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by a_t48 1y ago
I played a bit too much Blue Prince this past week or two and have started seeing the map drafting interface as I doze off...
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by a_t48 1y ago
Ohh https://github.com/mupfdev/SNESoIP exists too
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by a_t48 1y ago
For SNES - absolutely, if you get an FXPAK PRO and proxy over USB. It would be slooow, though, the transfer rate isn’t amazing (limitation on the firmware side, probably due to ancient USB standard?). Basically though - write incoming packe
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by a_t48 1y ago
The last three generally shouldn't be used (`+` is sometimes fine, but not really for formatting), but I doubt we would ever get a py4 that removes them, given the stomachaches that py3 caused. It does feel odd that a t-string is just
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by a_t48 1y ago
And men with a pregnancy fetish can do the same. What’s your point?
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by a_t48 1y ago
Probably a limitation of the hotness/sorting algo.
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by a_t48 2y ago
Now that I have an aluminum bike I can’t go back - lugging it up and down stairs is so much nicer.
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by a_t48 2y ago
It's more like those traits both making it tough for me to study but also great at test taking. :)
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by a_t48 2y ago
Indeed! (It’s in the blog post)
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by a_t48 2y ago
Currently working on scripts to provision a drive outside of the machine it’s meant to go on using chroot. I’ve so far accidentally unmounted /dev/pts several times from the host system and running docker inside the chroot caused
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by a_t48 2y ago
On the topic of interview prep - is it weird that I’ve never been able to bring myself to do it? I can’t be the only one, right? As best as I can tell it’s never really hurt me (okay, there was a Google interview I failed where grinding a f
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by a_t48 2y ago
In my model, the "current time" was intended to be passed in via arg, or gotten via a helper, failing that. Never system time directly. But also, yes - monotonic time only. Robotics code tends to never handle time jumping properly
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by a_t48 2y ago
This is great work - one of the rules for code written with Basis was not to use the system clock. I somewhat got around the network determinism by shimming out all network calls, and rather than going single threaded, writing a scheduler (
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by a_t48 2y ago
I think it's intended to be a bit flippant.
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by a_t48 2y ago
It sometimes does...rarely, though.
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by a_t48 2y ago
The last time I tried something more than Buildx that Docker itself put out the experience was bad - something about not properly caching. I'll have to give this another shot sometime, though.
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by a_t48 2y ago
Definitely. The more than can be shared between these flows the better.
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by a_t48 2y ago
If that docker-build command fails, will the interactive debugger do something sensible?
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by a_t48 2y ago
I don't like the sandwich either, it's too easy to accidentally miss a dependency. What I find myself doing more is building one Dockerfile as a base, and then doing `FROM $BASE` in the second to ease readability, caching, image p
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by a_t48 2y ago
OMG https://docs.dagger.io/features/debugging - Docker hasn't supported shelling into a broken build for a while now, this sounds so nice. I see there's some Dockerfile support, I wonder if I can just use thi
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by a_t48 2y ago
This is very cool, I often find myself composing together a mixture of Dockerfiles and shell scripts for various images (build X Dockerfile for Y arch, save it as a base, build Z Dockerfile on top of the last thing, with W args). And then h
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by a_t48 2y ago
X Macros are great, but always happy when I can replace them with something else.
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by a_t48 2y ago
This worked out for me. What I was actually interested in was reducing CPU utilization, which generally speed is a fine substitute for (the same work being done in a smaller time slice means lower overall utilization). It reduced utilizatio
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by a_t48 2y ago
This looks right up my alley, thanks! Will give it a shot.
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by a_t48 2y ago
The main page implies it only does decoding, am I reading it wrong? Edit: stb_image_write exists, I was reading it wrong
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by a_t48 2y ago
I had to look this week for a faster/lighter png encoder in cpp, couldn’t find any alternatives to libpng.
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by a_t48 2y ago
I used SaltStack to manage robot OSes in the past, at the urging of my boss. It was super powerful, but it felt a little too powerful, and a little too magical.
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by a_t48 2y ago
My parking spot is underneath both BART and 880. My poor car gets coated in dust.
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by a_t48 2y ago
Don’t sweat it, it was just a bit nonsequitor.
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by a_t48 2y ago
My apologies - just be careful, your comment seemed only related to the title and not the content of the article, it looked a lot like spam. The dash is fine, don't worry about it.

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