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10mo ago
Isn't this the guy that abandoned his wife and kid to do this? This isn't heroics. EDIT: Yeah same guy, this was posted to Reddit a while back. https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1pf
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10mo ago
No.
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10mo ago
"raw code" is going into my permanent lexicon.
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10mo ago
Oh very cool, not what I was thinking of but it definitely fits my description. The one I was thinking of was text/code based. Thanks, this looks fun too.
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10mo ago
I'll give this a try but at first glance through the guides it appears to be missing a way to ergonomically output specific states. I haven't run it yet but I'm guessing it logs everything that happens which will get verbose
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10mo ago
Like?
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10mo ago
Unfounded guess, they probably didn't want to bump into the new C++ keywords for async/await.
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10mo ago
They also have a discord server that seems pretty healthily active (I'm a long time lurker)
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10mo ago
I love Benn Jordan. If you liked this one, go check out the one where he stores a JPEG inside of a living bird. https://youtu.be/hCQCP-5g5bo?si=K_TGBR6FNpjI0qFk
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10mo ago
I would bet 100 Euro there is at least an order of magnitude, if not two or three, more installs of NPM clients than Cargo right now.
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10mo ago
Because it's a meme response, which generally don't go over well on HN.
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10mo ago
Ah yeah I had totally forgotten about Helvetica having such a history. Though I wonder what you mean by putting Arial in that position deliberately - if it was alphabetical (which I remember it being) do you mean that Arial was named as suc
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10mo ago
I don't really appreciate the superlative here as I too have not run into cancel safety issues in practice.
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10mo ago
I see now why my first attempt at Rust around this time failed miserably. I had forgotten about a lot of this, and remember trying to make liblua bindings at the time for something I was working on. I wrote Rust off as too cryptic to get an
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10mo ago
It's both. In oppressive countries (Iran, China, Russia) where all traffic is filtered, DOH is supposed to help keep things concealed, too.
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10mo ago
Please cite where Signal is not e2ee.
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10mo ago
Here's my anecdotal, completely unfounded theory. Serif fonts were used in print media for ages but when computers came around sans serif became significantly more popular as no longer was there the legibility concern with dodgy pigmen
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10mo ago
There's always time. Snoot Boot is golden.
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10mo ago
As the victim of the larger pre-Shai-Hulud attack, unfortunately the install script validation wouldn't have protected you. Also, if you already have an infected package on the whitelist, a new infection in the install script will stil
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10mo ago
It's personal but I agree with it. This is probably the first time I've seen it abused like this. I've been on GH for like 10-15 years. Normally, repository maintainers are not self-sabotaging like this.
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10mo ago
When I wrote this there wasn't a leaderboard, and that wasn't the point of the cheat anyway. Was only later I noticed the network requests starting to hit after boinging.
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11mo ago
I was looking at the source and it appeared there was special handling on the mousemove event. I also had to introduce timeouts, otherwise it wouldn't work (not entirely sure why). So was being safer since I didn't want this to be
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11mo ago
The original is pretty low, it appears to be sped up. Check the network panel.
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11mo ago
Love this. Had to cheat, naturally. setInterval(()=>{const canvas=document.getElementById('canvas');const startX=266;const startY=198;const rect=canvas.getBoundingClientRect();const startClientX=rect.left+startX;const sta
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11mo ago
Somehow it seems everyone has forgotten the headache of clippy popping up whenever you didn't want it to. I don't remember clippy fondly other than the art I suppose. EDIT: It just occurred to me this is why `cargo clippy` is name
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11mo ago
If anyone wants a good primer into curves, Freya Holmér has an amazing deep dive into continuity. https://youtu.be/jvPPXbo87ds?si=7IbeklF4p9qg1F6X
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11mo ago
Have had some where the shower is just glass panels for the room to see (and no, it wasn't that kind of hotel). Another hotel in a small town here in Germany where it had shutter-style doors and where the roof of the bathroom didn&#x
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11mo ago
Side note, this is using the new KiCad socket APIs in v9 right? What was your experience using those? I've written my own s-expr library to inject footprints and symbols and it's a huge pain and flakey. I'd love to move to so
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11mo ago
Assuming that's 15 FPS that's about 80-100 Euro (sans shipping) per second of gameplay and due to most PCB fabs having a MOQ of 5 you could play 5 at a time!
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11mo ago
> Sorry, what's the threat model in which you're giving people write access to your repository but assuming that they can't publish? So that I'm the arbiter of what people download, and can review locally what changes
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