moth-fuzz

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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
I discovered this article a while ago when I was toying around with using plan 9 as it was designed, as a fully transparent distributed operating system. After reading this article I was a little shocked because the author didn't do an
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
Personally, it's because Linux is a wonderful development environment that meets my needs better than windows. Plus emacs (and most linux-first editors, for that matter) is lightyears faster on wsl than on the native windows builds. Th
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
Most of those technologies are deployment and infrastructure. There's Twitter the server program, and then there's Twitter the business. But whether or not an app runs on docker, or kubernetes, or is version-controlled by git, or
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
I think this comment is slightly disingenuous, I think it's more obvious that the aesthetics of any game (let alone engine) will primarily depend on the quality of the Assets. If you loaded up these quake 3-era meshes and textures into
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
In the olden days of C, pointers were not considered types on their own (you cannot have just a pointer, a pointer must point ‘to’ something, grammatically speaking). The type of the object of that declaration is a char. So it’s not really
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
I’m going to flip this one around and ask: why are businesses entitled to low-cost labor? In other markets, markets of objects, if you don’t have the funds to purchase something you don’t get to have the thing, and if you attempt to coerce
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
> The VST integration is called Overbridge [0] and is available for all of the modern non-Model Elektron hardware. Unfortunately overbridge does not support the octatrack mkI/II in addition to the Model series.
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
My personal experience with hardware devices seem to be the opposite of most people's experiences. So many people buy a lot of hardware that does the same thing as (or less than) a computer simply to not use a computer at all costs - a
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by moth-fuzz 6y ago
>If this can happen, and it does, the author of the Derived class must KNOW how the Base class has been implemented. And they must be informed about every change in the Base class since it could break their Derived class in unpredictable
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by moth-fuzz 7y ago
Historically, the classic graph structures are adjacency lists and adjacency matrices. Those are quite easy to represent in Rust if you use indices instead of pointers. Node/Pointer type graph structures aren't particularly effici
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by moth-fuzz 7y ago
As someone with ADHD, I don't think articles like this one do any of us justice. The tone of this whole article is piteous and negative. I truly wish more people would see ADHD as a neutral brain difference than a ~disease~. There are