Svenstaro

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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   White caged its own king in a8 by putting pawns in a7 and a6 while black king just chilled about in c8. Checkmate!
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   But it's not like they influence any big parts of culture as opposed to Latin which influences pretty much everything since then.
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   I respectfully disagree. I had Latin in school for 7 years and while I didn't learn as much as I should have, I know enough to discuss about. Latin, as all other languages, wasn't designed, it grew organically. As such, it has man
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   As far as I know, Brigade isn't open source though. :/
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   Absolutely stunning! I've been glued to the idea of real-time path tracing for a while and I'm wondering how feasible you think it would be to implement a real-time version of this at a much lower quality? What would you change if
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   Awesome! I made a package for Arch Linux and stuck it into AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pgcli/
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   Have you come to accept your Lord and Savior Arch Linux? Seriously though, you are so quick to discard Linux. What's wrong with tinkering a little with the OS to set it up initially? Seems that's that most current professional OS
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   Awesome, gonna test this right now. If it actually works it would solve a long-standing problem for us.
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   by Svenstaro 12y ago

   We use Python 3 for our current Flask projects with lots of dependencies without much trouble. Granted, we had to fix two libs for compatibility but it wasn't a big deal. It's pretty smooth sailing for us.
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    I suppose on the python.org frontpage as last year.
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    > I guess I could be happy in a language that just has structs and functions, and some help in form of pattern matching, multimethods and so on. So pretty much Rust you mean?
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    There are multiple main() functions because there are multiple programs! Check out https://github.com/git/git/commit/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23...
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    This is more or less a practical thing. I think you would agree that there are more males in IRC than females. Which personal pronoun would you choose by default to address someone without explicitly knowing their gender? Would you always a
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    [Wt]( http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt ) seemlessly degrades from websockets over ajax with polling down to rendered HTML and it's extremely fast being made in C++. It also qualifies for many other things. Check it out.
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    I'm deathly afraid of that ever becoming true. An OS in a VM by default? Isn't that the end of all things nice and native? I know that's pretty much the state of affairs in the browser already but I do worry about how that wo
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Being able to see what started what, cgroups, which binary produced what output, automatic process restarting is what I like for using on a server. I also like the nice timers output and that I don't need an additional cron or network
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    To be honest, I prefer bandit[1], it uses lambdas instead of macros which I consider more modern and it has a nice syntax to it. Anyone interested in catch should also check out bandit. [1] http://banditcpp.org/index.html
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    This seems to be doing the exactly wrong thing to do. In the Windows times, these things were called desktop macros. The GUI is not made for being scripted, even less so by moving the mouse. I know this sounds negative and you probably put
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    I did the math for you and it comes down to about 8.6MiB on my Linux system. An OpenGL application that displays a triangle links to these libs: libc.so.6 libdl.so.2 libdrm.so.2 libgcc_s.so.1 libglapi.so.0 libGL.so.1 libm.so.6 libpthread.so
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Isn't that problem gone if you follow the app factory pattern? Then you only get fairly empty objects during import time.
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Have you tried http://mosh.mit.edu/ ?
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Alright, thanks a lot for the explanation then! Then my concept wasn't entirely wrong.
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Excuse me, but isn't this essentially chroots reinvented?
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    its
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    http://pointclouds.org/ has a subproject called ( http://pointclouds.org/documentation/tutorials/using_kinfu_l... ) that you can feed with a kinect or a similar device. It's quite fun!
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    Shouldn't software optimally always use the newest version of all the libraries it depends on? It's a security issue if they don't. And as far as I know, only Linux distro package repositories even have backports, not applica
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    But it's so hip! bleh
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    by Svenstaro 12y ago

    http://www.symbolhound.com/