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   by hoten 2y ago

   For modding; for a better experience on modern system (higher resolutions, etc.); for the joy of it.
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   by hoten 2y ago

   Wow, very unfair. It should not be surprising that people writing Python might actually care about performance, even if it isn't so important that they must write their software in assembly. The code wasn't the authors, and what&#
3. 153.▲
   by hoten 2y ago

   So there's only three super-instructions? I wonder if there are plans for more.
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   by hoten 2y ago

   Yes. I'm not aware of any documentation walking one through it though. There is a extension api that exposes a CDP connection [1][2] You can create a Puppeteer.Browser given a CDP connection. You can bundle Puppeteer in a browser (we d
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   by hoten 2y ago

   That's what I'm talking about! Thanks for sharing, I learned quite a few things about noexcept from your articles.
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   by hoten 2y ago

   I don't feel like this article illuminates anything about how noexcept works. The asm diff at the end suggests _there is no difference_ in the emitted code. I plugged it into godbolt myself and see absolutely no difference. https:&#x2
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   by hoten 2y ago

   Amazing work! FYI - in non-fullscreen mode, on my Mac / Chrome, the bottom of the viewport is cut off. So can only play in fullscreen.
8. 158.▲
   by hoten 2y ago

   What are some things that make it well managed?
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   by hoten 2y ago

   Yes, the laws against abortion in Texas apply equally to men and woman. I mean, I guess that's a thing one could say. But that's obviously not what was meant or even implied, so I can only unfortunately conclude you are meaning to
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Ron Swanson's pizza farm - https://youtu.be/0weSjPKi4cs?si=UYcnv3h84_LN4AQP (Related Funny Or Die video)
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Oh boy. Do many of your colleagues play, or at least understand your obsession? this reminds me of truckers playing trucking games in their rigs during downtime.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Hardly anyone interacted with the crafting system via "discovery mode". Almost everyone consulted a wiki, or I guess had a friend tell you what to do. Stumbling upon how to make an axe without looking it up has got to be the least
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    by hoten 2y ago

    They just meant it as a JavaScript library, apparently. OP- the term "chrome native" is pretty inaccurate and is giving people the wrong idea about what you're showing off.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Is there something that makes this specific to Chrome or is this a web compatible library?
15. 165.▲
    by hoten 2y ago

    They should probably do both. Make an announcement like this, but add that beyond x years of runway the remaining donations will be funneled to the community projects.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    "Failed to create session" when using Google sign up option, followed by "Invalid state" when attempting to retry. I shared the service with some folks who dislike imgur and one said this: > Seems like the images don&
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Start with Settled's swampletics. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWiMc19-qaA3u1ZawZQIKAh0B... The other good one from the same channel is Tileman, where he is limited to only using tiles that have been "unlock
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    by hoten 2y ago

    I've been evaluating GUI frameworks for rewriting the editor of a cross platform (Mac Windows Linux and web) game editor I maintain, and this looks worth a shot, thanks for sharing here! I want to move away from the ancient allegro GUI
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    by hoten 2y ago

    TIL he owns and operates DNA Lounge. Thanks for the late night fun and pizza, jwz.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Good points, but the answer is simple. Torrent it.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    I found an enjoyable demo (can't find it now though...) of the animated table-of-contents feature mentioned here, and adapted for a website I maintain: https://zquestclassic.com/docs/2.55/ I should add a chec
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Oh man, that sounds rough. I salute you. This probably wasn't an option back then with your toolchain, but it's so reassuring to know modern compilers / ASAN are amazing at catching this class of bugs today.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    I guess I'll repeat, but they reverted the change, so...
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    by hoten 2y ago

    This seems unfair given how the team reverted the change. You can argue they messed up and maybe aren't as in tune to some segment of their user base as they should be, but not that they aren't interested in making the best softwa
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Unless you're a security researcher, in which case by ignoring blockchain you may be missing out on some juicy bounties.
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    by hoten 2y ago

    I wrote a JavaScript version of this using Intl: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/blob/9baac0ae9da7...
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Anyone know what is Blood Bending?
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    by hoten 2y ago

    Play any Bethesda game and you understand his points about designing your games to be largely scripted by less experienced programmers is error proned. At the same time, the success of Bethesda games despite these bugs is an argument agains
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    by hoten 2y ago

    What does PR here mean? Edit, public relations I guess..
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    by hoten 2y ago

    It does use some page context, including related code: "related source code" https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/console/understan...