TheCycoONE

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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Quite common: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lua_(programming_la... I work on CorsixTH as a hobby which is also c++ and lua.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
I think I followed. One aspect of a programming language is how easy it is to build a useful IDE for with code prediction, navigation, refactoring, etc. Java is relatively easy, Lua is very hard. Rust is somewhere in the middle, with macros
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
What makes a phone a smart phone? I don't think many would argue that the Motorola flip phone I had in the early 2000s was a smart phone, but it had games, a (primitive) web browser, and of course could text and make calls. When the iP
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Video 4 Linux, and yes it's the second version. v4l was added to the kernel in the late 90s, and v4l2 replaced it in the early 2000s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video4Linux
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Not a full and completely separate implementation though. Just wrappers to mask differences in compositor extensions that haven't been stabilized yet. If there are none the implementation is simply impossible.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Where were you seeing that. I only glanced through a handful of files, but it appears to be one implementation for me: https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd/tree/master/src/platform/way... If there i
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
I don't think there is a consensus. Actually I've never heard anyone cite any specific harm at all. There is certainly an appeal to social norms and probably some ingrained racism: "we wear clothes unlike those primitive sava
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
I played around with this a little with a friend thus afternoon. A couple impressions: 1. The voice chat / positional audio works very well. I was impressed. 2. The world is too vast for the current user base. It felt like a ghost town
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
GalliumOS works for the x86 chromebooks. For a handful of arm chromebooks archlinuxarm works reasonably well. I bought a Samsung Chromebook Plus (1st gen) before covid when I was taking the train every day. I find it to be a great carry wit
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Fair, though neovim uses LuaJIT which is maintaining Lua 5.1 compatibility indefinitely; with their own set of extensions[1]. Through the use of metatables you can improve the undeclared global situation[2], through I admit it's kludgy
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
I was going to ask about vimwiki compatibility but based on a read through of the github it looks like it should basically work. It also looks like the author is aware https://github.com/GitJournal/GitJournal/issue
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
The same is true of ffmepg. The api documentation even links to the source of the bins so you can read the example code. To pick on ffplay, I think it most clearly illustrates this - with the bare minimum rendering context to get video on t
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Cast iron isn't much more expensive and much easier to maintain long term. Articles like this are vastly over complicating it to feed into some sort of cast iron mythos. Unlike t-fall you won't damage your cast iron with a fork or
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
As a maintainer of an open source project, we moved to matrix when freenode imploded and so we could bridge our users (mostly on discord) into the same room with our developers many of whom refused to use discord on principle.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/UsrMove (2012) and the linked systems article https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/TheCaseFor... include some motivation for cha
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Oh, if we're bike shedding I propose ¿ as the natural syntax (because it jumps to ?.) /s
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Yeah, that was a quirk fixed by let. No reason to use var anymore.
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Since we're on the topic, Descent 1&2 have a second competing source port D2X-XL. https://www.descent2.de/d2x.html The relationship between the two projects hasn't always been great but they're both worth
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
A few things I commonly do in bash that it isn't clear (or wasn't immediately clear from the documentation that you can do in Hush): Pass environment variables into a single command ala `NO_COLOR=1 ./foo` in standard sh. The
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
Just because you brought it up, sleep hasn't just worked for me on MacOS. I use to have a problem where it wouldn't connect to an external monitor again after sleep. I currently have a problem where my external keyboard isn't
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by TheCycoONE 4y ago
It appears to include the currently standardized extensions. GC is a proposal in phase 2, and I'm not even aware or a proposal for DOM access yet but it would require several other proposals to go through first.
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
That was a good one - there were a lot of good icon edutainment titles: Math Town, A day in the life, Crosscountry Canada. We had these machines in my 5th grade class. I also recall multiple generations - we had multiple in the same class.
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
There are wayland protocol extensions to support server side decorations: https://wayland.app/protocols/xdg-decoration-unstable-v1 https://wayland.app/protocols/kde-server-decoration They are both
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
Perhaps the author would be better off saying some kids don't need tools for kids. My son is 8, he has ADHD, he is also very into level design (Supertux) and making platformers in Scratch. Instant feedback and reward is important for h
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
I added SkyNet ( https://github.com/Adamm00/IPSet_ASUS ) to my router firewall and it cut the probing way down.
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
You can find a list of US aggregators at https://www.usshortcodes.com/partners/find-partner ; though it doesn't appear to be up to date with the latest acquisitions. On top of the ones the parent mentioned, mGage w
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
That could easily run afoul of 10DLC unless you go through the process of registering your number with the carriers for A2P traffic (something Twilio or the another aggregator normally does for you.)
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
Because the compiler makes assumptions on the valid layouts of a type, e.g. packing Option<bool> in a single byte. Prior to 2018 it was assumed the UB was only on read like C but that turned out not to be the case. To avoid this the t
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
They are pretty useful for a number of data structures, and Rust uses them heavily in the standard library. I'm not aware of as many uses of field by field initialization of a struct but there is an example similar to this blog in the
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by TheCycoONE 5y ago
Would be an excellent addition to provide the emoticon versions as well.

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