TeaDude

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by TeaDude 6y ago
Holy moly! As a big user of midi (I'm trying to make music for embedded platforms) the sequencer is a KILLER feature. I've used LMMS in the past as I still find it much easier to compose with a sequencer than an actual music sheet
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by TeaDude 6y ago
She's not as small as she used to be (Currently sitting at 61.1MB and has been over 30MB since 3.0) but to put that in perspective, that's smaller than the binaries for Half-Life 2 and even Half-Life 1. The release binary is even
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by TeaDude 6y ago
Argh. Unreal engine 1 can be a real pain, even on windows! Just recently I tried running Deus Ex and had to use the hacked .exe files and a custom graphics mode for it to not have serious issues. Tim Sweeney said he'd like to release t
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by TeaDude 6y ago
Oooh. Very interesting. I really hope he does write an article on the source. I'd read the hell out of it.
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by TeaDude 6y ago
The only problem is the CTU mess if you're analyzing more than one file, thus the aforementioned tools' necessity. Hopefully in a future version the kinks are ironed out and we can just use the flag without any hassle. It's l
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by TeaDude 6y ago
Yep! Thanks for pointing out the perl script I mentioned. You appear to have completely ignored the rest of my post on them leaving important functionality to third party scripting languages.
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by TeaDude 6y ago
You appear to have it installed somewhere. Open up scan-build in your favorite text editor if you don't believe me.
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by TeaDude 6y ago
Clang has it although I've personally never tried it due to the horrible rigamarole of setting it up. In GCC it's a compiler flag. In LLVM it's a convoluted process automated by either an irritating perl/python script (T
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by TeaDude 6y ago
A common term used in software development for "throwing crap at the wall" My instincts tell me it was coined in the 90's amid the disgusting/edgy phase after the long "dad jokes" phase of the years before. (Un
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by TeaDude 6y ago
Fair enough. I'm just spitballing stuff for potential future client software developers should someone ever go ahead with this idea.
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by TeaDude 6y ago
I very much like this idea and have toyed around with it in my head for years. MAYBE regular HTML and CSS could be allowed for some authentic geocities design but no JavaScript whatsoever. Being able to run client side code has a lot of ben
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Personally (As in: This explicitly reflects my experiences and I have no idea is anyone else feels this way) I am worried that we are getting far too abstracted and I am unhappy with the fact that despite the power of our hardware increasin
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by TeaDude 7y ago
I really want to see more from this. I've literally had dreams of having a sandbox version of the world as we know it. I'll probably be downloading this and exploring a creepy empty version of my hometown. I love the idea of havin
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Good. You shouldn't buy Mein Kampf ...it's in the public domain! (Well, the original german version is...) A thoroughly punishing read but adults are entitled to inspect it for themselves so that it may never happen again. The inf
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Impressed so far. I like all the memory debugging stuff without all the irritating handholdy solutions commonly used such as garbage collectors and just not being able to work with raw pointers in general. With all the focus on runtime comp
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Pretty scary how nobody bothers actually downloading the files even when they're illegally watching it. I thought the idea was to get away from the cloud based nightmares that are currently the norm...
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by TeaDude 7y ago
The biggest pain in the bum with early consoles like the NES is all the cartridge hardware you have to muck about with. I'm sure most of you reading this already know but the gist of it is that NES cartridges had their own special chip
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Basically every idea I have (Software related or otherwise) is shoved into a .txt in the appropriate folder or potentially the application RedNotebook which has been my go-to diary for YEARS. If I wanna get REALLY fancy for a big game desig
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by TeaDude 7y ago
This is pretty cool. I'm not sure what the reasons for funding this are since it's a direct competitor to an Epic product but I'm not gonna complain as long as there's no strings attached. Haha, maybe It's Tim apolo
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by TeaDude 7y ago
If modding is your thing there's a proposal to implement it in a secure way: https://github.com/godotengine/godot-proposals/issues/389 Obviously having full game engines available for free has pretty muc
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by TeaDude 7y ago
What publications would you recommend for C and C++? The previous "big one", Dobb's Journal was killed off circa 2014 (Although it was pretty much dead already by that point)
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by TeaDude 7y ago
Damn, you must be going to a good one then. None of the local colleges teach either!
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by TeaDude 7y ago
You want to know who's fault this is? Yours, whoever wrote this article. It constantly complains that modern teens barely touch anything underneath the surface in tech but ironically completely smears over any of the underlying issues.
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by TeaDude 7y ago
I was going to ask where they were going to get all the money to fund this considering they're having trouble paying people for much smaller scale projects such as the Ataribox but then I realized the same thing the executives realized
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by TeaDude 7y ago
I would have settled for XP. I love that clunky old thing but Win7 is the cooler faster son that was "just right" with the most new features (That you actually want) before a lot of the legacy stuff rotted off in windows 8. (Still