grimgrin

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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   I tossed em $100 of btc a while back cuz it gave you supporter access for life. Worth it even if you are the self hosted type. Imo I’ve spun up so many one offs
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   Yeah, and onionos is a very nice addition to it https://onionos.neocities.org/
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   check out apotris, a gba rom. it has classic mode, and is just so fantastically polished. plenty of other modes too
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   I love your enthusiasm, varun, and how you're chasin the things that exhilarate you. uni will probably do excellent things for your curiosity, best wishes
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   I will never stop using tt++ (though if I do, the client will be rad as hell) You can still get help from the author through the forum/discord, when you're running into something confusing I never really go hard w/ it, merely
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   Remarkable, Just the other day a friend went to a concert, Mr. Bungle, and so ended up on wrong wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Rape_in_Cyberspace So I went down that rabbit hole, read the essay, bought the book,
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   In case you missed it, OP was _there_ cmrdporcupine 18 hours ago: > "I was there, Gandalf, 3000 years ago" > From "A Rape In Cyberspace: "no hate, no anger, no interest at all. Just…watching. Others were more activ
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   Here's the service they're offering: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2023/09/game-porter-ethan-lee-...
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   by grimgrin 3y ago

   excellent! and my website _is_ already in a zip hehe https://redbean.dev
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    I'm going to +1 this book but I also think this book would electrify you, as it did me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Information:_A_History,_a_...
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    I find these games endlessly fascinating, though I'm mainly a DCSS player. Here's some more genealogy: https://tangaria.com/roguelikes/ Gonna just link dump if you wanna rabbit hole today. A good write-up of
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    Tree of Roguelike Evolution(roguebasin.com)

    3 points by grimgrin 3y ago|2 comments
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    for those interested, here's the good FOSS client https://nicotine-plus.org/
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    here, title readers > SoX - Sound eXchange, the Swiss Army knife of audio manipulation > SoX reads and writes audio files in most popular formats and can optionally apply effects to them; it can combine multiple input sources, synthes
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    If that’s a thing you wanna try to stay informed about, look no further than the recent conversation with the panelist: https://www.youtube.com/live/Myq_Hc_39aI spoiler: we haven’t done that yet, so far it’s really kin
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    If you wanna follow an interesting rabbit hole, listen to Hamilton Morris and Dr. Andrew Gallimore chat in a recent video: https://youtu.be/ba5pAjM8HZM If anything has peaked your curiosity, consider his books “Alien Inform
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    I'll append this reference too, as it's related and interesting: https://justine.lol/mmap/
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    I just love this idea, and think about it now and again since Robin first released it. Just in case someone quickly glances and think it's blockchain specific, it isn't: > This kind of poem was designed to be recorded, collecte
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    Amulet: A kind of poem that depends on language, code, and luck(robinsloan.com)

    2 points by grimgrin 3y ago|2 comments
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    i feel like people aren’t plugging typingmind.com enough this will let chats update in the background aka you can spin up multiple chats at once (though i don’t do this often) like yeah it’s paid but the dev is very committed and i’m very p
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    people still pirate copies
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    by grimgrin 3y ago

    I'm happy it exists too. By far my favorite discussion about it was Oxide's last podcast: https://oxide-and-friends.transistor.fm/episodes/blue-skies-... Emily Kisane was on the ep, following their piece that
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    I can think of nothing more important and famous than chicken.pdf https://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    i use it a lot but want an accompanying binding just for directories edit: okay done http://i.imgur.com/n12DYUu.png Two examples in case you have a preference w/ or w/o the preview: fzf_insert_directory_prev
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    okay ignore everything you saw and just conceptualize: 1) list of text 2) input to filter the list down. see: list gets tinier
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    agreed. preview rips i was confused how to adjust the width and figured it out, here’s where i asked, learned, and shared my figlet script fzfont https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/discussions/3211 https:/
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    they asked why the author described it as such. i wondered the same, failing to see the python influence gpt4 intended
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    > The problem with platform threads is that they are expensive from a lot of points of view. First, they are costly to create. Whenever a platform thread is made, the OS must allocate a large amount of memory (megabytes) in the stack to
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    The very first sentence of wikipedia: "Vim (/vɪm/;[5] a contraction of Vi IMproved)" I see a way to get "VIM" out of that. Though it looks like originally, in 1993, you'd have read: "Vi IMitation&quot
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    by grimgrin 4y ago

    yeah peep this introductory blog post https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/net-core-with-juypter-... https://github.com/dotnet/interactive