malkia

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   by malkia 8y ago

   If you take this further, and can compile any of the "C" code (open source), then you can link that existing code as one single binary - e.g. "python" - basically python with all compiled code needed, thus: - You no l
2. 962.▲
   by malkia 8y ago

   I wanna hear more open discussion about immediate & retained mode approach. For one imgui gains traction again, especially among game developers, simply as it gives a lot for the ease of compile, understanding, compactness of code, etc.
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   by malkia 8y ago

   Also (bazel already mentioned, so no need to), but: Pants - https://www.pantsbuild.org/index.html Please.Build - https://please.build/ Closely related, but functioning bit different: Gn - https:/&#x2F
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   by malkia 8y ago

   Can dhall be compiled for Windows?
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   by malkia 8y ago

   maybe piper|citc -> VFSForGit
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   by malkia 8y ago

   Hah! Now I learned about this product from you! Thank you!! (Can't drink boza right now, keeping the carbs down, but surely friends would appreciate it!)
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   by malkia 8y ago

   Well now we have Boza in Bulgaria - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boza - no it ain't Kvass, but it was the "Bulgarian" kvass - e.g. the drink that defines a nation.... then again there is Ayran (lol, jus
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   by malkia 8y ago

   In Bulgaria we had drinks named "Etar", and "Altai" that were probably the "Coca-Cola"/"Pepsi" meant to be cheap replacements. I loved them as a kid, along with plenty other sugary drinks (Schwep
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   by malkia 8y ago

   I think better name might be "vor", from the russian ВОР - https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%92%D0%BE%D1%80 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thief_in_law
10. 970.▲
    by malkia 8y ago

    Seems like it's using Dear IMGUI
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    by malkia 8y ago

    ... and forward declarations... https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html#Forward_De...
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    by malkia 8y ago

    My "gentle" java introduction came by using GWT (java -> javascript). Also we had just one module, so it took quite a long time tom compile :) At least most of the unit tests were run under java - e.g. the "business"
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    by malkia 8y ago

    That's how I started - on Apple][/e clone (bulgarian version was called "Pravetz 8C"). Right there the ] prompt was waiting for me, and even CALL-151 was available for futher experimentation ;) Oh, the joy when I've
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    by malkia 8y ago

    The UI in the 360 is still one of the best UI's I've ever seen and used. And compact at this (don't remember the details but it was few mbytes for all textures used there)...
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    by malkia 8y ago

    Pretty cool name (cortex), but also taken by this project - https://github.com/cortexproject/cortex - "A multitenant, horizontally scalable Prometheus as a Service"
16. 976.▲
    by malkia 8y ago

    So basically a sidecar, a service mesh :)
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    by malkia 8y ago

    I was fascinated for a while with NeXT, OpenStep, YellowBox, even had it running under Windows NT. Nowadays work in games development, and the main tool I happen to work and help with support is Radiant, which is based on QuakeEd... And Qua
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    by malkia 8y ago

    Fantastic! Thank you so much!!!
19. 979.▲
    by malkia 8y ago

    That reminds of how, in the next century confenctioners in West Europe were trying to recreate the turkish delight (lokum, in m native Bulgarian). Fascinating!
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    by malkia 8y ago

    I'm finding the exact opposite, but this could be due to me being okay with seeing actual pixels, and might be even missing them. I've started on Apple ][ clone with 40x20 console resolution (80x20 with PR#3), and later Hercules m
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    by malkia 8y ago

    Google's BAZEL stresses this: https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/test-encyclopedia.h... You can explain how much your test should take time, like: short(60secs), moderate(300sec), long(900sec), eternal(
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    by malkia 8y ago

    This is the first time I'm reading (and "hearing") the phrase "bothsiderism" :) I love it! Definitely bothsidering to use it from now on!
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    by malkia 8y ago

    After all these years, the perfect resolution (for me) is still 1920x1080 - whether it's 13", 15" or 17" ...
24. 984.▲
    by malkia 8y ago

    Hah, me too :)
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    by malkia 8y ago

    Don't zoom into the Boston Teapot!
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    by malkia 8y ago

    For some of these concepts - take a look at what Envoy + Istio , linkerd (and other service meshes) are trying to solve and conceptualize: load balancing, auth(n/z), monitoring, logging, etc.
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    by malkia 8y ago

    Sure yes - I meant borgcfg, not borg - stupid me...
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    by malkia 8y ago

    It took me a while to get comfortable in Borg (and in general that your binary can take hundredths of verbosely written command-line arguments (coming from gamedev, I was in a bit of shock state for a while)... But then got used to it - sti
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    by malkia 8y ago

    I've learned about multi-dispatch from Common Lisp, and back then was prototyping a turn-based game, where I can have multi-method working: Outcome attack( RangeBaseUnit attackingUnit, MeleeBasedUnit defendingUnit ) and also
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    by malkia 8y ago

    I'm from Bulgaria, and as kid my grandmother would add sugar, but then no longer. Some people put salt... Here are other things you can do: Just take yogurt and mix it with water 1:1 (or try different ratios) - shake it, or use a spoon