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anta40
6y ago
"P.S. The dev engine has all the same limitations as the game, so Mac 10.10, Win 10 (dx12) and unfortunately (at this time) no Linux build" No Linux build yet. Ouch. Well at least better than nothing.
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6y ago
"Contains no build scripts, makefiles, or tools required to generate executable binaries, nor does it contain any pre-built binaries / executables" Considering the repository is 80's assembly code, I have no idea how to
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anta40
6y ago
"is there still a place for native desktop applications?" What if your program needs to directly access some kind of hardware, say EDC machine?
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anta40
7y ago
>> but I'm not even sure a bachelors in CS is a good idea If your goal if "simply" to be a software developer (who usually use existing APIs), nope CS education is not needed No need to study fancy theoritical stuffs. J
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anta40
7y ago
Kinda reminds me to the legendary Canon 50mm f/0.95. Manual focusing at f/0.95 is not that easy and with that reaaallly shallow depth-of-field, making interesting composition is hard.
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anta40
7y ago
No. It's not "yet another UNIX/POSIX-based OS". It's completey written from scratch. I haven't followed Menuet for a few years. Not sure if now they have GCC or not. If not, probably you won't see your fav
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anta40
7y ago
The downside of being written completely in assembly language: what if someone wanted to port Kolibri to, say, ARM CPU? Hmm...
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anta40
7y ago
In general, you don't need to be exceptional at math for doing programming. A basic understanding of arithmetic is sufficient. Okay, perhaps if you work with numerical analysis on daily basis, or doing type theory/lambda calculus&
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anta40
7y ago
RIP John Conway. I think my interest on digital organism sparked by his famous Game of Life.
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anta40
7y ago
So what's CS, then? Probably a mix of applied math+engineering?
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anta40
7y ago
Only last for a year. After that, renew it. Unlike Google dev account which is $25 for lifetime, single payment only.
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anta40
7y ago
There a few, e.g: http://www.fastplaz.com/ https://github.com/risoflora/brookframework
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anta40
7y ago
Very shocking news indeed. Rush is not Rush anymore without him. Definitely one of the drummers that raised the bar. RIP Neil.
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anta40
7y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure how my C experience can aid me learning Haskell, Scala, Lisp, etc. I'd say if you are just a hobbyist programmer, learning C is probably not always a necessary. Go/Python/Pascal/Java etc is fine.
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anta40
7y ago
I'm a photography enthusiast and hardcopy photography books is A must. Period. I mean books that display the works of the photographers. Sure you can find some of them on Flickr, Instagram, etc. But to study the complete work, gotta
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anta40
7y ago
I kinda miss Photoshop. Well, I'm a big fan of black and white photography. One of the plugins I rely on is Silver Efex: https://nikcollection.dxo.com/silver-efex-pro/ I still don't found the equivalent for G
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anta40
7y ago
And wrote a game, without internet. I myself cannot see coding without asking Google/Stackoverflow for help XD
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anta40
7y ago
So someday we can expect a $1000-ish smartphone which image quality-wise can compete with medium format gears like Fuji or Hasselblad?
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anta40
7y ago
Well.... there's WCRT: http://www.ibsensoftware.com/files/WCRT-1.16.104.zip
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anta40
7y ago
I'm a firm believer in work-life balance. If I spent almost every day in the office till night, very highly there's something wrong with my self management.
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anta40
7y ago
Is this still actively mantained? I still use Windows and sometimes the machines I'm working on don't have dev environment to build SBCL.
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anta40
7y ago
I wonder why the author didn't mention Pascal. Hmm...
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anta40
7y ago
What about Pascal, then?
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anta40
7y ago
Seems that the cross platform GUI toolkit with least memory footprint is FLTK...
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anta40
7y ago
I'm working at client office, at one of the WeWork spaces in Jakarta, Indonesia. My work notebook runs Windows 10, never have any issue with printing. And regarding connecting to printers/TVs in conference rooms which requires the
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anta40
7y ago
I once owned a Blad, and kinda regret selling it. D'uh. Now my main medium format gear is a Rolleiflex TLR, use it for shooting anything... but still miss the Blad due to it's versatility: interchangeable lenses and film backs.
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anta40
7y ago
Probably to write Windows apps without being dependant to JVM/.NET ?
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anta40
8y ago
As a mobile app developer, does the article mean I have to ditch Macs and iPhones? Hmmm...
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anta40
8y ago
Because "real programmers" only use vim/emacs and a bunch of UNIX text-based tools :p
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anta40
8y ago
Jon Lord was a big Hammond fan. Love his sound.
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