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   by anta40 2y ago

   I mostly work on macOS nowadays, and I like macvim. Of course there are plenty of Neovim GUI. Currently happy enough with VimR.
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   by anta40 2y ago

   Ahh... another Roger Corman, which is not the original author of Corman Lisp: https://github.com/sharplispers/cormanlisp
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   by anta40 2y ago

   Very cool. Seems like a revamped version of Midnight Commander. Let me try..
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   Any recommendation for black and white architecture photography books?

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   by anta40 2y ago

   I guess this is a sort of gentle introduction to "how GC works" for Java devs. For more realistic usage, perhaps poking the Boehm-Demers-Weiser or the likes is better, unless you want to hack the JVM code, because the GC API isn&#
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   by anta40 2y ago

   Ah, forgot to mention EXAPUNKS. I also bought that... well let's say for me TIS-100 is more fun. EXAPUNKS kinda felt like Robocode, a bit.
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   by anta40 2y ago

   As a software developer who occasionally having fun with assembly coding, I think this Shenzen/IO are the finest coding games by Zachtronics (and probably in general, ever). I'd love an updated/improved version of CoreWar, bu
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   by anta40 2y ago

   Really? Hmm let me check Alire again.
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   by anta40 2y ago

   alire is similar to virtualenv, yes? Every time you create a project, a fresh Ada toolchain will be downloaded.
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    by anta40 2y ago

    And this is why I stopped chasing newest, flagship phones. I mostly use phone for Whatsapp, email, and social media. My good old Pocophone F1 and Pixel 3 still handle my needs. If I want a good camera, well I prefer something from Sony&#x2F
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    by anta40 2y ago

    Ah, so it's the updated version of this: https://opensecuritytraining.info/IntroX86.html Let's see...
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    by anta40 2y ago

    I previously used yt-dl, then yt-dlp. So for it works nice. But, CLI only can be intimidating for non-tech users. Let's say there are multiple high resolutions of a video: 1280x720, 1920x1080, 2650x1440, 3840x2160 etc. By default, yt-d
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Or perhaps this one: https://spimsimulator.sourceforge.net/ More actively maintained...
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    by anta40 3y ago

    IrfanView is one of my "must to have apps", going back to Win 98. For simple image editing (resizing, cropping etc) and batch processing, it's though to beat. Now I mostly work on macOS, and miss it. I guess XnView is close e
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Yep, I'm happy with Pinta as Paint.NET alternative on macOS. Sometimes, I feel GIMP is a bit complicated when I typically want simple quick processes like cropping, paintbrush, etc.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Well, you can use 3rd party app stores like F-Droid, which is open source...
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Well that's the same mindset when listening to casettes, yes? Except choosing a specific track on vinyl is a bit tougher: you have to move the needle to certain position...
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Ah good old TP 7. Sounds like a good idea to kill your spare time. Coding on tablets is okay-ish as long as not for long, serious projects.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    I'm in mid 30s and a KC fan. KC is like Zappa or Les Claypool, a bit of acquired taste.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    >> But this paper has very severe issues: the design doesn’t make any sense and the reviewers also pay no attention to it. The paper was accepted at no reason which can make anyone feel guilty in this case. After the deadline, crazy m
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    by anta40 3y ago

    That's how I learnt programming (self study) as a high schooler more than 2 decades ago: by studying books (affordable fast internet connection wasn't a thing at that time). Start from chapter 1, study the concepts and play with t
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    by anta40 3y ago

    For me, it's a bit difficult to get the quick overview of what they are doing from their website. Much quicker to check the git page: https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/ Lots of very cool stuffs :D
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    by anta40 3y ago

    I'll most likely pick FreeBASIC or Python for teaching kids simple graphics programming. FreeBASIC has a QB-compatiblity mode, so using old QB tutorials shouldn't be a problem. Or Python for 3D stuffs.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    I'm on macOS. curl -O http://fabiensanglard.net/Compile_Like_Its_1992/tools/wolfsr... gave a HTML file. $ file wolfsrc.zip wolfsrc.zip: HTML document text, ASCII text wget downloaded the file correctly, thoug
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    by anta40 3y ago

    Ahh... good old early 2000s HTML layout. I remember learning Dreamweaver/FrontPage as a high school student. :)
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    by anta40 3y ago

    I'm 5 years older than the original post author. In the beggining of the pandemic, I collected enough Atari, Amiga, and few other materials to learn assembly for fun. There's even a Udemy class on it: https://www.udemy.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    It's written in Flutter, btw https://github.com/localsend/localsend/tree/main/app/lib
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    by anta40 3y ago

    I use localsend almost everyday, mostly for copying images/PDFs between my Macbook Air and 3 Android devices. So far works great, no issue.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    For example, to implement chat within your app.
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    by anta40 3y ago

    https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/page281.html How come a piece of tree (or whatever it is) is supposed to be an entrace of hell? Hmmm okay. Perhaps I don't get this Brits joke.