ghosty141

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by ghosty141 9mo ago
Definitely. My friend group consists of gen-z and millenials and we met irl but have a shared interest of gaming that gets us together on weekends. What Discord does so well is that you start using it for gaming but then it also becomes the
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by ghosty141 9mo ago
> So, what are the forces that have determined the current state of C++? I'm very confident that the main driving factors are: 1. "performance" (not wanting to do more allocations than necessary) 2. abi compatibility 3. a
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by ghosty141 10mo ago
Yes because users don't appreciate this enough to pay for the time this takes.
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by ghosty141 10mo ago
In my opinion it's the 'correct' design, I don't see any advantage from not doing this.
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by ghosty141 10mo ago
Because from my experience using codex in a decently complex c++ environment at work, it works REALLY well when it has things to copy. Refactorings, documentation, code review etc. all work great. But those things only help actual humans
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by ghosty141 10mo ago
In my opinion you must have function coloring, it's impossible to do async (in the common sense) without it. If you break it down one function has a dependency on the async execution engine, the other one doesn't, and that alone
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
> It's not black and white here. While the European market is appealing to some people, the US market is preferable to others. I agree with that, it's a very individual topic. I'd say for high paying "high performance
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
The "just" was more in the sense that it technically is not that hard to get together, there is nothing directly preventing that. I honestly think it's just people who don't mind these problems and are fine working under
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I don't think unions are the right thing here, you just need to get together as a team and talk with your higher ups, that's a far smaller scope than where unions normally come in. But I totally agree, I think people are too compl
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
You don't have to fire "low performers" you just have to be realistic about their skillsets and use them that way. If you see an engineer is out of his depth then change his position, no need to fire them since like others ha
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
> I don't like unions because one bad hire can destroy a whole team, and the option to remove that hire is worth more than any benefit a union can give me. In MANY other countries there is already WAY more regulations regarding layo
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
> C++ is valuable, because the existing tooling enables you to optimize the runtime peformance of a program This is true for MANY other languages too, I don't see how this makes c++ different. With gdb its quite the opposite, handli
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
This is generally the right approach imo (when it comes to codex). In my experience Codex is pretty "bad" at spotting conventions or already existing code. Yesterday I told him a feature to implement (maybe 40 loc?) and he 1. did
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I always wish this would also exist on linux.
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
Not really, most HUDs are fixed to thigns like your hands, guns, etc. or don't exist at all. Static objects in your view are VERY nauseating (at least in my experience).
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
There are some games yes but in my opinion right now the best VR experiences are simulators. Assetto Corsa, iRacing, DCS, MSFS etc. I bought a Bigscreen Beyond 2 + 5090 gpu basically just to play DCS (Digital Combat Simulator, a flight sim
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I'm super curious how they will implement it, if it's a general api in steam vr that headsets like the Bigscreen Beyond could use or if it's more tailored towards the Frame. I hope it's the first as to me it sounds like
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I have the Bigscreen Beyond 2 which is OLED + pancake fine. But only if you have the perfect light seal that the BSB face gasket ensures. Your eyes just adjust to it and I never thought about it while using it. The upside of having perfect
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
Especially once you get into i18n this becomes increasingly more complex for various reasons like different formats for translation programs etc.
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I wasn't even born back then but I love those amber crts. I had the luck of finding a Zenith ZVM-1220-EA composite display in pristine condition on ebay (I live in Germany where it's way harder to find nice amber crts) and it look
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
You can do the same with ctrl+v, just use paste_from_clipboard
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I mean ctrl+c/v is just muscle memory, obviously there are tons of other way but ctrl+c/v are just the default and the one everyone knows.
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
Oh wow, I'm already using ghostty and didn't know about this. It works great, thanks!
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
I'm from Germany and adrenaline is used as an addition as a vasoconstrictor here. There are quite a few differences between countries when it comes to anesthesia.
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by ghosty141 11mo ago
Humans react differently or have different tolerances, for example my teeth are very sensitive to pain and I needed extra adrenaline to fully numb it, even though I don't take drugs or have anything indicating that this would be necess
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by ghosty141 1y ago
Then don't? In C you would just implement everything yourself, so go do that in Rust if you don't want dependencies. In C I've seen more half-baked json implementations than I can count on my fingers because using dependencie
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by ghosty141 1y ago
If you use QML it does, like... everything? QML can't interact with native C++ at all, you must use the MOC to generate Q_PROPERTYs, signal/slots, the Q_OBJECT macro itself etc.
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by ghosty141 1y ago
Missing scrollbars. That and ctrl f are my two annoyances, apart from that I love ghostty and use it daily at work.
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by ghosty141 1y ago
100%, you can play a lot of retro arcades for free after u paid the 5€ entry fee. 10/10 experience
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by ghosty141 1y ago
gitweb + gitolite is all you need in my opinion for hosting private projects. I have had a wonderful experience with it since there are no complex databases, config files etc and it’s very light on resources

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