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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
This sounds LLMlish
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
I submit the term Nay-I as a movement
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
I really do think it's in earnest. I think the author is trying to justify its existence as "already a part of reality". I think it's quite despicable actually.
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
It's funny its performance is touted as its biggest selling point, I find it to be painfully slow
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
> "i would be amiss" Huh, never seen that typo before. Should be "remiss"
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
I really don't think the backslashes are that annoying? Seems unnecessary to complicate the spec with stuff like this.
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Couldn't you just write the hex bytes? That would be unambiguous, and it wouldn't lose precision.
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Common sense is in short supply these days. It's a shame we need blog posts like these to outline how much you lose when you go with the "magic" approach. Devs just seem to be allergic to simple but verbose code.
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Sometimes autocorrect will "correct" perfectly valid words if it deems the correction more appropriate. Ironically while I was typing this message, it changed the word "deems" to "seems" repeatedly. I'm no
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Jonathan Blow perchance?
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Can't you just do live code reloading with a DLL? Have a small core which is the exe, and then all of the logic is a DLL which can be reloaded when the core detects changes to the dependent files...
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
They use dart as their primary language so it should be easy to make a flutter app from it...
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by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
This is like saying people misinterpret the word "awful" or "literally"
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
She said she purposefully wrote in a simplistic style to mimic the traditional epics she was familiar with, like Beowulf. The books were supposed to have a wide appeal, and evoke that sense of the archetypal struggle between good and evil.
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
This article was way longer than it needed to be, and I found the overuse of jargon particularly distracting from the meat of the message.
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
I can't speak to every use case but it's been working great for my game: 1. I don't heap allocate anything after init. All allocations are custom allocated from this memory. I use a linear allocator, but could use some other
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
In my C code, I implement undo/redo using write protection (mprotect). First you mark all of your app memory as read only, so that you can define a SIGBUS handler when attempts are made to write to it. Then when you detect a write to a
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
As a frontend engineer, I see the proclivity frontend engineers have for fully rewriting their codebase in a new framework for literally no reason all the time. It drives me absolutely bananas. This would never happen in game dev.
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
How does this compare to supabase?
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Never used dart until about a month ago for Flutter. Really loving it so far - like a better typescript. So many cool language features.
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Concur with other comments here when I say: do not throw your child into this incredibly exploitative community
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Can't believe we live in a timeline when using Qt is laudible
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Yes, capitalisation of scratch was incredibly misleading in this case. It's easily checkable but slightly annoying. Hard to avoid though!
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Not sure how useful this is but here's a gist that runs through the process without needing Android Studio: https://gist.github.com/jonnybrooks/13c6cbae832e7d1662e6c143...
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Agreed. I've been to restaurants that only had a QR code but were also a Faraday cage so I couldn't access it. Was absolutely ridiculous.
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
I couldn't care less about the commit messages on a PR, I care about the diff. as long as the messages are cleaned up in the squash and merge with main
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
I don't find Kagi as compelling as some other users seem to, worked about as well (read, poorly) as most other modern search engines
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
Got grizzly there pretty quick
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
So phreaking cool
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by hyperbolablabla 2y ago
This is what ngrok does right? I'm really interested in how this works, I've never looked into it before. Presumably it requires some kind of dynamic DNS updates if you don't have a static IP?

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