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by gfiorav 6y ago
I'm a newbie to game dev so let me ask this here: What's the advantage of this vs Godot?
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by gfiorav 6y ago
So Elon Musk can't afford the time to buy a house, but his company can spend the time to make this simulator for kicks. OK
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by gfiorav 6y ago
I'm always going to cringe at Twitter's "star" engineers who spend an average of 7 months in each company. HTH do you even understand the product and contribute in that time frame? One of two things needs to be at play:
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by gfiorav 6y ago
Some of the libraries featured here inspired JK Rowling for Hogwarts. You can kind of see the resemblance. Especially when you see the college students wear black robes :)
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by gfiorav 6y ago
classic emacs guy!
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by gfiorav 6y ago
It’s the crappiness of the effect... it’s too much! And the borders... ugh
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by gfiorav 6y ago
Just answer: do you use vi?
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by gfiorav 6y ago
The whole portrait thing is going to plague this decade's pictures. We'll cringe when we look back at them the same way we cringe at 80's shoulder pads.
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by gfiorav 6y ago
These days I dropped tmux for vim :term (panel for files/terminals; tabs for workspaces). If I'm in a remote server and want to preserve the session, I just use screen.
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by gfiorav 7y ago
ha, the more you know!
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by gfiorav 7y ago
This is why I use foo TLDs in the documentation. To make sure it won't work in a copy-paste situation.
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Yeah, I just use WSL and all I use is in-terminal software (including code-editing) so I'm not too worried about the "host" OS. I'm sure WSL2 will solve most other issues.
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Well, they can add the two engineer's annual salary to the cost function as a constant!
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by gfiorav 7y ago
I think most of the comments on this are secretely fueled by the idea that the mac is going away. I used to fret until I switched to Windows. Now I don't really care. I think Apple doesn't care for you guys either. As soon as XCod
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by gfiorav 7y ago
It's never the best standard that wins, it's the most convenient. Figure out how to parse .md (or whatever is the standard) instead of pretending others switch to your standard.
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by gfiorav 7y ago
There are so many reasons why I wouldn't have done this nowadays: - Don't implement a feature - Don't rely on a hack that could change ... in the end, it worked for him. Great write up indeed.
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ARM CPU Macbooks as early as next year(theverge.com)
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Looking at the already available AMD Thinkpad, the price cut comes at a cost: No thunderbolt
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by gfiorav 7y ago
The map is made with www.carto.com, a pretty sweet mapping solution!
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by gfiorav 7y ago
If you live or spend time in a out-facing room, you'll the amount of unnecessary beeping that goes on in this city. Honestly, I think I have it good, all things considered, but coming from Europe it's very annoying to hear people
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by gfiorav 7y ago
I thought they had dialed back on telemetry?
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by gfiorav 7y ago
The new Edge is excellent. Windows is evermore becoming a great digital home.
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Bring it to New York
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Exactly! What districts do you think is best? I’m becoming a default-person and Ubuntu default is usually the best for me. My current setup is windows and Debian WSL, although I do use in-terminal editors so I don’t really suffer any of the
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by gfiorav 7y ago
It’s just comical to me how difficult it is to click on the corner of a window in most of not all desktop environments... the only diestro that has it right is Ubuntu
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by gfiorav 7y ago
I don’t really have that experience. I do leave everything on defaults and use all terminal tools to program (editing too) so I guess I’m not really asking much of it
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by gfiorav 7y ago
I'm not really proud of this, but I never really found a Linux OS (or BSD) that "just worked". Maybe I'm too picky, but just being able to resize windows dynamically should be out-of-the-box. Ever since Windows steered a
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Agreed. I do admit it's the "easy" thing to do. I usually resent people who think everything is a conspiracy, but tbh, apart from encrypting everything you upload everywhere, I don't know how to "be safe". Not
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by gfiorav 7y ago
I know it's easy to play conspiracy, but after watching this piece [0] on "active measures", it wouldn't surprise me that FSB finally found a way to hack proton mail, or the way to circumvent the block will expose some p
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by gfiorav 7y ago
Might be completely out of my depth here, but I think that just means "the motion of the star is a function of something that changes over time". I'd naively assume it's of its relative position over time, but again, I&#

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