kroltan

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by kroltan 4y ago
Sort of. It's a pretty low-level execution graph, so you're seeing maths being done one operation at a time (then a node that does a lot of work all at once in code, which is unhelpful if you don't literally know GLSL) Beside
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by kroltan 4y ago
Ha! Try living in Santa Catarina, Brasil Not only is the portuguese pronounciation pretty bad most of the time (in their defense streets can have very annoying names over here), they don't use location to expand acronyms, so the state&
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by kroltan 4y ago
Thank you for not using the initialism for total compensation, as a non-native English speaker I was quite confused in this thread.
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by kroltan 4y ago
Those are representations, not types. I think they are using the "what can I do with this" definition of type, which is just its public API, and nominality (walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, doesn't mean it's a duck
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by kroltan 4y ago
Or do people use blue light filters to try and remedy their preexisting extra screen time? (I don't have access to the article text and the abstract just seems to point the correlation)
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by kroltan 4y ago
Not FOSS, but try also IP Webcam, it gives you a MJPEG stream and you can set it up on your computer. I use https://github.com/agarciadom/ipwebcam-gst as a way to turn the MJPEG into a video device.
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by kroltan 4y ago
Presumably by going towards http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ rather than the current https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ aesthetic.
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by kroltan 4y ago
> I wonder how many lines of code it has?? It's WordPress, so right about all of them.
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by kroltan 4y ago
No, they are talking about GitHub's website, which wastes a lot of horizontal space only to then show a horizontal scrollbar within the content: https://i.imgur.com/HkgCq98.png If it did not explicitly set a max width,
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by kroltan 4y ago
Well, not sure how else to approach you with the fact that there is more time than you give credit to. Also, 8pm? How much time do you spend on commute? Do you live in a mansion and don't hire a cleaning person? To be fair, I personall
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by kroltan 4y ago
8 hours at work, 8 sleeping, that's still 8 more left. I would be surprised if you took all of them to cook and clean. Even with 4 hours of chores a day, that's still 4 hours to do whatever you want. Doesn't mean you spend th
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by kroltan 4y ago
I think the implication here is that he otherwise liked the position. Sure, you can always hike and try something new, but if you like what you were doing before, communicating helps. Don't assume that a change is immediately Unwaiveri
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by kroltan 4y ago
Yes, type-driven development saves so much hassle, both in ingesting user-provided data (parsing request bodies etc) as well as limiting the API surface of what you can do to things. Sadly, one very useful feature is missing from most langu
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by kroltan 4y ago
USB-C is a waaaaay less stable connection than Micro-B or even a headphone jack. Having a phone in your pocket with an USB-C to P2 adapter is asking to have your sound stop every 5 minutes of walking.
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by kroltan 4y ago
I do the same thing with e-mail addresses, and solve this by storing it in my password manager. Phone numbers don't quite have the same dynamic, but just having the ability of throwing a given problematic number away would already solv
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by kroltan 4y ago
Yes, recently I was on a spree, receiving roughly 40 calls a day, I had to set my phone to not accept calls outside contacts, but then what is even the point of having a phone number at all.
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by kroltan 4y ago
Or run a local DNS in your router, so you don't have to set each client device up. (How would you even add hosts to an iPhone or something?)
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by kroltan 4y ago
True, but not watching either is also an option, and there are still other ways of kill time.
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by kroltan 4y ago
I have something similar in my Linux setup, Win+LMB anywhere on a window drags it, Win+RMB resizes. Never used a title bar again, highly recommend if you can get a similar setup.
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by kroltan 4y ago
Can you link to some?
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by kroltan 4y ago
> I laughed at this one, you might want to take a look at it: It's a feature!
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by kroltan 4y ago
Or Bombadil (Bombadill? Bomb-a-dill?)
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by kroltan 4y ago
Regarding maintenance, syntax is pretty low on my list of "reasons to worry about a language's future". What almost always is at the top is "can I genuinely use this?" which often means being able to interoperate wi
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by kroltan 4y ago
Their commits are probably using an email not associated with their GitHub account, which is, as far as I know, how GH associates attribution. Maybe GH should list contributions not associated to any account by their commit email directly,
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by kroltan 4y ago
Not sure if this is the case here, but you can change the license of an open source project by unanimous permission of every contributor. (Possibly removing the contributions from those who disagree) This will not revoke the licenses for co
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by kroltan 4y ago
Yes they can, because then they not will not be "annoying ads" anymore, they become "relevant recommendations" as a coping mechanism.
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by kroltan 4y ago
If you can create a customized font file that is tiny and only has the icons you actually use, sure. But the "wrong tool for the job" point still stands, users with custom fonts disabled (for performance or accessibility reasons)
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by kroltan 4y ago
Yep, in my case it was a storytelling tool for visual novel games, so there wasn't much data to pass around, most nodes were either modal interactions or affecting changes upon the game world. It's also a pretty constrained domain
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by kroltan 4y ago
Yep, I've been on the other end, developing such a tool, with similar findings. Though for serialization it really needs to use a flat-ish format where each node is _at least_ on its own separate line, and sorted using some stable orde
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by kroltan 4y ago
Visual scripting works reasonably well for very high level scripting, but even then it is very "verbose and space inefficient". Writing actual game logic requires a lot of moving stuff around even for small changes. It is also har

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