Cloudef

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by Cloudef 2y ago
Snake oil of the software world
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Having circle where you already know people gives some reassurance for sure.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Honestly I've kinda given up on dating. My ex was doing sugar daddying and had other boyfriends behind my back. The world is too crazy for relationships right now. You have to hope you are lucky and found the one while you were still y
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by Cloudef 2y ago
This, isnt the point of analog input that the input isnt binary on/off. Seems like mario 64 was ahead of time. The whole sprint button seems like workaround for bad analog sticks / wear with non hall effect controllers.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
We did, unfortunately the foundation of our society and economy is built on the assumption that the age pyramid is not reverse. Expect hard times ahead.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
I used to write proto parser using ragel < https://www.colm.net/open-source/ragel/ > for work way back as well, it was surprisingly painless. Think this was way back when protobuf was transitioning to proto3.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Linux has had plan9 namespaces for long time which you can use from userspace as well. With this you can give a process isolated view of the filesystem, network etc .. Unfortunately not enabled on AWS lambda runner < https://gi
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by Cloudef 2y ago
I can see something where nix is used for the immutable base, and then the user installs apps using flatpak or similar. Kinda like how fedora silver blue and other immutable distros work.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
The installer does it all for you. Theres even graphical installer https://determinate.systems/posts/graphical-nix-installer/
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by Cloudef 2y ago
No. Even though SIP is slightly annoying because you can't have strace equivalent with it.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
If you want graphical apps to be handled by nix on macos, you might be interested in < https://github.com/BatteredBunny/brew-nix >. nixpkgs does not package macos sandboxed apps AFAIK, that means typically only cli
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by Cloudef 2y ago
I use nix on both mac and linux, also on CI where homebrew is especially brittle
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by Cloudef 2y ago
How I see is that the only thing that changes is that you can't do @importC anymore. You'll instead do something in build.zig that produces a module which you can then addImport("my-c-lib", generated_module); which you t
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Note that you can't use normal for here as you are accessing comptime known variables. Inline for will unroll the loop so that comptime constants get resolved for testing against runtime variables and then the optimizer picks out the b
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by Cloudef 2y ago
zls should generally work out of the box but I don't use vscode, so your mileage may vary. Make sure your zls and zig versions match. zig build-exe, zig run can be fine for small things, but when you want to start importing modules or
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by Cloudef 2y ago
From the issue > As a consolation prize, the TranslateC build step can be enhanced with advanced settings, such as namespace stripping and validation of existing bindings. Since changes to this don't require changing the language, i
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by Cloudef 2y ago
It adds 65536 pointers to the binary. Alternative would be to use a hash map. I think if they made function that used inline for instead it would optimize to a switch. No need for a LUT. fn stringFromMsg(umsg: c_int) [:0]const u8 {
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Gacha games are basically glorified todo lists, all of them eventually devolve into the stage where your "progress" grinds to halt and you either put in the money to get over the next barrier or do tedious daily actions to slowly
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by Cloudef 2y ago
There seems to be libc in the repo but many functions are TODO https://github.com/udem-dlteam/pnut/tree/main/portable_libc Otherwise the builtins seems to be here https://github.com/udem-
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Pipewire unifies all the apis, and is fully backward compatible. It has own API too, but you don't have to use it. You can write app using any of the apis, alsa, pulse, jack, and pipewire can work with it. You only need pipewire api if
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by Cloudef 2y ago
To be fair. Pulseaudio in early days exposed tons of audio driver bugs that were since then fixed. Bluetooth audio was barely working back then. Now bluetooth works so well that it makes other operating systems look bad.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Pipewire has pretty much unified the userland linux audio stack (+ supports video as well as bonus). Kernel side it has always been alsa. There's TinyAlsa so you don't have to use libasound to interface with the kernel alsa. (user
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by Cloudef 2y ago
The kawaii forum post says the undervolting allows them to passively cool the wii
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by Cloudef 2y ago
POSIX is one of those standards that don't really define anything at all. Microsoft POSIX subsystem is one of the nicest examples of something that lets you tick the POSIX checkbox but does almost nothing. One of the recent posix annoy
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by Cloudef 2y ago
> Kids are challenged to multitask and ignore distractions by navigating courses, collecting targets, and avoiding obstacles. You could pick something like path of exile for free.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
PS2 is kind of exception as it was a fill rate monster, and still even to this day is pretty impressive piece of engineering. (Mesh shaders say hi)
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by Cloudef 2y ago
GPUs also do not like overdraw, so it's generally good idea to avoid having many transparent elements on top of each other, its also the reason why drawing more triangles vs. transparent texture is generally better.
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by Cloudef 2y ago
You can combine zig and nix with < https://github.com/Cloudef/zig2nix > (shameless plug)
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by Cloudef 2y ago
Ah yes, Japanese databases that have maximum length for password and weirdly limits what characters you can enter. Banking systems that still link your information against your name, ending up in hilarious situations. Forms that won't
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Show HN: Io_uring like asynchronous API and coroutine powered IO tasks for Zig(github.com)
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