FreezerburnV

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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
Check out “agenda”, which advertises itself as associating notes with time.
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by FreezerburnV 6y ago
As someone who was experimenting with text editing in a browser recently: I could not find any open source (non-commercial expensive license) text editors that could actually handle workloads I cared about. (and which are not also special
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
Can you expand a bit on why you pulled the plug because of there being “no way to make it work like it’s ‘supposed to’”? I’m actively working hard to improve at Overwatch to try and break into the tiered competitive scene, so any reservatio
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
Might wanna check your facts: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/18/chick-fil-a-drops-donations-...
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
And yet despite that, they still treat people with respect: https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_2564379
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
What do you mean when you’re talking about learning deeply about the psychological mechanisms of procrastination? Do you have any links to start with that? It’s something I’ve struggled with my entire life, and if there’s something I can do
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
Ryan is currently working on on a new cross-platform game engine where you write entirely Ruby: https://dragonruby.itch.io/dragonruby-gtk
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
Depends on the podcast maybe? The only ones I currently listen to are D&D podcasts so it’s not like I’m learning anything. It usually makes me want to do work on my own D&D campaign and be creative instead, if I’m not just enjoying
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
If it makes good photos, and the extra information isn’t being harvested to track you like Facebook would do, what does it matter what it’s actually doing under the hood? It probably is doing a lot of that because it can condense all that e
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
Here's my real account saying: I'm continuing to play Overwatch. The Overwatch developers aren't responsible for this mess. And I'm trying to get good enough to make it to at least the semi-pro level, which means taking
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
If you haven’t heard of it yet, Subnautica is the last game I’ve played that truly felt wondrous to play and hooked into my brain in a major way. Highly recommend, one of my favorite games of all time I’d say. (Up there with Undertale and S
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
The “or better” tagged into JVM applications really needs to go away. Realistically, most JVM applications do not have as good performance as native ones. Yes, it’s possible to run better, but it’s very hard to create code that JITs to so
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
I, personally, feel somewhat offended by this characterization. While it’s true that I can stay up too late playing some video games (have to be specific ones to get me invested enough), I can do the same for other things like binge-watchin
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
There seems to be a perception that anything running on the JVM is going to be slow and look bad. Considering I work with Java every day in a gigantic Swing application, (IntelliJ IDEA, if you didn’t guess) and it has great performance for
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by FreezerburnV 7y ago
JavaFX actually has a lot of reactive elements in its design. Basically every attribute of any GUI element are an “observable” type which allow you to register handlers for doing stuff when the internal value changes.
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
I said this elsewhere, but I would legitimately like to see a program like what the author wrote, written in idiomatic C++ that performs as well as what the author got to. Maybe in a comparison style like the author to show the slower C++,
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
I feel like I've seen people say more than once that you can do things like this to improve the performance of C++ to what you see from this post with the "C with classes" style and reimplementing various bits of the stdlib.
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
As someone who also likes physical paper + fountain pen: how do you carry your fountain pens in a way that they don't leak ink when moving around in a pocket or something similar? (as in, the physical jolt of the pen moving in a pocket
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
I quickly scrolled through the list of supported “apps”, and one of them is Reddit. Doesn’t that kind of go against the “don’t be distracted” idea of Station if something supported as a first class citizen is a distraction site? Also is it
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
...which can often be "the hotel I booked doesn't have the reservation, and I'm currently SOL". My wife and I booked a rental car for a trip through one of the many booking sites (Expedia, probably) and when we got there
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
The post mentioned “waves” that propagate changes in time. I suspect the implementation of time travel is similar in how it works to Achron ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/109700/Achron/ ). In Achron, ther
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
In case anybody else is confused like I was: there is a plug-in for browsers that turns all mention of “cloud” to “butt”. Parent apparently has this plugin installed, and thus the “to butt” part is “to cloud”. (Users of said plugin will see
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
This feels like an April fools joke article.
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
That is an... odd location to try and latch on to in order to say that the writer is toxic in the industry for multiple reasons: 1) While the author didn’t claim walkways are bad, there are many bridges designed for American rush hour traff
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
I usually read this at least once a year. It makes me laugh, and then bitterly weep as I realize how accurate it is. It’s well-written enough that I read it to my (relatively non-technically) wife and she understood the vast majority of it.
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by FreezerburnV 8y ago
To hopefully give some encouragement: you can for sure play all modern games on a game controller with only a single hand, but it might take time to learn how to do so. There is a speed runner (who holds at least one world record) that has
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by FreezerburnV 9y ago
Vaults stores on their servers are encrypted with a two secret system: one secret is your password, a second secret is a large, random string. So even if your vault password is weak, it should still keep the vault safe. Neither of these sec
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by FreezerburnV 9y ago
Since I'm not seeing an obvious flag from a quick search (it seems like you need to do something with a harmony flag?), could you put the exact flag necessary to enable SharedArrayBuffers in 1.7.9? Preferably in the format that would b
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by FreezerburnV 9y ago
Is it disabled in the version of Chrome shipping with Electron? Considering they’re usually some number of versions behind, and this is a tool to make a desktop app, it would seem to be desirable to have it enabled regardless of Spectre sin
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by FreezerburnV 9y ago
Since it’s something I’ve been paying attention to for a while: this (beta, sure, but soon to be full. Probably would work fine for doing some dev work) release of Electron finally bundles the version of Chrome that implemented SharedArrayB

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