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He can't "Just use Sciter", as you recommended. Proprietary libraries and frameworks might be cost prohibitive or just plain incompatible with most projects.
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Closed source.
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Curious: have you filed that by yourself? Did you need a lawyer, or felt you needed one, during the process?
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U3D: Creating the Future for Urho3D
(gamedev.net)
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What are feature extractors?
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How do you fine-tune to a specific use-case, though? You train it again, with smaller weights?
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Ask HN: Self-hosted/open-source ChatGPT alternative? Like Stable Diffusion
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Maybe not with Actix, but certainly with axum: https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum Salvo is also great: https://salvo.rs
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I always wanted to find a nice Vanilla JS library that provided a base for what essentially is UE's Blueprints or the old Yahoo! Pipes.
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> even in deep blue New York What do you mean by that?
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There are too many great open-source engines out there to even consider Unity, before or after this. There are great options for different games, teams and markets. Godot. Urho3D. O3DE. Harfang. Stride. Flax.
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> Are you targeting only Windows PCs? Then go with Godot. Godot supports Windows, Mac and Linux. For mobile, it supports Android and iOS. You can export to HTML5.
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Temporal.io: Framework for async business process definitions
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Why awful? Truly curious.
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Do you think that spending 2 hours of someones time, under the scrutiny of a stranger and already under the stress of looking for a new job, is fair? Has anyone ever asked you to code for them, instead? So they could learn about you and how
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That's an absurd amount of work to do for free. Plus, it is useless: You won't learn anything new, it is going to impact no one, and it is going to sit stale at the inbox of 2 senior developers for 2 weeks until it is seen, as a c
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The sad thing is that there are tons of people doing this in a professional environment. auto and shared_ptr all the things. exceptions everywhere. RTTI. <cstdio> <cmath>.
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Same for me. If it's not on core, means devs don't want to support it, which means it is buggy, therefore not ready for production.
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Blurry on Firefox.
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Kind of what Slug does: http://sluglibrary.com/
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Id Software signs up with Slug and C4 engine author Eric Lengyel
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Tokarev vs. Simonov: The Struggle to Be Stalin's Darling Designer
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Review of Doom 3 BFG Source Code – id Tech 4 with merges from Rage's engine
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If you are in the US and got curious by this thread, I highly recommend reading the following wiki and joining the hobby: https://thinlineweapons.com/wiki/index.php/Soviet_Firearms/K... The experience of asse
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I really feel like the modern Galil managed to polish all those issues and has nailed the evolution of the platform.
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You are thinking of accuracy in terms of precise shots in precise targets, but think of it from the perspective of being deterministic. If my rifle is accurate, and deterministic, then I know I can land shots effectively at 600 yards for ex
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As much as I appreciate InRange, I feel there are more field-accurate tests around: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbjpIP5ShH0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-kE_wbGLhE https://www.youtube.com
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That is a very widespread notion, but even though the StG 44 looks like the AK, the operating mechanism is inspired by the M1 Garand. Kalashnikov himself mentions the Garand as an inspiration: https://www.amazon.com/Kalashni
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Lack of accuracy on AKs is fudd lore at this point. All my AKs are under 2 MOA, shooting old yugo M67. The SAM7 is just beyond anything else, losing only to the Vz58, which is a different thing altogether. I think it is a mixture of prejudi
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For Windows? Should we target UWP or WinUI? WPF? WinForms? MAUI? Project Reunion? Or should we just stick with Win32? Maybe MFC.
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