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Algo-Chip by ABA Games(abagames.itch.io)
2 points by keyle 11mo ago|0 comments
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by keyle 11mo ago
It looks like it was built on macOS and not Omarchy, is that even allowed these days? /s
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by keyle 11mo ago
okay, mr... nullptr
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by keyle 11mo ago
Same, a reload then switched to English. Website bug.
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by keyle 11mo ago
Not just Googlers. There is a certain pragmatism and then there is being stubborn.
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by keyle 11mo ago
There are many languages that fit these requirements. I don't get the purpose of writing these posts besides a reason to go viral and get clicks talking about your product. I write OCaml myself, but not for $paid job, it's okay, i
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by keyle 11mo ago
It's a fairly easy transition to do, once your bank account is empty you're halfway there.
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by keyle 11mo ago
> a small Autobot that you can't trust That gave me a hearty chuckle!
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by keyle 11mo ago
This is a blessing and a curse. I, for one, preferred Swift from before, when it wasn't hell bent on replacing C++. It was a simpler Swift, I could understand all of it. Just look at the explosion of keywords in Swift.
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by keyle 11mo ago
Seems like there have been two approaches to languages. The very high level languages, fun and slow, with async built in pretty much from the start, and good ergonomics. And then the grindy and fast low level languages, with async shoehorne
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by keyle 11mo ago
Great work for the community. This has obviously been 'rust'ling some feathers, as it challenges some of the arguments laid past; but once the dust settles, it is a major net benefit to the community. I hope you get financed and c
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by keyle 1y ago
That is very cool.
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by keyle 1y ago
Same. Computer lab favourite. Not since.
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by keyle 1y ago
on macOS if you opted for 32GB you can run a GPT4-oss model with LMStudio really easily. It's "good enough" for a lot of questions and doesn't go up and down like a yoyo (OpenAI dashboard lies)
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Developers in C-Level Meetings(radekmie.dev)
26 points by keyle 1y ago|3 comments
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by keyle 1y ago
It does way more than a true No Code solution would. /dev/null would like a word! /s
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by keyle 1y ago
Awk was designed for one liners and short programs, not tons of lines. See talks by its designers.
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by keyle 1y ago
That's funny, and totally not what awk was designed for, but it does it anyway!
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by keyle 1y ago
I haven't had a stroke but I did get a nasty tropical mono when I was young. You never quite recover from that one. I've got ibs since. My stomach just gets tired and stops. My mental focus feels the same. I sleep 9 hours a night,
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by keyle 1y ago
That means the end of the Hackintosh era if the OS won't run x86, I imagine it won't install on x86 either.
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by keyle 1y ago
I'm sure there will be a setting flag to stop blocking http sites, or maybe even a domain exclusion which will let you set up your intranet to work on http. Maybe everything .local will already be allowed.
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by keyle 1y ago
It's a much nicer source to read than those javascript generated doms with 1,200 classes per tag.
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by keyle 1y ago
The difference is, this is "normal" geometry, with fixed 64x64 textures (or similar) mapped with hard edges (nearest-neighbour filtering, no bilinear/trilinear/blur). Voxels is quite different: the world is made of cubes
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by keyle 1y ago
This is a hundred percent true. I felt the same. What has helped has been to turn off ALL automatic AI, e.g. auto complete, and bind it to a shortcut key to show up on request... And forget it exists. Until I feel I need it, and then it&#x2
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When O3 is 2x slower than O2(cat-solstice.github.io)
104 points by keyle 1y ago|98 comments
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by keyle 1y ago
This was fun. Some might critique the prompts and say this or that would have done better, but they were the kind of prompt your dad would type in not knowing how to push the right buttons.
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by keyle 1y ago
It's fairly easy to know how to poke around these businesses. Look up the people, the business, and the product. It's less fun when it involves linkedin. Every country has a database of business numbers to name and rough documenta
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by keyle 1y ago
I didn't explain myself well. The point I was trying to make is the language of Swift is far more flexible than Dart. And in terms of UI implementation, it then looks a lot more like a DSL. Because () are optional and a function call c
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by keyle 1y ago
I write both swiftUI and flutter daily. I think SwiftUI is the winner if we're going to put names forward. But arguably, not cross platform. But in terms of language adaptability for UI, Swift is king.
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by keyle 1y ago
You reminded me of this https://book.leveldesignbook.com/process/layout And Valve I think used to have a series on level design, involving from big to small and "anchor points", but I seem to have misplaced t

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