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by flysand7 2y ago
> The answer is that the Raylib DLL is implicitly pulled in by game.dll, but unloading game.dll does not unload the implicitly pulled in Raylib DLL Was about to comment on this one, this only applies on Windows. So far as my experimentat
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by flysand7 2y ago
Why did I think it was something about elon musk, ha.. haha...
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by flysand7 2y ago
Okay I did not read this when I wrote this. Not what I expected actually
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by flysand7 2y ago
The URL of this article is funny "/the-art-of-failure". Oh yes, I'm an artist then
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by flysand7 2y ago
What's Go, if not Golang? I mean, there's some other programming language called Go that I don't know about?
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by flysand7 2y ago
What's a CRDT? Yeah... I guess a better start for the article would have been to explain the terminology and what that even is and what is used for. Because I have no idea what I just read
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by flysand7 2y ago
I caught a different meaning from this entire sentence. I think the author was alluding to the fact that even if you replace a technology with something "better", at the end it doesn't matter, because Most People will keep us
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by flysand7 2y ago
> Anyone who’s bipolar has ADHD Did you miss a comma, or, like, where did that come from?
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by flysand7 2y ago
Well according to biological taxonomy, viruses aren't "life", so the terms "alive" and "dead" don't quite apply to them
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by flysand7 2y ago
Chat is that real?
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by flysand7 2y ago
I've also seen a use where katakana is used to represent a "robotic" speech, like something a robot would say monotonely.
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by flysand7 2y ago
I didnt, but also I was expecting the input prompt to already contain an example
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by flysand7 2y ago
> Here we have a problem, for subscription does None mean don't change or remove subscription I read this like 10 times and I still dont understand this mess of grammar. Am I having a fucking stroke rn?
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by flysand7 2y ago
UI feels unresponsive. You click a button, and the button doesn't seem to do anything. In case of the left-hand side buttons, it it's just a lack of response from buttons that's unsettling, but on the right side its worse bec
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by flysand7 2y ago
Ah.. this reminds me of the couple weeks when I just finished my university and was a little bit lost about what I wanted to do with my life. I'd lost my motivation for programming, as years of university forced me to suppress my motiv
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by flysand7 2y ago
I wonder what's going to happen the person who got saved with a transplant warmed up using a ferromagnetic nanomaterial goes to MRI ...damn
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by flysand7 2y ago
I've never had such an experience. How does it feel to be cut with a cardboard?
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by flysand7 2y ago
Well it's been 10 years since he went missing. When people go missing for a long time they are declared legally dead, regardless of their age
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by flysand7 2y ago
I am not crazy! (in the voice of chuck from Better Call Saul)
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by flysand7 2y ago
> [...] and sometime succeed Nothing is ever certain when you program in javascript.
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by flysand7 2y ago
The large ~~monolithic~~ codebases have a lot more CVEs Who would've guessed. Also the older ones also got more CVE's than newer ones, even if they aren't that big.
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by flysand7 2y ago
I was about to jump into the comment section and say something along the lines of "but no one really thinks they're actually good, right?", only to see the top comment arguing they're good.
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by flysand7 2y ago
At one point I put the RFID card I use to access the building i work at into the left pocket of my jacket instead of right pocket. I don't remember why but that day I was thoroughly convinced I forgot it at home. During lunchtime break
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by flysand7 2y ago
He is indeed the
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by flysand7 2y ago
This doesnt really apply to the language selection, which is somewhat ironic. You can tell the users what they need to do, but... which language do you use to tell them to?
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by flysand7 2y ago
The question if machine learning algorithm's produced embeddings will have the acceptable quality too. With a library I presume that the quality is at least predictable. I personally have less trust in machine learning though
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by flysand7 2y ago
The HN title has a typo in the name of the superjet
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by flysand7 2y ago
I may have misread the graphs, but I didn't see the article feature the comparison between the throughput when going over a fully-contiguous linked list vs. randomized linked list?
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by flysand7 2y ago
Nah
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by flysand7 2y ago
Has anyone found where the other backends are located? Or the frontends except react? I might have gotten seriously lost in the directory structure, which not gonna lie happens far too often when I browse javascript projects

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