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by malkia 5y ago
I saw this recently https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform2 " We moved from multiple separate repos in platform/ to a single repo in platform2/ for a number of reasons: - Make it eas
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by malkia 5y ago
Came here to note that, and show off my poor russian language skills (bulgarian here) :)
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by malkia 5y ago
So what happened to the hacker news page and the new font (is it something wrong with my browser, but things look a bit different last few days)
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by malkia 5y ago
Can I read book/news articles on it?
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by malkia 5y ago
There are probably lots of MSVC specific extension (COM, C++/CLR, some pragma file_hash-ing https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/ep77ey/cl_ph_or_pragma... that would neeed to get ported) - just som
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by malkia 5y ago
It's not that hard - all you need is for your app to support mutliple monitors (of different sizes, DPI, orientation). Then the whole based on "browser" platform idea collapses. Maybe you can tweak it, by spawning additional
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by malkia 5y ago
Wondering about docking, especially handling multi-monitor setup, preserving layout, etc. Support for mixed DPI monitors.
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by malkia 5y ago
I dunno about historical accuracy, but seeing K&M again brings good memories - also such good graphics that hasn't dated (IMHO).
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by malkia 5y ago
That's nature's loading screen! Awesome discovery....
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by malkia 5y ago
Is this like Common Lisp's dispatch as defined by the default CLOS implementation?
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by malkia 5y ago
But ensure this is actually in effect (e.g. do vacuum, etc.)
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by malkia 5y ago
PRAGMA page_size 65536
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by malkia 5y ago
I've recently used it to validate/automate whether one of our graphics tool using d3d12 would work, as it had to be deployed on some cloud machine. With small amount of batch file coding and some flags to enable file sharing and D
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by malkia 5y ago
Content-aware fill
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by malkia 5y ago
AFAIK, Google's g4 is the successor to p4 (perforce), and it uses monotonically increasing number ("CL") instead of hash. From what I can remember, it was one way to specify a build - e.g. this binary was build with CL=12345
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by malkia 5y ago
Name proposal: Audiotown
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by malkia 5y ago
At previous job, in an an human ads evaluation team, we had a big row table that got turned into column oriented one every couple of hours. I think it got close to million columns (expanded from leaf protobuf fields). We had some black&#x2F
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by malkia 5y ago
In ideal world const, constexpr, explicit (for constructors), and no default implicit conversions (and others that I'v missed) should've been the default...
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by malkia 5y ago
For paths, I've been relying on this - https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path/string to get the "utf-8" representation of uint16_t filename (UCS-2) - https://en.cppre
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by malkia 5y ago
You can also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-language/using-wmain?... e.g. #pragma comment(linker, "/ENTRY:wmainCRTStartup") int wmain(int argc, const wchar_t** argv) {
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by malkia 5y ago
My first job was port from PS1 -> PC, then next project was another game, but this time port PC -> PS1 - we never got this kit (it was small studio of 4 people). We used (what I think was) the Yaroze... "printf" debugging al
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by malkia 5y ago
Would Geico be the opposite of all that? (E.g. not sure how many people actually get insured with Geico, but certainly most entertaining ads ever)
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by malkia 5y ago
Hah, QuakeEd, quake's editor was born on NeXT (written in Objective C), but then ported to Windows (MFC) as this was (and still is) the typical developer's machine (or DOS back in the days).
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by malkia 5y ago
And no mention of plans behind MSBuild (AnyBuild, BuildXL) (e.g. static graph, new project types, etc.)
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by malkia 5y ago
Spinlocks are great way of telling the kernel that you believe in small governments, and no regulations. I mean really, why should the kernel meddle in your user business?
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by malkia 5y ago
yeah, same with WordPad, but see Word would give you some squiggles :)
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by malkia 5y ago
Just got mine :)
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by malkia 5y ago
I've only had to compile it once, unless we change python drastically and/or want autopep8.py changes (I would think this does not happen often, and if it does it also means we'll have to reformat our code). Granted, my case
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by malkia 5y ago
We have an internal tool that autoformats code (it calls clang for C++, some other tool for C#, and autopep8 for python). But for Python I did not want to rely on python, but have it a separate standalone .exe that can run by itself (almost
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by malkia 5y ago
Hahah... And there is another story, about perfect "pitch" in baseball too - https://www.si.com/mlb/2021/06/04/sticky-stuff-is-the-new-st...

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