Kyrio

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by Kyrio 11mo ago
These days, I think Microsoft's web-based desktop apps mostly use WebView2 directly instead of Electron, so they don't have to bundle a browser. I think for Teams it happened at the same time that they moved from Angular to React.
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by Kyrio 11mo ago
This looks like it could be a sensible way to use LLMs in programming, although I'm not convinced AI-generated documentation can give meaningful explanations rather than paraphrase. However, since the generated wiki is editable, it see
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by Kyrio 2y ago
Not by any serious outlet. It's a Twitter rumor started by a nobody... Another reason why letting people pay for blue checks was an incomprehensibly stupid idea.
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by Kyrio 3y ago
Not to mention most of those use ILM Stagecraft which, despite being Unreal-based in its first version, has been using a custom engine for some time now.
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by Kyrio 3y ago
Pokémon isn't a Nintendo first-party title, it's not developed internally and often considered third-party by the company, as they only own part of it. But nitpicking aside, the titles developed by Nintendo look and perform fine,
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by Kyrio 4y ago
I'm sure Disney was disappointed in Lightyear's performance given its marketing push and brand appeal, but I don't think you're listing the movies that are central to Disney's strategy anymore. Ever since COVID, Dis
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by Kyrio 4y ago
Actually no, they announced some time ago that the next Witcher games (a trilogy) would be made with UE5.
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by Kyrio 4y ago
I feel like the Yuzu project is just as exciting, they make progress reports just like Dolphin and it's always a pleasure to read. It might not have the level of polish of Dolphin, but give it time. I can't speak about the other m
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by Kyrio 4y ago
Originally made by Bob Nystrom [1] who now works on Dart, it is now maintained by ruby0x1 who is a game developer and most importantly creator of a game engine that uses Wren as a scripting language [2]. Unfortunately Luxe is still not publ
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by Kyrio 4y ago
I spotted a Proton address in the movie Knives Out (2019). It was used by the villain, naturally.
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by Kyrio 4y ago
I work in the games industry, we use Visual Studio... With ReSharper ;)
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by Kyrio 4y ago
Indeed, these are for-profit companies who will handle the porting job or assist you in it (they're not all publishers, mind). They could be more transparent, I agree, but as they want to sell a service, public documentation is probabl
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by Kyrio 4y ago
The interests of Godot as a free software project are protected by the Software Freedom Conservancy. Some of the original authors or maintainers forming a company doesn't affect that.
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by Kyrio 4y ago
One of the creators of Godot, Ariel Manzur, already has a company that provides signed developers access to NDA'd console ports of the engine. It's not official in any capacity, and isn't advertised by Godot more than the oth
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by Kyrio 6y ago
The official live feed suddenly froze, no new frames or audio for a few minutes until someone said "We are not waiting for new footage, SN11 is not coming down". I'm amazed by how quickly SN11 came together after SN10: how ma
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by Kyrio 6y ago
I had absolutely no doubt that this was satire when I was reading it; for heaven's sake, the site is called bitoduc, their proposal for pipeline based on the French word for an oil pipeline (oléoduc), which definitely wouldn't be
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by Kyrio 6y ago
I used to play a lot of Daifen [1], a French play-by-mail game that blends strategy, diplomacy and role play. Games can last about a month, with different game speeds (one turn per day, three turns per week, etc.) It's still up, though
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by Kyrio 6y ago
It's indeed much better on mobile, since the old design not only hid most of the README, but also lacked many useful indicators from the desktop version (languages, releases, etc.) The thing is, they just released an excellent app, whi
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by Kyrio 6y ago
That's perfect, thanks! I usually resort to Firefox's userContent.css file, but the feature is now disabled by default, so I'm glad to hear uBO can do it too. Did GitHub only test their new layout on 4/3 screens? It look
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Doing that gives me a weird, inexplicable feeling. I know Firefox blocks stuff, especially if you set tracker blocking to "Strict". It doesn't block all ads so I still want to use uBO... but do I disable Firefox's blocki
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by Kyrio 7y ago
This looks like a great addition to Ableton's own "Learning Music". Wonder if it's still written with Elm and Tone.js!
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Excuse me but... what's your point? New ridiculous laws are being voted everywhere. From France's point of view it looks like the US keeps coming up with those (e.g. healthcare, net neutrality, Alabama abortion ban). Maybe you&#x2
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by Kyrio 7y ago
You're confusing with Architecte des bâtiments de France. ACMH is a competitive exam and the Wikipedia page [1] can clear that up. I know several people who took it. It's just become very rare, like one every four years. It's
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Hey, I remember your comments from the day of the fire. Your photos from the top of the spire are amazing. My father went to the rooftop probably at the same time as you, so he had the same conclusion; the structure is quickly being shored
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by Kyrio 7y ago
> That's the professional bureaucrat overseeing the work e.g. an architect I'm sorry but that's absolutely wrong. You don't become an Architecte en chef by promotion, it's a competitive exam that requires extensi
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Yes, I think that's something that isn't always made clear. The roof is simply used to prevent water from falling on the stone vaults; when a fire destroyed the roof and timber frame in Reims during World War I, the vaults resiste
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Yes, that was done in the days following the fire. But the article seems to put that in doubt, based on a report that I believe was written _prior_ to the incident.
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by Kyrio 7y ago
My parents were both involved in post-fire salvage operations at Notre-Dame and though I'm necessarily a bit biased towards their opinions, I wish we wouldn't share any self-branded expert's take on what went wrong or how thi
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by Kyrio 7y ago
Aseprite is not free software. But it is not "closed-source" either, hence my clarification.

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