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3y ago
https://github.com/google/souper It looks like it only supports Linux and macOS - no Windows, but no other things too like mobile. It seems it exists for ten years, I wonder what optimizations aren't still picked
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3y ago
Whoa, I had a motherboard that had the same behavior. It was a long time ago, I rocked a Core2Quad at the time, but the motherboard had this issue that the audio in the headphones jacket would pickup both when the CPU was stressed (I guess
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3y ago
This is article is terribly useless, it's just a link to a video.
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3y ago
> Maintenance is always on the chopping block I wonder if someone or someplace figured a way to make software maintenance and support to be better valued. It's like, it's reasonably easy to market and sell internally the start
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3y ago
Valve funds SDL development, I think
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3y ago
> It behaves just like Mastodon with one important change: the only letter you are allowed to use is "E". I loved this, this indeed is what open source is about!
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3y ago
Are you using Lucee?
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3y ago
Wait, I have seen this at least ten years ago. It was a concept that had a working version, made by Festo.
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3y ago
Anyone has any idea why solvers in this space didn't get the same boom and open source availability like the machine learning stuff got in the recent years?
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3y ago
That along with the other triple X in the searches makes me think about high hormones teenager trying to search for something specifically and they have parental controls on their computer.
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3y ago
Wasn't US Steel who commissioned the books from a SciFi illustrator to ensure that lots of reference drawing illustrations would have steel in the future and got these books for free available to anyone who called, and they ended up ge
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3y ago
No, the message should tell the why of the change, if you don't know you risk doing a fix that is simply removing the change and then you are back at the issue that motivate such change in first place. This is even harder if the person
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3y ago
Lode Runner: The Legend Returns is the best version of the game I think, the old one is too pixely (like the classic version on iPhone) and the later 3D ones lose the simplicity of the original.
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3y ago
It's weird for me to se an article about a visual subject without a single screenshot about the thing it's writing about.
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3y ago
Compaq Presario did come with Loderunner - and also The Evermore Incredible Machine!
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3y ago
A good reason for enforcing some rule on git commit messages though is to have a message that helps when bisecting to find where an issue was introduced in the past. If the commit message is too meanless or too different from whatever is th
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3y ago
> if this company goes out of business and shuts their servers you are left with a $150 paperweight Wait, this doesn't work offline or just in a local network? Why does this has to phone home?
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3y ago
> Debugging was a bit of a nightmare Debug in Android Studio, connect phone on USB, enable USB debugging, hit play button Debug in Xcode, connect iphone (wireless), hit play button
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3y ago
Make unique was something that you could sort of do in c++11 (with tiny header) and officially added in c++14. All the other stuff you mentioned as far as I can tell is C++11 too, so it looks like you haven't used c++ for a long time.
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3y ago
Here is my favorite website for it: https://fantasyanime.com/finalfantasy/ff7.htm
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3y ago
Wtf are the Ads that replace the images attached to the forum posts?
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3y ago
Here is the cool interactive blog https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/
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3y ago
But maybe we can only build this new probe that will outpace it with information with gathered from the original probe.
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3y ago
Medical apps are true high requirements yes - specially when interacting with other devices. But also games, depending on what you are doing, you definitely want to be testing on multiple devices, specifically if you are pushing the hardwar
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3y ago
A version that would run without batteries would be super sweet! I understand such dev-kit for phones/tablets may not benefit from economy of scale and may be expensive but it would be nice to have the option. They could be built to be
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3y ago
- Valve you pay 100 USD once per game - Xbox depends on how you manage to sell your thing to them, it can even be free - Nintendo you also don't pay to be in, but the dev kit is 400 USD (unless this changed recently), you can dev in an
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3y ago
Wtf?? The iOS Simulator is a joke, it doesn't remotely reproduce a real iOS Device. The permissions work differently and the graphics of it are very different too - profiling has to be on a real device! You can load images that represe
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3y ago
Curious it uses Ubuntu 18.04 with 20.04 and 22.04 already released and 24.04 just around the corner.
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3y ago
Hey, it would be nice to be able to browse in other branches besides main
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