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by a_t48 4y ago
For my own reasons I needed a TUI - I’m aware that part of what I wanted to do could be replicated with tmux and some tails. It wasn’t _just_ logging though, I had good reason to want a python TUI.
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by a_t48 4y ago
This wasn't a terminal issue, this was a TUI issue with Textual. Edit: actually to clarify - it was probably me using it wrong, but I didn't have any good examples of what I was trying to do.
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by a_t48 4y ago
That's basically what I'm doing, but the scroll performance was not good.
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by a_t48 4y ago
Ah dang, that websockets thing would have been useful a month ago for me. I was trying to forward stdout to a scrollable pane - I initially tried textual but the performance was kinda poor when scrolling. Ended up going with prompt toolkit
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by a_t48 4y ago
This is what Slack does.
606.
by a_t48 4y ago
Most people have the 3.14 down.
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by a_t48 4y ago
For 355/113 you get error correction - if the answer you get isn't around 3.14 you misremebered.
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by a_t48 4y ago
A proper self driving car will have more signals for orientation than just the compass.
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by a_t48 4y ago
My credit union was in Seattle, I was living in SF. For most services I could go to an affiliated CU, for this I could not.
610.
by a_t48 4y ago
I had a local credit union - dropped them after it took multiple weeks to ship out a replacement debit card
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by a_t48 4y ago
My 2021 Jetta GLI doesn't have these features. :(
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by a_t48 4y ago
Does still this work on jailbroken phones where you can let apps modify the memory of other running apps (ala CheatEngine)?
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by a_t48 4y ago
I prefer press-ganging.
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by a_t48 4y ago
Disagree on that - Radio is not just for discovery but also for easy random playlist creation.
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by a_t48 4y ago
It’s my understanding that the frame supports the floors, not the walls.
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by a_t48 4y ago
This is what first came to mind for me - which is unfortunate because Glitch was fun and very chill. Too bad fun doesn't necessarily mean successful for MMOs.
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by a_t48 4y ago
A friend of mine built one of these and brought it to a music event. Pretty neat - I didn’t trip or anything, but it was nice to chill out in front of with your eyes closed.
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by a_t48 4y ago
Is a sub tree not a folder? I recall using it before for syncing subsets or another repo.
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by a_t48 4y ago
I think it’s just imagining how big the universe is…and then imagining that, but multiplied with space in between. The possible collapse of it all is a fun bonus.
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by a_t48 4y ago
I can’t be the only one who gets some pangs of anxiety reading about this stuff
621.
by a_t48 4y ago
We could have also inferred that he’s a doctor, but make it unambiguous anyhow.
622.
by a_t48 4y ago
`git subtree` but it might still download the whole history
623.
by a_t48 4y ago
> character concept art on a napkin https://labs.openai.com/e/bzJBnS0dkgvNeZ681ZTA49nK Sadly, "highly rendered ai vomit" is filtered.
624.
by a_t48 4y ago
In this somewhat toy case - yes. :)
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by a_t48 4y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you.
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by a_t48 4y ago
Possibly! It really depends on how you've architected things. I said it's "reasonable" not that it's the one true way of implementing it.
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by a_t48 4y ago
In the context of a game engine, I mean. You may be sharing a model or texture between multiple entities, and want to know when it’s no longer in use.
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by a_t48 4y ago
Disagree - it's very reasonable for resources to be shared.
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by a_t48 4y ago
An example: `std::shared_ptr<sf::RenderWindow> window;` - your main window really doesn't need multiple owners - it can be singly owned by `main()` or whatever the top level construct is for your game with `std::unique_ptr`. If y
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by a_t48 4y ago
C is not better than B-?

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