Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
hoten
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
31.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Implementing a debugger for the custom scripting language used by the Zelda game engine I contribute to. The game engine I work on (link in bio) developed a custom language for engine customization, but it never had any runtime debugging ca
32.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
> 8 min read hah.
33.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
XGen Studios belongs on this page. Spent a lot of time mucking around on their interactive homepage, and even more time playing their flash games or on their forums.
34.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Personally I'd append the Nonce as a git trailer, not to the message body. And would keep the date constant rather than use the time of each attempt (such that the only thing that actually varies is the Nonce) And just for more fun...
35.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Mind sharing the bill for all that?
36.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Check out Kenshi. Wikipedia blurb: > Kenshi is a real-time strategy action role-playing game developed and published by Lo-Fi Games for Windows. The game focuses on sandbox gameplay features that give the player freedom to do what they w
37.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Recent changes have been a little invasive. The terminal auto complete was a week or so ago, and the popular Gitlens extension also recently pushed a really poor rebase interface. Besides those two in the last weeks, I can't remember a
38.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
I wonder if Ladybird has explored running these interop tests yet. Or maybe these are just a subset of WPT?
39.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
Does a USB/bluetooth gamepad work on that version? Or are people really out there playing GTA on a tiny touch screen?
40.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
I think the point is that a necessary part of being careful is reviewing the diff yourself end-to-end right before sending it out for review. That catches mistakes like these.
41.
▲
by
hoten
9mo ago
I wonder how much they made from engineering practices such as https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/3792 . To spell it out: jobs can hang forever because of some ridiculously bad code on their end, they ha
42.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
I've spent a considerable amount of my free time over the last few years working on an open-source game engine for making Zelda-like games (link in profile). It's been around for a few decades, and I played it when I was a kid - a
43.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
> Table layout should be sane. I wish that one were we elaborated on more :)
44.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
The other aspect here is that general knowledge (citation needed) says that if a company doesn't actively defend their trademark, they often won't be able to keep it if challenged in court. Or perhaps general knowledge is wrong.
45.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
Once a YJIT block executes enough times to warrant compilation, how does this system keep track of which types to compile for? Each block is tracking how many times it's entered, but not how many times it's entered for int or floa
46.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
Simple: your priors are wrong. People use Zig.
47.
▲
by
hoten
10mo ago
https://github.com/zigbook/zigbook/tree/main/pages
48.
▲
by
hoten
11mo ago
> React based start menu with visible lag That surprised me. But seems not true? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44124688
49.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
I just recently upgraded[1] a JIT that essentially compiled each bytecode separately to one that shares registers within the same basic block. Easy 40 percent improvement to runtime, as expected. But something I hadn't expected was i
50.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
Which civil rights?
51.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
For posterity, as the submitted link seems temporary: https://github.com/python/peps/pull/4622
52.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
It looks like Andrew Callaghan & Channel 5.
53.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
Did you read until the end of the thread? I was thinking the same at first but only because it took awhile for the conversation to play out. From my plain reading he didn't take time to understand the proposal before providing feedback
54.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
It's an insincere argument that government censorship is equivalent to public shaming or canceling (or however you want to describe the "left"'s actions here). When the government does it, it's authoritarian. When a
55.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
The government, via the FFC, used their expansive power to force a private company to censor speech. I'm not familiar with what you are quoting specifically, but that refrain is typically understood to mean "the first amendment do
56.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
Is it in major compilers yet? Last I checked for MSVC it was behind a "latest" compiler flag (not C++20). I've been vendoring the fmt library for awhile now.
57.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
Interviews go both ways ... I don't think they lost out on anything they wanted.
58.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
The article doesn't say "graphs are usually dense". It just asserts that if you use an adjacency list, the graph is likely dense. Otherwise it makes little sense to use for a sparse graph.
59.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
uh... looks like an AI user saw this comment and fixed your bun issue? Or maybe it just deleted code in a random manner idk. https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/commit/b474e3a1f63972979845a6...
60.
▲
by
hoten
1y ago
CSS can prevent selection.
More ›