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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Nice! Is it possible to merge this WASM port back into the wxWidgets main project? It just seems like a valuable target addition and could breathe some life back into wxWidgets.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
The "healthy at any size" kick isn't talking about an extra 20 pounds. From the pictures I've seen it is at least an extra 100lbs. The problem is by removing the stigma of being obese, we are ushering in massive health i
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Agreed, my suspicion is our problems are 'multi-causal' which is why it makes it so difficult to pin it down to just one thing.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
For starters, they could stop encouraging unhealthy eating ( cough food pyramid cough ). We should be be eating like our grandparent's grandparents (or as I call it: 'A real food' diet) but instead they tell us to shun meat
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
It's worse than that: we are celebrating it Now I'm not saying we need to shame anyone, but saying "healthy at any size" is a terrible lie and in the long term helps no one.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I agree with the article and that this is archaic, but find it very strange how this person gets on a soap box... only to screw over everyone in the end using ports under 80 in the proposal (I guess nobody needs SSH?). If anyone is going to
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
There is no need to force something iterator style. By all means use a loop if it is more readable. Also, if your iterator style closure body gets very verbose, you can always pull the logic out into a function or closure and pass it in. In
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I think unchecked exceptions in Python probably make sense. I think the real issue is people trying to use Python to write large systems instead of scripts. I love python for 100-500 line scripts, but beyond that the ease of use features ge
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
To some extent, possibly, but it is a very rich type system, and does not have null which in and of itself gets rid of a set of errors. I also find Rust culture tends to be more guarded on panicking due to having such a rich error type (Res
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
This doesn't surprise me and matches my own experience. Rust literally makes a codebase nearly void of most bug classes with the exception of logic bugs (Unfortunately, in a huge codebase, there can still be tons and tons of logic bugs
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I like the honest, modest, realistic goals of this project. Looks interesting.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
My plan is to use Tauri in Rust likely with just the view in TypeScript (will probably move state into Rust). No, it isn't Qt/QML and HTML/JS/CSS aren't as snappy or memory efficient, but with work they can be made
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Not true for most of the big hitter crates. MSRV is a big thing and I never understood why, but it was recently explained to me it was so the old tool chains in distros could keep compiling, so the big crates tend to bump MSRV very slowly.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
To borrow from the library on Kindle, just use the Libby app. Very painless and easy. You can send to your kindle as the last click of checkout. https://www.overdrive.com/apps/libby
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I can't even tell you how often this happens to me. People come to me because I wrote something and I then tell them: "Let me go read the manual" (because I can't remember what I did a month later, so I'm always con
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
> How usable is this for someone getting started new? Answering my own question - it appears from the top response here that the editor component is not yet ready https://community.easyrpg.org/t/how-do-i-make-a-game&
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Looks to be approx. a decade old project (first commits late 2013). Last release appears to be approx. 1 year ago. For those who have used this or are familiar, how far along are they to the goal of making a full clone of rpgmaker? How usab
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I'm kind of neutral to Tom, while my brother always hated his character. I kind of disliked him on the first read, but became neutral on the 2nd. I think this was because I knew the 2nd time that most people hated him and was waiting f
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I rarely do. I have 3 monitors and usually just place one window per monitor. When I do switch, it is easy, flip to hot corner, pick window, done.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I really shouldn't focus on speed. I start my apps and then let them run for a month or more (or whenever I reboot to for kernel patches), so it is more about annoyance than speed (and I've always found "start menus" ann
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Not alone. I love it. I want my DE to "just work" and I don't want to customize it or hunt for programs in a "start menu". Give me my hot corner and a short list of apps any day so I can get to work. Happy to type i
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
> GNOME 2 was perfect I'm one of those rare people that like Gnome 3 way better than Gnome 2 or any other "windows 95" or "traditional-style" desktop. Other than command-line apps, I run like 5 main pieces of sof
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
I probably should have said "pure Rust" as you are mostly writing HTML/CSS, but yes, we could swap JS/TS there for Rust at least. It is just that for people like me who aren't gifted in HTML/CSS we need a UI li
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
> No matter what people try to invent, it needs to do all Electron does but ways better. Tauri strikes me as a good step up from Electron, and likely a better fit for Rust users (as you can code everything except for view in Rust), but I
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
> The shit you can do with MFC is still frightening, even today. Only vaguely familiar with MFC. Elaborate?
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
To be honest, usually the exact opposite. There are some things where I start writing in Rust and it turns out to be a bit of a pain, but this is unusual for the types of stuff I write. Typically this just means I need a crate to do the hea
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
TLDR; - While I agree unwrap/expect should not typically be used often in production code there are enough exception cases that Rust would be MUCH worse if they didn't exist Longer version: Only skimmed, but I disagree, although I
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
This should have a "(2004)" suffix on the title. I thought this was current and only accidently noticed the date later.
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
+1 for GOG. I don't play games much anymore, but I still collect some of the older ones I enjoy on GOG knowing that there is no DRM. I tried steam and purchased a few games, but honestly I prefer to just have the game flat out without
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by nu11ptr 4y ago
Viewing via an RDP session to a remote browser and getting about a ~5x speed up with Rust version (~900 vs 5000ish)

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