CreepGin

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Twitter grapples with Chinese spam obscuring news of protests(washingtonpost.com)
10 points by CreepGin 4y ago|2 comments
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Nope they don't. It's based on http and CDNs now. https://github.com/HearthSim/keg#what-is-ngdp
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Wow! I thought it was a typo for "bizarre"... but now I know
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Just curious, are images intentionally all grayscale? Or just a legacy thing.
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Sorry, why Digitalocean ip's? Anti-bots and DDOS? And, how do you even find out about this?
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by CreepGin 4y ago
This is my experience as well. Just came back from RCCL last week. We bought the "Streaming" package for internet access ($100+ for 7 days). But we couldn't get any connection half of the time.
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Very nice example of texture animation driven by css transitions. I'm a game dev. After Unity began to support css transitions, I found myself doing more and more flipbook stuff to really give existing UI elements that extra punch. A r
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Live Reloading Code on Windows, Mac, iPad, and Android with Unity3d(vimeo.com)
2 points by CreepGin 4y ago|0 comments
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by CreepGin 4y ago
While we are on the topic of browser event handlers and "embracing how browser actually work", I can't help but mention that the builder.io website's top navbar cannot handle ctrl + clicking (for opening links in a new t
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by CreepGin 4y ago
Murphy's law strikes again. Really appreciate the writeup. Making the best of the situation is a valuable lesson in itself. Hope you can get the stars back one way or another! =)
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Yes, you are certainly not alone on that. The headline could be made better. Focus should be more on the composability and tooling side of things.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
My point is that it doesn't matter, serving strings or rendering react comps. For folks who has to work with jsx + ssr for one reason or another, they will appreciate what deno's team has done here. And yeah sure, you can alway
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Different use cases. You equate SSR to just serving strings. Others need to use jsx + SSR together (be it personal preference or hard requirement). Imperative vanilla code vs Declarative components. Both should have their place.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Now, add jsx and ssr to your example, deploy it, then compare with the deno version in terms of performance, code length, and dev time.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Ukraine is one of the 28 countries with mandatory military service. But regardless, I think anything goes when your country is facing an existential threat.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Pro gamers and TV critics are rolling their eyes. =D I feel like in this day and age, you can be successful at anything if you put in enough hours. Key is probably in being active and critical instead of being mindless.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Just curious. What is your avg ping for starlink? I'm looking forward to my future farmhouse and the ability to play ranked valorant on it.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
As an Asian American, this baffles me a little bit. We knew the virus was airborne since January 2020. It was all over Chinese/Taiwanese/SEA news outlets. I live in New England, Asians here started wearing masks months before othe
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by CreepGin 5y ago
The ducks we raised were even better tasting than from other local homesteads. I think the trick was in the amount of organic peas and red wrigglers we fed them.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
> Nonsense - you can get everything from trash to exceptional quality food, depending on the store you buy it from. Not disputing your point that small farmers have it hard but on the consumer side there's lots of choice. When money
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by CreepGin 5y ago
We have opposite experiences with pork and poultry. The meat we get from local homesteads are noticeably way better than store bought. Maybe beef is a different story. I don't know... During 2020 summer, we raised 4 peking ducks in our
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Mentioned != Whole point of article (as is suggested by the post I was replying to)
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Hmm that's a little uncalled for. It's a short write up and the bulk of it was talking about her take on crypto, an intro to Ethereum, and Licensing stuff in open source and photography. Her wishing for a better photo was barely e
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by CreepGin 5y ago
It seems to me Github Discussions does the job for a forum (for open source devs at least). Are there significant advantages to setting up a standalone forum suite like Discourse? I imagine you do have to spend quite a bit of resources to s
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Me too. I learned LOGO in the 90's during 3rd grade. Now thinking back, it was probably an important defining moment in my life because it let me experience creativity through coding and visual feedback (and also the constant discovery
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by CreepGin 5y ago
I can't imagine them to just continue DOTS like normal after going silent for so long. If they don't axe it, then they may choose to do something drastically different than before, like automatic ECS conversion under the hood. ECS
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by CreepGin 5y ago
That's a very interesting point about WoW. I was not a hardcore WoW player but I did play on and off in my high school years (Vanilla + Burning Crusade). I remember selling 1000g for $50 USD at some point. Then a month later the averag
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by CreepGin 5y ago
So Minecraft, Roblox, Rust, and other mod-friendly and sandboxed games are close to what you are describing. Centralized games like WoW is almost like the opposite. In order to support custom content creation and integration, the game needs
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by CreepGin 5y ago
Yes like some vintage newspapers drawings. Especially the shading on that spigot.
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by CreepGin 5y ago
With YOLOv4-based aimbots on the rise, it's really a losing battle even for the most anticheat infused games.

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