Legogris

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by Legogris 5y ago
Gameboy C (and later Gameboy Advance) was actually a big part of discovering programming for me (after QBASIC). I didn't have a great idea of what I was actually doing - lots of copy-pasting, changing stuff around, cargoing, trial-and-
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by Legogris 5y ago
I can totally get behind this. Holding tight on my Blockchains LLC swag half-hoping there will have a wider audience of recognition than the other people at that Prague conference. The other half hoping they actually manage to create someth
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by Legogris 5y ago
I don't know exactly why, but the friends-and-fans-collab video to "When you grow up, your heart dies" made me tear up quite a bit https://youtu.be/watch?v=ri9IefTuNzc
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by Legogris 5y ago
> For instance, I worked on a game where if you reloaded immediately after defeating a particular boss, you would get locked into the boss room, because the door leading out of it was not keeping its open state correctly. Reminds me of Z
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by Legogris 5y ago
For me, alcohol interest goes down from exercise, not from diet changes. 100% on the carb/sugar cravings, though. Do you drink alcohol straight? If you tend to drink beer, wine, or cocktails, maybe it's related to carbs in drinks?
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by Legogris 5y ago
I agree. It really beats me. The organizer did write on the event info page something like "don't share on SNS". While it's a curious coincidence that it's specifically this link that gets deleted, AFAIK there'
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by Legogris 5y ago
It was an event link, think: > The event next week: > https://.... (Neither of us remember if those two lines were distinct messages or two lines in the same message; regardless, neither is there anymore)
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by Legogris 5y ago
Deleted message contained more text than only the link. The event was quite small and local (social event with <200 participants). The organizer (a friend of mine) had asked people to not share the link via social media. While what you&#
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by Legogris 5y ago
During 2021.
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by Legogris 5y ago
Anecdata: I recently shared a private FB event link with a friend over WhatsApp (DM, not group chat) while we were in the same room. She saw and opened it. Some hours later it was gone from both of our chat histories on all devices, with no
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by Legogris 5y ago
> Take your pick for where to source your news [actual answers]: 1. Newsletters. One basic example is Bitcoin Optech. I've always been the kind of person who looks at any newsletter just about long enough to put it in Trash. But I&#
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by Legogris 6y ago
I am also an owner of these devices. I am not knowledgeable if this is as trivial for AMD CPUs in general, but I know that specifically for the SoC in the APU, since i build my own image anyway, it's a simple configuration flag there:
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by Legogris 6y ago
That looks really compelling, especially the decentralized collaboration functionality you mentioned. Haven't seen before, will check it out :)
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by Legogris 6y ago
Others with some added functionality like web UI, in increasing line of complexity and features: gitolite gitea, gogs gitlab
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by Legogris 6y ago
It's a couple of years since I spent extended time there, but if there's anything I know it's that Koreans move fast, so I wouldn't be surprised if I'm slightly off there. It's absolutely the case in Japan, tho
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by Legogris 6y ago
I recall LINE having indicators similar to WhatsApp for conversations stating that they were end-to-end encrypted - was that all a complete lie? Or are there side-channels enough that it's technically true but practically meaningless?
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by Legogris 6y ago
Double-comment but check out https://github.com/algolia/sup3rS3cretMes5age I live in a country where sharing my entire life in paperwork is sadly normalized. Having a self-hosted one-time-secret service for file upload
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by Legogris 6y ago
As a self-hosted alternative if one already has Vault (or is OK with a provided single-node installation), this[0] is great. I use it when sharing private stuff over unsecured channels regularly. [0] https://github.com/algol
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by Legogris 6y ago
Google Cloud is also down. Can not access either Cloud Console or any of our GKE clusters. Stackdriver, Cloud Auth also down.
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by Legogris 6y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25415989
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by Legogris 6y ago
If you're able to score affordable housing (~$300/month is not uncommon for student accommodation and if sharing even $150~200 is not unheard of) it's not that much of a stretch. Also big difference between Stockholm (and to
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by Legogris 6y ago
I've not been deeply involved in either so take my hunch for what it is: OCaml is an academic language like Haskell. Academics tend to neglect documentation in general, be it because what they're working on is mostly self-serving,
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by Legogris 6y ago
You seem to have good insights. Are you involved with VLC and/or Naver in Paris or do you have any idea how this decision came to be? (My OC was really meant as just a question and not an implication)
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by Legogris 6y ago
They worked (maybe still? didn't keep in touch) for Naver with managing the startups and projects at Station F actually. Maybe you know them even, it seemed like Naver themselves only had a handful of people there at the time at least.
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by Legogris 6y ago
Apparently Naver has been providing funding and office space for VLC development. (I was told so by a friend working for Navers Europe division a couple of years back) I wonder if there has been any pressure or influence from them to steer
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by Legogris 6y ago
I think the overlap of people who wants it integrated in a keyboard and people who will make meaningful use of camera connectors is pretty small.
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by Legogris 6y ago
A new generation is about to experience the brittleness of micro-HDMI.. It's one thing in a mostly static device but something like a keyboard? This will break. I wish they had made it full-size or at the very least mini-HDMI (given th
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by Legogris 6y ago
Yeah, that's along what I think as well - apart from that I think the "getting police called on you" factor is neither a real risk nor something that really stops people from doing it. And it has indeed been a growing trend i
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by Legogris 6y ago
I really don't think so - outside of the metro and city areas, Japan has no shortage of really rural areas. If anything I wonder if it can have to do with topology and vegetation (Sweden being flat in comparison and most of the fjäll a
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by Legogris 6y ago
As a Swede living in Japan, I get this a lot from both directions! It goes further than "wellness" too. My pet peeve is getting asked "I [heard/read] that people put chips in their arms there?!" (presumably for paym

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