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by mottosso 6y ago
While we're here getting riled up about the subject of this video, the content itself features a cleverly disguised banner running in a recorded video that cannot be blocked or paid to avoid. Well played, sir.
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by mottosso 6y ago
Here as a user to show my support and appreciation. :) I use Magnum for just about any project involving C++ and graphics. Both the framework and community[0] are fantastic and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for something inbetween
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by mottosso 6y ago
I've been using EnTT for the past 6 months or so for real-time content-creation development, coupled with a graphics framework called Magnum, and am really enjoying it. It's very intuitive and the author is very friendly and respo
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by mottosso 7y ago
Or is it Wayland users that lose? On which side will the coin land? :)
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by mottosso 7y ago
You're in luck, such a tool exists! It's HTML and JavaScript. :)
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by mottosso 7y ago
Flamebait :)
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by mottosso 7y ago
Does anyone know the reason why they suddenly became free?
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by mottosso 7y ago
> Then again zig intentionally breaks on windows text files Too true. I ran into this after about 10 minutes of trying the language. Copy pasting from a GitHub issue? Better hope those invisible newlines are what you expect.
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by mottosso 7y ago
From a brief excursion into these smaller languages recently, it seems to me that since those arguments things have settled down and statements made about the language is either now available (e.g. open source, fast compile time) or marked
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by mottosso 7y ago
Here's another one. 1. Someone writes a library 2. Library becomes insanely popular 3. Users receive value out of library 4. One day, users stop receiving value from library Is the author not responsible for the value generated by this
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by mottosso 7y ago
The logo is an image of a steak. :) https://github.com/beefytech
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by mottosso 7y ago
Unless the server truly sent only what the user is meant to see - i.e. video; no hacks can reveal more than what's in a grid of pixels.
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by mottosso 7y ago
Replace ROS and robotics with <Product> and <Field>, and this is some solid advice.
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by mottosso 7y ago
I also have this view. Curious whether you know of any resources to read up on this some more? It's one of those things that's hard to search for.
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by mottosso 7y ago
> Why spend money optimizing for a browser that doesn't generate revenue? A browser dedicated to websites that exists for reasons other than serving ads? Sign me up!
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by mottosso 7y ago
I was skimming thought each top level comment looking for just one person doing well and was most surprised not to find a single one :O I almost feel out of place saying this now, but surely we need balance? I feel great! I'm doing w
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by mottosso 7y ago
Without JavaScript, they load quickly and without popups or membership requirement on my end.
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by mottosso 7y ago
Yes, thank you. I logged in just so that I could upvote this. Why isn't this more accepted of an answer? Why is spam everyone's goto?
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by mottosso 7y ago
Indeed it did! Barely pressed the download button before it finished, and it's 2.80 as well, as opposed to the previous RC. Already updated on Steam too, that's quick!
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by mottosso 7y ago
Same issue here (London). Stuck at 0.3 mb.
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EbSynth brings art to life with 2D motion capture(ebsynth.com)
2 points by mottosso 7y ago|1 comments
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by mottosso 7y ago
Why dual boot when you can debloat?
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by mottosso 7y ago
Very much looking forward to assignment expressions! It's something I've wanted to do every so often, only to realise that you can't. A worthy addition to the already intuitive Python language.
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by mottosso 7y ago
I do want a bigger something! Sign me up!
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by mottosso 7y ago
I can relate to this, and feel the same way about hardware, like an iPad or PS4. That's why I almost exclusively buy from vendors that take returns regardless of the reason; like Amazon, Steam and Apple. Now the full product is the dem
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by mottosso 7y ago
I love these. Here's one more: http://blog.interfacevision.com/design/design-visual-progarm...
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by mottosso 7y ago
> So (3) is hardly better than (2). As someone developing GUIs with Qt bindings for Python daily, and has been for the past 8-9 years, I respectfully disagree. Understanding of the underlying types and memory management is rarely an issu
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by mottosso 8y ago
> check out the free preprint version below I was looking for it the last time around as well, but just couldn't find it. Has anyone got a link to it?
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by mottosso 8y ago
Does anyone have a copy or fork of the project? Was looking forward to playing with it!
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by mottosso 8y ago
If it isn't discovered, is it still a treasure?

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