kreco

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by kreco 8mo ago
> Even the most relevant C compilers are no longer written in C. Worth to point out that most of the C compilers are also C++ compilers. So the point is kind of distorted.
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RlmUI- the HTML/CSS User Interface Library(github.com)
1 points by kreco 9mo ago|0 comments
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by kreco 9mo ago
You can take a look at what Switzerland is about to do: https://www.homburger.ch/de/insights/swiss-voters-approve-ne... !
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by kreco 9mo ago
That's a very nice project. List of remarks: > var ints: int[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; > var zeros: [int; 5]; // Zero-initialized The zero initialized array is not intuitive IMO. > // Bitfields If it's det
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by kreco 9mo ago
Before being used by everyone else Git was not used by everyone else. Fossil is used for one of the most deployed embeddable database. Not sure we can call it "irrelevant". I get what your message is saying, however words have mea
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by kreco 9mo ago
I haven't, but it's an interesting format for sure. I've found a more comprehensive documentation here. [1] At first glance, I would say it's a bit more complex that it should for a "human readable" format. [1]
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by kreco 10mo ago
Thanks for the details!
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by kreco 10mo ago
To me this just shows that the Github issue concept is significantly flowed.
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by kreco 10mo ago
Can you tell me what was the context that lead you to create this? Unrelated JSON experience: I worked on a serializer which save/load json files as well as binary file (using a common interface). From my own use case I found JSON to b
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by kreco 10mo ago
That's a very weird comment, your spreading your knowledge and not really addresse what could have been changed in the article. If I follow your comment, you mean that he could have use a non-static global variable instead and avoid me
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by kreco 10mo ago
Interesting take. In a naive way, when rich entities are interested in a limited resource it's basically over. Somehow I can see a parallel with the housing crisis where the price go higher and higher. I can't see both of them end
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Ask HN: Binary files in Git repository, what is you workaround
3 points by kreco 11mo ago|1 comments
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by kreco 11mo ago
I'm not looking for a job but your various job offers are appealing!
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by kreco 11mo ago
The idea of someone rating me, or rating someone else makes me anxious. I'm not sure it would be better than just reporting people with undesired behavior.
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by kreco 11mo ago
> It claims WebGPU is limited to Browsers. It is, not. WebGPU is available as both a C++ (Dawn) and a Rust (WGPU) library. Both run on Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. It is arguably the most cross platform library. Tons of nativ
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by kreco 11mo ago
> Vulkan is also not really cross-platform any more than DirectX. [...] Vulkan is not entirely cross-platform, but it's still way "more" cross-platform than DirectX by your own point of view. DirectX: - Windows - Xbox Vu
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by kreco 11mo ago
Like on of my sibling comment, I truly believe this is connected to some degree of social pressure. People pointing fingers to "outdated" languages for not having some of the most trendy constructs. The pipe operator is definitel
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by kreco 11mo ago
I just need more RAM. 16GB is unfortunately not enough for me. With some luck it would be easy to upgrade ourselves.
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Cdb: Add support for cdb64(cdb.cr.yp.to)
86 points by kreco 1y ago|26 comments
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by kreco 1y ago
While msbuild is powerful, I strongly believe it should have been a standard C# language build system instead of a XML-based one. Any non-trivial thing to do is a pain to figure out if the documentation is not extensive enough. I really lov
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by kreco 1y ago
Thank you!
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by kreco 1y ago
Coincidentally, I started to do media server similar to this 3 days ago. I just want to serve any folder, then be able to download a file and watch videos with a decent video player. Now I feel like crap seeing how amazing this project is.
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by kreco 1y ago
I have nothing interesting to say, but thanks for author and for the one who shared the article. It was a good read.
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by kreco 1y ago
I tried a year ago and then stopped after few days because it couldn't save properly reddit pages (new design or old design, does not matter). From my experience it had the exact same behavior as the "Reading mode" feature fr
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by kreco 1y ago
> Why? Why assume the status quo is perfect? Also, what part of pornography isn't embedded into the human status quo? No one said that. But you should fool yourself saying that absence of evidence is evidence of absence. Here is you
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by kreco 1y ago
This is not the correct way. If cigarette was banned from the beginning, we would still see people getting mad without much evidence. The truth is the evidence is coming half a century after when everyone got cancer. Precautionary principle
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by kreco 1y ago
Yeah. The website [0] is pretty clear that the content of the game can go into a SD card, but the game save resides only in the internal memory. You can find some ways to get them with some modding but nothing official. [0] https:/&#x
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by kreco 1y ago
I strongly agree with the global sentiment. If you can't actually download a copy of a digital content as a mere file, then you can't really host it and serve it. You can't host your own Spotify-clone even if you are allowed
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by kreco 1y ago
I take it mostly as "I'm aware that it's algorithmically slow and could become a bottleneck if it scales but I have no time to profile it right now" so you create a note to point this out. TL;DR: it's just a "T
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by kreco 1y ago
If you have a chicken farm, you likely eat roosters time to time.

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