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   by hoten 3y ago

   Would the "Local Overrides" feature of chrome devtools simplify this workflow for you?
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   by hoten 3y ago

   I have a passable understanding of physics, but nothing really for philosophy. I can't even begin to understand what sort of fundamental work you could be referring to. Would you mind breaking it down a bit?
3. 303.▲
   by hoten 3y ago

   The IQ thing is hardly the same as how the OP framed it.
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   by hoten 3y ago

   How do you square that view (you support anyone's right to say anything) with disagreeing that a company should be able to dictate the rules on their own platform? In my view, even the latter is a form of expression.
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   by hoten 3y ago

   I guess this was meant as a tongue-in-cheek joke comment, but it comes off as needless gatekeeping.
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   by hoten 3y ago

   This is essentially the bulk of grammar tools like TextMate (though it also has the very useful begin/end token construct). The hard part is likely doing it efficiently, and standardizing on a set of token names such that a theme ecosy
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   by hoten 3y ago

   Such an ill defined assertion does not give much confidence...
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   by hoten 3y ago

   It shows a huge disregard for non-technical users. Very just-use-Wireguard (tail scale) or just-ftp-rsync-your-data (Dropbox).
9. 309.▲
   by hoten 3y ago

   This is curated/guided, while the Seinfield stuff was not.
10. 310.▲
    by hoten 3y ago

    I have not, so I'm not very familiar. PIXI provides Stage / DisplayObject / Sprite APIs that would be familiar to Flash programmers.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    The Federalist Papers were a big chunk of reading materials for my introductory US History course in college. I think it was briefly covered in highschool too (AP classes), but probably no more than an issue or two. I recognize that still,
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    by hoten 3y ago

    PIXI.js also gives a similar framework.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    If we weren't already tracking those decommissioned satellites, would we know they were there?
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    by hoten 3y ago

    It's important to note that glitches that speedrunners utilize are often game breaking bugs that would give a normal player a really bad time. And it could be that the obvious utility of the glitch (like item duping) could also have a
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    by hoten 3y ago

    I think for the same reason WebGPU did-there are tons of cruft in the opengl API and it doesn't really represent how the hardware works anymore.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    > Our team's goal is to ship ANGLE's Metal backend imminently. Blocking on that shipment so that hopefully we don't have to diagnose this more deeply. Fantastic news for the Godot folks.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Half the comments here are saber-rattling at the title of the article, without the understanding that the title itself is an egregious mischaracterization. Yeah, the court issued a rule, but the layman's interpretation of "that me
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Also curious what this refers to. Anyone find a crbug?
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    by hoten 3y ago

    What does network prediction from a game framework look like? You describe what properties of objects should be interpolated and the engine handles it for you?
20. 320.▲
    by hoten 3y ago

    Uhh AoE 2 recently broke under crossplay due to I think an anti cheat upgrade. Wonder if it's the same tech
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    by hoten 3y ago

    I only have a single usecase under my belt, which was to play Age of Empires 2 DE - and I was pleasantly surprised that it was just a matter of searching for it and installing a single "bottle". It felt like magic software.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing, I'm sure that will come in handy for me some day! This all feels like a failure of our modern OSes - why must the application layer know how to report on when it crashes? It seems like functionality that the OS shou
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    by hoten 3y ago

    I found Sentry's crash reporting (which uses crashpad) simple enough to configure into an existing CMake build within an afternoon. Building Sentry/crashpad from source in a few lines of CMake: https://github.com/A
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Don't forget `WIN32_EXTRA_LEAN`! Still no idea what that does/did. For those curious about WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN - it reduces compile time by not auto-including a number of windows headers: https://devblogs.microsoft.com&
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    by hoten 3y ago

    What's the benefit of in-process crash reporting compared to just using something like crashpad/breakpad? To the extent that in-process crash reporting is even possible... seems the most common class of crashes would be entirely u
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Oh I definitely understand the aversion, just not why it was directed towards me!
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    by hoten 3y ago

    I still recall a CS jobs fair at my college ~8 years ago, where some company representative took a very bad liking to Erlang on my CV (I took a "Programming Languages" course where Erlang was one of ~6 languages we chewed through.
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Haven't listened to that show in a bit. Did they change narrators? The guy sounds sick and it's pretty distracting :/ Edit: ok Ira was sick and it's mentioned halfway through
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    by hoten 3y ago

    John Carmack's lecture on systems engineering / reducing latency for VR mentions buffers repeatedly: https://youtu.be/lHLpKzUxjGk
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    by hoten 3y ago

    Do you have any additional examples of webpages that fail to be readable for you (math-related or otherwise)? I work on an accessibility tool for web developers, and would like to see if we are detecting those bad cases correctly.