catapart

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by catapart 6mo ago
A solid suggestion, but a big point of porting it to C# is the performance gains, which the CLR would mitigate. I know it'll be faster than running in a browser - where the game will also run - but if you're offering something for
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by catapart 6mo ago
Right on. That makes sense. Thanks for spelling it out! I do think aligning the semantics will be the easier part, honestly, because I'm only trying to transpile the supported source for the game engine. Since that's all written i
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by catapart 6mo ago
asking as someone who is writing a game engine in javascript with the intention to 'transpile' the games' source into a C# project for a native runtime: this provides a map that allows automated translation from javascript so
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by catapart 6mo ago
please engage in good faith. if you think mathematical proofs will be an issue when I tell someone to "look at the literature", you either don't know what a mathematical proof is, or are too far abstracted from reality to inf
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by catapart 6mo ago
it's amazing how much asking someone to actually explain what they are trying to imply will completely shut them up. Thanks for playing! I hope your next one is so pithy that I'll rue the day I spoke against you. fingers crossed
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by catapart 6mo ago
not quite; spell it out for me. are you suggesting that the onion has never, under any circumstances, been funny and therefore are guilty of having pretentious opinions that are "not funny", which makes them bad? Or is it that you
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by catapart 6mo ago
you don't have to be a scientist to directly engage with the literature. from mathematical proofs to directly observed phenomena to statistical certainties - it's all out there for you to engage with and feel secure in your findin
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by catapart 6mo ago
nailed it. I see this odd "eugenics" framing all the time, and all I can think is 'ooh la la, somebody's gonna get laid in college." you can argue the academia until you are blue in the face, but the real-world st
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by catapart 6mo ago
> " [...] but don't put activism over comedy." lol. yeah, carlin and bruce can go fuck themselves, I guess. hilariously unserious take, bruh.
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by catapart 6mo ago
Truly fantastic work! "Holy Grail" is right! Terrain generation just got an upgrade so the tooling is about to start producing some really beautiful results in real time. That's going to be a blast to work with. Thanks!
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by catapart 6mo ago
video was posted 9 days ago, in case anyone was blowing this off as an April Fools joke.
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by catapart 6mo ago
Speaking of which... when people talk about "replacing" humans with AI, it makes me wonder if there's some kind of law we can push for that says "if you are part of the chain of command that signs off on AI being able to
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by catapart 6mo ago
in case you don't understand what GP is suggesting: your website does not actually describe what you're providing. A "next generation Rust UI library powered by fine-grained reactivity." could mean a UI for native apps -
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by catapart 7mo ago
> Luckily for the author, the article says [...] >the giveaway was having the karen call back to request the person stop. [emphasis added] if you believe that a government employee called this person back - especially in a full pa
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by catapart 7mo ago
possibly! but I'd put some actual money on it. when I was doing student loan collections for incarcerated (or assumed incarcerated) people, we had to deal with a ton of city and state offices to track down whether or not we needed to p
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by catapart 7mo ago
lol. stopped reading after your first line because I've worked every low-wage, customer facing job you can imagine. shoe salesman, phone rep for verizon and then t mobile and then at&t, fast food, local diner waitstaff, office rece
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by catapart 7mo ago
How dare ! I'll assume you're misrepresenting me out of genuine misunderstanding, rather than snark, so to that end: I'm not suggesting no one every take a job they don't like (for any reason whatsoever!). I'm sugg
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by catapart 7mo ago
the author didn't make anything harder for anyone because the "fax" wasn't ever even printed, much less caused a backup or even a slowdown at all. the giveaway was having the karen call back to request the person stop. t
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by catapart 7mo ago
exactly this. I didn't put you in a bad job; you - and to a large extent, your society - did. you are the face of the machine that I am trying to deal with. if you don't want to be that face, go be the face of some other machine.
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by catapart 7mo ago
ah, cool! great to have such a loyal ally that snark and cynicism wilts their enthusiasm to such an extent. how would we ever get rid of age verification laws without your "dropped at the first sign of someone not being nice to me&quot
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by catapart 7mo ago
ah, yeah; I guess organization looks like complete capitulation and then commenting on the effect elsewhere with a sturdy shrug "whatcha gonna do? we're all just so powerless" . fighting the good fight.
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by catapart 7mo ago
nevermind the apologist. his paycheck is paid by people that have capitulated to the same bullshit. and you know what they say about people learning lessons whom have a financial incentive not to.
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by catapart 7mo ago
+1 waist level, some below countertops, some above a freezer drawer. humidity settings.
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by catapart 7mo ago
Like who? Name some names of people pushing for this, and we can dissect their motivation.
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by catapart 7mo ago
Sounds interesting, but I guess I'm a little unsure of how to connect the dots? Are you suggesting that websites would be hosted on a blockchain and browsed by human-signed browsers? Or more like there would be a blockchain authority,
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by catapart 7mo ago
I'm seeing a lot of comments about how we maintain the status quo, but I'm very interested in hearing from anyone who has conceded that there is no way to stop AI scrapers at this point and what that means for how we maintain publ
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by catapart 7mo ago
I wouldn't call it a bug. This is a first step, not a final step. Maintaining the refraction might be more realistic, but it's not necessarily what the creator wants.
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by catapart 7mo ago
lol! no surer sign of a junior/naive/ignorant developer or manager than the sentiment "okay, well, let's start from scratch and do it right this time." big projects generate cruft. there are ways to minimize it, b
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by catapart 7mo ago
Ah, I see! Very cool! Yeah, this is the kind of thing I was looking for, so this should give me what I need to test some proof of concepts. Thanks for the links! I do wish there were something a little more ergonomic, but I'm way too f
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by catapart 7mo ago
Great recc! Unfortunately, raylib doesn't quite go as far as I would need. raylib does all of the text rendering in a very clean way, so I love it for that. But as far as actual editing, it doesn't have anything for that (last I

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