CyberShadow

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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   Right-click the tab bar, select "Bookmark all tabs", save them all to a new folder (name it after the current date or whatnot).
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   For the record, Mozilla is working on it: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis You can track the E10s team's progress through their weekly meeting notes: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/E10s-meeting-notes
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   The relevant policy page: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1348688?hl=en#Hack... Also, from https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/2581949 : "We offer email support in se
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   Would be interesting to see a benchmark between D's ctRegex and Rust's "regex!". IIRC, when ctRegex was announced, it beat all other contestants (including V8's JIT-ed REs) in the author's benchmarks. There wil
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   Here's the full graph of the game logic (SVG) (spoilers): https://cdn.rawgit.com/CyberShadow/11329584/raw/5d295c9557d3... Code: https://gist.github.com/CyberShadow/11329584 Legend:
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   > I wasn't aware that clicking different things in different orders affected the outcome. I don't think it does. Here's the relevant part of the (dart2js'd but slightly cleaned-up) code: https://gist.github
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   GetAsyncKeyState will not reflect input that is sent to an elevated window. So, it does not break UIPI.
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   Did I understand correctly that at 1:25, that video is demonstrating the introduction of "live window resizing"? I haven't been following Unity closely, but I thought this feature was present in OS GUIs since about 1997?
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   by CyberShadow 12y ago

   Note that you'll need a language capable of AOT compilation if you want to target consoles which only run signed code (or use an interpreter, which will be rather slow). JIT is not an option on those systems.
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    by CyberShadow 12y ago

    There was a talk at last year's D conference how Remedy Games have used D as their "scripting" language: http://dconf.org/talks/evans_1.html I wonder if some of the same points would apply here. The shor
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    by CyberShadow 12y ago

    > Adding `#L52` to the end of a code file URL will highlight that line number. You can click the line number (in the column to the left of the code) to add the fragment to the URL, and Shift+click to select a range. Easier than editing t
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    by CyberShadow 13y ago

    I think this is a rather disproportionate "TL:DR;" and conclusion. Here is the offending line: > Ok, ok, I’m just a pervert and I love raping the D compiler. Yes, it is immature, but your comment makes it sound like the entire
13. 433.▲
    by CyberShadow 13y ago

    I should note that this is a very old article (from 2006), before D had compile-time function execution. D was still around version 0.166. I suppose that only makes this project more impressive, although its techniques are obsolete compared
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    by CyberShadow 13y ago

    Seeing as how both Nimrod and D have invested into metaprogramming (and also "attempt a speed-elegance unification"), I think a comparison with D would be interesting. D doesn't have AST manipulation, though; the "parall
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    by CyberShadow 13y ago

    Watch the video in the article. At 0:48, they drag the titlebar as usual, even though there are menu entries directly under the mouse cursor. I guess they have replaced the "pull down" mouse gesture with initiating a window drag,
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    by CyberShadow 14y ago

    > It looks like a flash game It actually uses Flash under the hood! (Source: A friend asked me to have a quick look at it given my Flash reversing background ( https://github.com/CyberShadow/RABCDAsm ))
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    by CyberShadow 14y ago

    The standard git-gui and gitk tools, bundled with git, are much better than nothing, but at the same time not much to look at compared to some other GUIs. It's a shame that these tools have seen almost no considerable improvement in the las
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    by CyberShadow 14y ago

    > I've tried to get small examples that show the bugs, and failed. Have you tried setting up an automated process which tries to gradually reduce your large codebase to a small one which still reproduces the bug? Some similar existing p
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    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    Yes. D1 is pending deprecation at the end of this year. D2 uses a common runtime separated from the standard library, and you can use Phobos and Tango alongside each other. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D_(programming_language)#Histor...
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    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    GDC is in really good shape (on *nix at least). LDC seems up-to-date, but not sure how stable it is.
21. 441.▲
    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    There's been an explosion of contributions to the compiler, runtime and standard library since their development was moved to GitHub about a year ago.
22. 442.▲
    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    Yes, there are way too many things hard-coded at the moment. I want to refactor all of it out into templates, config files and library code. There's apparently some interest of adopting some code into D's standard library, too.
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    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    Here are some of the things that play a part in the forum's performance: * Optimized and deflated static resources * Deflated HTML output * SQLite prepared statements * Integrated HTTP server (although it's currently in front of an Apache p
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    by CyberShadow 15y ago

    I plan to move to HTML templates in a future version. It shouldn't affect performance.