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The only one I know is this one here: https://craftinginterpreters.com/ It uses a simple stack machine. I am on the market for a book on small register based interpreters.
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If you think any of these will save you from the issues of cross platform development and platform specifics, in a different way from what is described by the post, you are wrong. You will still suffer with notarization and appleness, Andro
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3y ago
I thought it was a point and click game
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> On my personal projects, I will usually go with whatever sparks joy. I think this is the right thing for personal projects. I think throwaway toy projects should be free to go that route too.
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3y ago
That is still wine
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3y ago
I see it on Winforms applications too.
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3y ago
> openFOAM That's a name I don't see every day. Good to know more people are using it. :)
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3y ago
Hey, they used numpy.random.normal, it at least appears credible.
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3y ago
I get a 404 from your link :(
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3y ago
Oh, this worked! This is the most not intuitive thing they could have done. Why not a simple setting? Thank you anyhow, as I wouldn't discover this in a billion years.
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3y ago
If someone knows how to add a web player for something on Archive org, I made a web player that I wanted to adds for a few games there...
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3y ago
I attempted to make a small script library to get tap functionality in Adventure Game Studio: https://github.com/ericoporto/tap
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3y ago
I hate this on iPhone, I want the GitHub app because of the notifications and the authentication capabilities. But repositories are much easier to read in the web version, and it forces every GitHub link to go to the app. I wanted some cont
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3y ago
ETW is Event Tracing for Windows if someone reads the above and is wondering.
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3y ago
Anyone here in BlueSky? Still trying to figure that one out.
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3y ago
One thing of pre-pandemic, is that people were already in the city center after work, so it was easy to go to a bar to talk about python, use some meeting rooms some company had for toasts or whatever. But now, most of the senior devs and e
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3y ago
I don't know what is used to render this post, but the table of content as a floating icon would work best being closer to bottom at left, on mobile, because there is a scrollbar floating on top of it at the right that makes hard to ta
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3y ago
Any one of those you didn't regret or that you were happy you got to use it?
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3y ago
What is the alternative to flatpaks for something like silverblue?
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3y ago
I am interested on how this GDExtension layer works, is there more to read about it's design somewhere? (Maybe a PR had it, not sure) I think FNA has some strategy to merge C# for ports like the web port using some C#/IL to native
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3y ago
This is interesting, I am curious if it's possible to add more than 10 results and how it would look. Also if it makes sense to use something like this for code autocomplete - I would prefer I could just scroll to find everything. I th
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3y ago
Images aren't loading for me which is kind of a bummer for this specifically... :/
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3y ago
CodeWeaver is the major force behind wine, wine devs that aren't volunteers are employees of CodeWeaver, aren't they?
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3y ago
If you pair the raspberry pi with cache in cloudfare I think you can host on it - I haven't tried it myself, but have been thinking about it.
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3y ago
Ooh, thanks for this! :)
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3y ago
Oh, but if you do find time I would be externally grateful! :) The Tree Sitter generated parser is amazing for being super fast and also for being able to tolerate partially written code. This working would mean a lot for the AGS community.
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So the code from the dude in the blog post here
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It's a simple parser that was originally made to be used through Atom that I would like to repurpose elsewhere https://github.com/edmundito/tree-sitter-ags-script/issues/1 If this could be solved, we cou
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Besides breakpoints, any ideas on inspecting the value of a variable in each step, figuring out what variables are in scope, for the case of an interpreter?
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3y ago
I still don't know how to deal with forward declarations when using tree-sitter. :/
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