danhau

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by danhau 4y ago
I think Shift+Rightclick should work too. At least it used to.
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by danhau 4y ago
> and Apple Music has something similar built-in today though less well documented Can I enable that somehow, or is it enabled by default?
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by danhau 4y ago
> It could also be avoided by splitting this into two separate functions, one for `top` and one for `left`, so the numbers don't have to be bundled up into an object to be returned. This is probably a bad idea for performance too, a
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by danhau 4y ago
Things like blocking ads in YouTube videos, I guess.
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by danhau 4y ago
Maybe not exactly what you‘re looking for, but you could give https://github.com/vinibiavatti1/TuiCss a try. More here: https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks#specialize...
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by danhau 4y ago
I've managed to get up on the red roof :) https://imgur.com/a/0uZHhwg
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by danhau 4y ago
Line / prompt input is not the same as text editing. View it from a average user / UX perspective. Having Ed as the default editor is just as surprising as Vim. Power users and Linux geeks might prefer Vim, rightfully, but neither
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by danhau 4y ago
Maybe the code editors could use some horizontal padding, otherwise it looks just fine on iOS.
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by danhau 4y ago
Alternative title: Apple launches Freeform: a powerful new app designed to boost Apple Pencil sales
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by danhau 4y ago
Yup. HP-UX on Itanium hardware. Legacy software is the reason.
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by danhau 4y ago
Don't all games do this? The camera is by definition the world space origin, (0, 0, 0). Translating the camera right actually means translating the world left. What does Minecraft do different?
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by danhau 4y ago
On Reddit, I think I saw the meme version of what you write here. It summarizes it quite good. https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/xma9ad/im_...
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by danhau 4y ago
I'm not arguing for or against anything here, but regarding your comparison: > If the brain is a receiver for consciousness, surely my consciousness should exist independently of my brain? Interfering with a radio doesn’t change wha
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by danhau 4y ago
I think it just says it‘s easy to request weather data concurrently and to integrate that into other concurrency stuff, thanks to Swift. But I‘ve never used Swift so I don‘t know.
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by danhau 4y ago
> and it adds more visual noise to parse for the user. I disagree. Skeumorphic UIs always were much easier to parse for me than flat design. Maybe I was just subjected to terrible implementations of it, but everything in flat design star
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by danhau 4y ago
> Do physics at 30FPS in one thread; draw graphics as fast as you can in a separate thread This sounds like a race condition nightmare. How would one guarantee synchronization? One big mutex for the entire physics state? Or don‘t bother
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by danhau 4y ago
Does the book go into more „modern“ parser architectures ala Roslyn Red Green Trees?
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by danhau 4y ago
> A baby, however, cannot possibly consent to such a thing. Well, a baby cannot consent to anything. The parent's consent is the baby's consent. Now I'm genuinely curious - I'm not affected, so I can't relate: Ci
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by danhau 4y ago
I looked through Oktopus and wow, that code is clean. I wonder if it was formatted before release. Edit: does anyone want to investigate what this is about? > // this is out 'double check' for decryption - make sure i
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by danhau 4y ago
Why did you not like VSCode?
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by danhau 4y ago
This probably isn’t going to get read, but the HN comments to this post really are off putting. They show Reddit levels of naivety. Just spewing further insults and discrimination with no attempt in putting yourself in the author’s positi
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by danhau 4y ago
I‘ve had Siri set to German for forever (my native language). It regularly has problems recognizing me saying things in English mid-sentence, like when I request it to play a song. I do this a lot (car commuter). For fun, I set Siri to Engl
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by danhau 4y ago
I'm curious, why are you migrating from ThreeJS to WebGL?
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by danhau 4y ago
I also find operator precedence quite easy to implement. In my parser, when it encounters two binary expressions `a * b + c`, it always initially parses them as `a * (b + c)` into temporary AST nodes. Then it compares the precedence of the
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by danhau 5y ago
I would be surprised if they use straight QStrings. Text editors typically use more sophisticated data structures for their text buffers - Ropes, Piece Tables, Gap Buffers, etc. - tuned for efficient text operations. Maybe their implementat
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by danhau 5y ago
Have you tried mayansmoke?
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by danhau 5y ago
Read under `Motivation`, I think it answers your question. Of course you can still use JNI.
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by danhau 5y ago
Fully agree. Even Portal 1 did it for me starting right with the first chambers. Those pipes and cables emerging through the orange glow behind or underneath some platforms. What is that glow? Why orange? Where is that coming from? Where do
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by danhau 5y ago
This fascinates me. I hear it all the time that some people can see the difference and others can't. I was thinking maybe it's age related, like the degrading frequency response of the ear, but many people my age don't percei
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by danhau 5y ago
Wow, the code looks really clean.

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