jsd1982

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by jsd1982 4y ago
Want to have a humble-off? Ok, you start first.
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by jsd1982 4y ago
Not necessarily but it does help. These tutorials focus mainly on the Berkeley Sockets API which can be exposed as-is (or with slight modification) to many languages beyond just C/C++.
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by jsd1982 4y ago
Hm, unable to reproduce. Perhaps you have some weird browser extension installed or something intercepting DNS requests?
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by jsd1982 4y ago
I agree with your conclusion to not write cli tools in Javascript. However, packaging node in a binary is pretty much what electron does today, albeit with a GUI. Regardless, it's not a problem I wish to spend any effort to solve since
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by jsd1982 4y ago
This is essentially what I was referring to with my comment below. If you can improve the installation experience such that I don't have to care that you developed with node.js, so much the better. If I were a node.js developer I surel
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by jsd1982 4y ago
Feedback was explicitly requested. That was my feedback on installation. It's not entitled and has nothing to do with the project being free or open source. Where'd that come from?
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by jsd1982 4y ago
https://www.artillery.io/blog/swiss-army-knife-for-http-test... Does artillery properly escape the environment variables into json strings? I don't see how it could if you're using bash expansion in double qu
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by jsd1982 4y ago
> npm install Sorry, lost me at this part. Have a better installation story like a single executable. Beyond that, what does this do that curl, wget, et al do not? How is your interface better than those? Is it robust in the face of erro
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by jsd1982 4y ago
How is RAD Basic guaranteeing 100% VB6 compatibility _including_ COM components? You'd probably want a 32-bit Windows OS to execute that native code correctly. Are they doing some sort of emulation here or is it just completely not cov
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Wouldn't this kill compile times?
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by jsd1982 5y ago
For the single-line case, what happens for: """"""" """""""" Are those strings containing `"` and `""` or are they empty strings? Is the
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Yep, it's aimed mostly at console users though it works with emulator too, just without sprite sync. WIP on sprite sync for emulator to bring that back
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Oh but there is shared game state! Most of SRAM data is synced for ALTTP and there's even a PvP feature so you can slash at each other with swords and use some of the items to damage each other. Of course you can enable/disable wh
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by jsd1982 5y ago
I've developed quite a few SNES-related things for fun, mostly using Go and C++, with some 65816 ASM sprinkled in. https://github.com/alttpo/alttpo - A Link To The Past Online. Lets multiple players see and intera
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by jsd1982 5y ago
It's not really emergent behavior, just merely an unintended consequence of tons of compromises in implementation.
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by jsd1982 5y ago
> Reverse engineering of machine code is generally forbidden except for very specific exemptions, like compatibility with other systems Reverse engineering is generally legal in the US, except in cases where a EULA expressly forbids it.
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Just a quick note on this excerpt: > Disallowing root login is also frequently recommended. I believe this has limited merit in our current landscape since 95% of the time, the user you log in with has sudo privileges. Then it adds no ex
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by jsd1982 5y ago
It seems to me that there is a valid apology present in two paragraphs: > [...] I made a mistake this last week when I made a PR and merged it to a project without discussion. [...] I overstepped. I failed to consider how the interaction
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Hm not really but I do update my repo on github.com. It's all work in progress stuff being designed as I go. https://github.com/alttpo/bsnes-plus/tree/wasm/bsnes/wasm
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by jsd1982 5y ago
This is exactly what I'm doing right now with SNES emulators, bsnes-plus specifically. The idea is to be able to extend certain games and give wasm module the ability to read/write the emulated memory and send/receive message
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Not a general solution, but there are communities where we play ALttP in various multiplayer modes: https://discord.gg/AVQ2yKd https://discord.gg/rJ9n6rJb
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by jsd1982 5y ago
The logo is pretty clever
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by jsd1982 5y ago
Using Dark Reader extension for Chrome, all of the sample code text goes to the same color as the background so I thought I was scrolling over huge chunks of blank space.
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by jsd1982 6y ago
Please don't mix nanoseconds and microseconds. This is just confusing to read. Stick to nanoseconds for everything.
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by jsd1982 6y ago
Ha, never got the chance to play that one. I've been working on this project since the start of the pandemic almost. It's got a lot going on inside of it but we just don't have any great marketing material (video) of it at th
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by jsd1982 6y ago
https://github.com/alttpo/alttpo#a-link-to-the-past-online--...
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by jsd1982 6y ago
> Every instruction operates on a memory tape. This tape is essentially a static array of double-precision floats. Why doubles? I would think integers are the more primitive type.
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by jsd1982 6y ago
A Link to the Past Online https://github.com/JamesDunne/alttp-multiplayer/blob/master/...
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by jsd1982 6y ago
I think it was just a natural consequence of early CGA graphics cards which only allowed combinations of on/off red green and blue components with light and dark variations giving a total of only 16 colors available to work with. If yo
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by jsd1982 6y ago
Futurama had a 4-D "space" white whale in the Bermuda Tetrahedron in S6 E21 "Mobius Dick".

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