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If HTML is a programming language, why not SVG? If SVG is a programming language, why not PNG? Is your image viewer just an interpreter executing PNG code? Maybe being a programming language is a spectrum...
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1y ago
Christmas is a good time to update usually.
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1y ago
Very impressive! Do you support GPUs or is the UI completely CPU rendered? It looks really beautiful.
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I‘m still a little mad about the fact that there are three alcoholic drink emoji but none for anything hemp-related. There where proposals for including them, but they where rejected. Another case of American puritanism determining online c
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1y ago
This feels like a discussion about the demoscene amongst people who have not been to a demoparty in 20 years.
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Here is another comment on the whole Handmade-Kerfuffle from one of the presenters: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/2025.html (the entry under 19b) It seems this was a right vs. left (or liberal) split.
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That's the default way it has been done in Prolog since forever. If you have static typeing, like in Soufflé, you can get around it.
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1y ago
Yes. Our company backs up pretty much everything.
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Assembly Demo Party live stream
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I think this comes from the fact, that Alan Kay does not think it is OO. There is no legal definition, but Python does other have Smalltalk-like 'method_missing' or 'responds_to' methods. If you think OOP means messages
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Also, Rust compile times aren't that bad the last time I checked. Maybe they got better and people just don't realize it?
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I‘ve checked the repo and this looks a litte AI generated to me.
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1y ago
Yes Go Channels are concurrent FIFO queues.
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1y ago
CD Project Red
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1y ago
I've just built a boid simulation in Go and WebGPU. 16k boids are no problem on my M1 Mac Pro. I did not implement any optimization yet.
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1y ago
> I'm sure they will instead focus on AI integration And blockchain integration after that.
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Nextcloud cries foul over Google Play Store app rejection
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1y ago
If that's the most useless thing you ever did at work, count youself lucky.
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2y ago
Rust compile times are not as bad as they used to be.
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2y ago
And if that isn't good enough, Kotlin is also an option with first-class tool support. And a lot of Java developers are IntelliJ users.
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2y ago
https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Don't_Do_This#Don.27t_use_t...
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2y ago
Your self-tracking syntax looks neat. How do you track if you are not in front of a computer?
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You are right, the stdlib is not the highest priority right now. There are major improvements coming in 0.14 though. The new default allocator for example. I think the problem you describe can be solved by having more contributors focussing
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2y ago
https://github.com/unclebob/fitnesse
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2y ago
Here is an example: https://qntm.org/clean
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> Why would you not focus on writing OO code in an OO language for example? Often people do this to deliver higher quality software. Most languages still have some OO features, and people don't use them because they know they lead t
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If it works for you, great. Some people need the features Typst (or LaTex) provides.
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I think Andreas Kling said they aim for their first release in 2026.
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Same here. I've been into electronic music since I was 16, and I did never take drugs until I was about 30. It's amazing how long you can stay up just with caffeine. Especially if you are young. I remember driving back from a big
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That's why raves typically cost an entrance fee.
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