extrememacaroni

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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
good maybe now people will stop linking tweets.
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
It's hilarious that the one saying it's not available is foodnetwork.
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
Every gaming console has that functionality, though depending on the game it's better to exit and restart often. Memory leaks and all that, aside from bugs caused by long runtime.
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
It's not like having dolphin on steam will give you access to free gamecube and wii games. You will still have to get them yourself and/or any bioses that may be required, I dunno. Which means a bit of hacking, which means you sho
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
Hackernews: why are websites nowadays so bloated and slow?? Also hackernews: what's Lighthouse?
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
Legends say Genghis Khan's horses were trained to be so fast because they were also used to transport bytes to and from such sites, to calculate their yurts.
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
Long movies are great at home because I can pause and go pee or make extra food. They're awful in cinemas tho. I just don't go watch them there.
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by extrememacaroni 3y ago
You wouldn't download a search car!
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
"it's monster hunting time!"
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Many people are still skeptical about wine and proton but in the future it will become the way to play Windows' existing game library. I always say that if you care about games preservation, you need to look at Linux & Proton. Ev
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Please no, no extreme changes to what I've or others have written, I want to be able to get at least a reasonable idea of the performance and behavior some code will have in some particular context by looking at the code itself. Stop t
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
This should not happen if you use Odin and its serializer, a dropdown allowing you to create a new instance of type Foo will show up in the editor.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
When it comes to stuff that results in calls to dynamically linked libs e.g. OpenFile or whatever, you can also use Frida to intercept the calls and print out info about them/manipulate the inputs and/or return values. The advanta
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
ok, which jobs is this one going to steal now?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
whenever a HN user switches to reddit, the average IQ on both sites increases
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
No one's going to make anything serious with the auto-updating version from either Steam or Epic, it's just for advertising purposes.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
How many levels of JIT would be too many I wonder
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
What? US students don't write by hand anymore? ...
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
When you turn off the DSi and forget about it for 6 years, it'll still have plenty of battery left when turned on. When I turn off my laptop on battery the next day it's dead because for some stupid reason we can't even get t
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
This is about cool urls tho.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
should've called it a lick screen
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Pretty sure C++ is mainstream because of C and its own earlier versions, so regardless of the complex mess it became now.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Yes, trade code safety & quality for programmer comfort. Amateur mindset, much like the mindset behind automapper. “Yeah we may risk introducing more bugs but it’s so much nicer to develop now!”
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
oh yes, I will forever be mean to automapping libraries
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
I like how everyone here and the repo’s readme talks about performance as if the problem with Automapper was the fact that it was making your enterprise app that waits N seconds for a db query and relies on caching to be even remotely usabl
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Mainly because they're nowhere to be found outside China?
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
That's probably what everyone would say if they didn't read books. But some read books so... OMG CYBERPUNK DYSTOPIA PHILIP K DICK
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Ah yes, rules. For China. Which now decides pretty much most of the content that the western world's children see. TikTok is part of it, them acquiring gaming companies is another, and there's likely even more ways in which China
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Makes sense to want to ban alcohol if no one wants to have a beer with you, it's okay.
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by extrememacaroni 4y ago
Well here's one guy I wouldn't want to have a beer with, in Antarctica or elsewhere.

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