Cloudef 4y ago|21 comments
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I wrote pokemon emerald randomizer for fun. If you have the original US ROM, you can try it online here https://cloudef.github.io/pokeemerald-randomizer/ randomize trainers does not currently do anything, but everythin
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by Cloudef 4y ago
For spare / repair parts aliexpress unfortunately is still the heaven. Sure you have to be really careful who you order from, but sadly the modern world hates selling spare parts and loves e-waste (especially for smartphones, it used t
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by Cloudef 4y ago
There's lots of these scams where they sell some non-branded goods with lots of reviews (with videos) from paid SNS influencers. Sometimes they may sell something completely else but change the listing completely (becomes obvious from
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by Cloudef 4y ago
That's understandable
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by Cloudef 4y ago
zig && zig cc does this + they are even planning to do incremental compilation with binary patching
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Ah the configure scripts and large c++ codebases, the bane of fast compile times. Configure scripts "checking useless stuff" isn't parallelized so it takes ages, even on a modern beefy processor. Somebody should write ccache-
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Expect the person who tried to do it as well (first telling me OnceCell and RWLock would work) in the end could not get it working either and gave up in half a hour. In the end I moved on, I still program in rust, but it's not a good l
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by Cloudef 4y ago
If you read the topic, you would see that even OnceCell did not work (unless you wrapped thing into mutex, or implemented deep copy, which is again what I did not want).
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by Cloudef 4y ago
True, but the above topic was not about rust. Though even in rust, if the code ever calls into C code the same pitfalls still apply. Also in rust because how everything has to take into account thread safety, programming simple or low-level
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by Cloudef 4y ago
True. I personally have setup my distro to launch directly into gamescope optionally for SteamOS like experience. On desktop client they still either hook or use vulkan layer (latter often in proton, thanks to dxvk). However I would not be
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by Cloudef 4y ago
This, the moment you call into library or code you haven't written yourself, you can throw out all the guarantee your program will be thread safe, and I don't even want to go into details like program mixing forks and threads or u
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by Cloudef 4y ago
They use wayland compositor (gamescope) under linux (even under X11), in their new SteamOS UI and it's already working a lot better. Plus they can do other awesome stuff with it like completely having control of where and how the game
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by Cloudef 4y ago
The irony of security and anti-cheat software acting like a invasive malware
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by Cloudef 4y ago
The point was none of those rust crates worked, or required you to use mutex in the end which the solution would not actually need (not zero-cost abstraction). I would've fine using unsafe, but even with unsafe it felt like I was fight
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I know, but the RWLock itself also did not work. Complaining about safety and the only solution seemed to wrap the value itself into mutex inside rwlock. If I still had to go back to this, I would just write the function in C and go from th
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Neither worked, it always complained about Copy trait, and no I don't need a mutex for this. I eventually got it to work with few bits of unsafe, but then I gave up when one of the apis I was using captures mutable self, and after that
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I too program in rust, however I don't like programming in rust. It feels like C++ on steroids. I consider all the meta-programming and traits mostly read only. There's too many concepts you have to understand and wrappers on top
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Yuyoyuppe, Utsu-P, Okame-P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sybi0z3Eltw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt2hfzn66P4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSGCpxkJsVI
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Unless the copilot spits out complete programs or libraries that are 1:1 to someone elses who cares? Caring about random small code snippets is dumb.
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I actually find it easier to leak with gc than without. Gc effectively hides the problem well, while non-gc is easy to debug with tools like valgrind.
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Some people are doing these kind of wrappers, for example: https://github.com/luispedro/nixml Machine learning people usually use anaconda which is all sorts of mess... But honestly yeah, I think it's worthwhile t
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by Cloudef 4y ago
There's lots of ways nix can be used. It's framework and shell.nix lets you build any sort of environment you want. E.g. if you don't want to use the nixpkgs ruby, you could install rvm in the env and in the shellhook get the
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by Cloudef 4y ago
I haven't ever needed flakes myself, but I guess this was sarcasm as it's nix eitherway :)
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Just use nix and write shell.nix file.
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Tyra: Open-source game engine for Playstation 2(github.com)
3 points by Cloudef 4y ago|0 comments
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by Cloudef 4y ago
Mesh shaders actually go way back to Playstation 2, they are pretty much identical to PS2's VU1 https://govanify.com/post/im-path-three-ps2/#not-so-quick-tr...
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Gnome Finally Has Thumbnails(gitlab.gnome.org)
4 points by Cloudef 4y ago|1 comments

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