drewtato

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by drewtato 3y ago
This is like shortening github to git
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by drewtato 3y ago
The version numbers are from a little more than a year ago. Originally, it was pretty much only compilation artifacts and some CLI. https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/10563
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by drewtato 3y ago
You can fix this by doing `pub use module::*`.
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by drewtato 3y ago
Rust has workspaces, which is a collection of packages (a Cargo.toml and related source files). Workspaces are still pretty underpowered, but they do have shared dependencies, compilation artifacts, version numbers, and CLI management. A lo
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by drewtato 3y ago
There's also the option to manually approve every comment.
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by drewtato 3y ago
They also won't output stuff like progress bars, width-aware content, and may change other behavior. It would also annoying to pipe everything.
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by drewtato 3y ago
There's 48 designs, so this isn't much of a database, more like a short list. For something completely different, my favorite collection of paper planes are those by Jayson Merrill: https://www.youtube.com/@jayson5
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by drewtato 3y ago
https://i.imgur.com/sXiDtCg.png
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by drewtato 4y ago
Perhaps the prompt wasn't on the broken part? Can also plug in a keyboard and use that if you know the sequence.
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by drewtato 4y ago
Kinda late, but that's okay with me!
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by drewtato 4y ago
So they send you a "High-performance CPU"? Isn't that weird? If you need a CPU, you probably need the whole computer and GPU.
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by drewtato 4y ago
The strong typing in rust definitely helps with this, though. For most problems, you can encapsulate a refactor into something that, at each occurrence, either works automatically (with things like generics and deref) or fails to compile.
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by drewtato 4y ago
Usually on these sites, there'll be an `overflow: hidden` element that's holding all the content. If you can find and disable that CSS line, it'll work as normal. Or just save it to the Wayback Machine and read it through tha
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by drewtato 4y ago
It would have been shoved backwards relative to the original orbit, perpendicular to the direction of the black hole. When you think of orbiting as "falling and missing continuously", the lowest-energy way to stop missing is to st
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by drewtato 4y ago
The developer side sounds pretty bad. > we're able to pay developers a recurring revenue stream, as long as people are playing their game. That's how normal game sales already work for non-replayable games. Good indie games are
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by drewtato 4y ago
Idk why but they overwrote this in JS ( https://github.com/hertg/epochalypse/blob/main/index.html#L1... ) byte1.innerText = "1" + bits.substr(1, 7); Realistically the first bit should be
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by drewtato 4y ago
It's a private key so sharing it kinda defeats the purpose. This also only works because the modified part isn't being used.
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by drewtato 4y ago
They meant that when you turn on Chrome's dark mode (for the browser UI) it also enables `prefers-color-scheme: dark` for websites. These are always synced as far as I know.
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by drewtato 4y ago
The test is valid for any combo of shell and terminal, it's just a matter of figuring out which methodology was used so it can be better understood. But yeah, I agree with the other comment that powershell is likely adding less than 1m
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by drewtato 4y ago
With text content, most frames are exactly the same. So what adaptive sync can do is delay a refresh until just after the content has been updated. At a minimum, it can delay a refresh when an update is currently being drawn, which would lo
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by drewtato 4y ago
This video is not a steady 60FPS. Lots of frames are duplicated or torn. Maybe this was originally 60FPS and got mangled by the recording process.
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by drewtato 4y ago
Powershell isn't a terminal (it's a shell, obviously), so the windows results are most likely tested in conhost. If it's on windows 11 it might be windows terminal, which may be more likely since I think cmd is still default
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by drewtato 4y ago
Only things I can think of is that for windowed apps, you have to wait for the OS to hand you mouse events, since the mouse may be on another window, and you have to render to a window instead of directly to the framebuffer.
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by drewtato 4y ago
There's a 1.5% chance for the image to be 4 pixels wider and taller than usual, so that's probably moving things around. https://github.com/kumpmati/crowd-jpeg/blob/main/api/src/ser...
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by drewtato 4y ago
Site is kinda dying (at least in my region of IP) but I looked up .sarl: it's like .gmbh or .ltd but French.
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by drewtato 4y ago
My feedback: Building the maze takes too long. Maybe turn the play button into a fast-forward button when the maze is being built and solved. The dark mode colors are pretty bad. When you click and hold, it should turn every square the same
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by drewtato 4y ago
The page still loads in HTTPS, but turning off HTTPS-only mode means that the HTTP requests succeed, at least more than before. So I guess there's nothing wrong there. The blue ticks actually don't work, though. They're alway
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by drewtato 4y ago
There's definitely something wrong with this site. If I turn off HTTPS-only mode, it makes a perfectly straight green and red bar at 2000ms.
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by drewtato 4y ago
You've got it backwards. The big files are menus that have been scanned with no compression at high resolution. Most of that info is vector/font on a properly designed menu.
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by drewtato 4y ago
If anyone is looking for this but as a more complete game, check out art of rally: https://artofrally.com/

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