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3y ago
As someone who has never played the games, this was top notch writing. I just read it all because it was so engaging, accessible and really well paced.
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Is C complex? It's probably the one language that I can keep in my head regardless of usage frequency. Parts of modern JavaScript syntax evaporate from my memory easily and I write that language daily.
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3y ago
If the waiter prioritized the spoon request, you could start eating a lot sooner.
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3y ago
For real, this is the bane of my existence. There's probably some engagement metric that is being addressed by this, but to me it looks like programmer incompetence. 1 year 11 months ago getting rounded down to 1 year ago is not useful
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3y ago
For me, ideally, you don't need to TAB, because the input focus switches automatically.
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3y ago
It's not a middle finger at all, unless you think refusing to spend your free time on other people's ideas is giving a middle finger.
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Paper backup generator suitable for long-term storage
(github.com)
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3y ago
It seems a safe assumption that nobody is clicking the ads.
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3y ago
Sadly you hit on a nerve, because, to my knowledge, Safari on iPhone does not support the fullscreen API. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fullscreen_...
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3y ago
-ansi translates to -std=c90, so you're effectively cancelling the -std=c99.
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3y ago
What's the value in having a .ga domain? To me, a .ga domain indicates a scam website or a really short lived one at best.
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Show HN: WebAssembly port of Neverball, a 3D rolling ball game
(neverball.github.io)
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3y ago
Are users migrating to Phind? ChatGPT was all over HN when it came out, but this comment is the first time I hear about Phind.
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3y ago
This is what Obsidian does, as well. You can open your folder with Obsidian and it will just work.
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3y ago
I love a simple idea pushed far beyond expectation. It's a little choppy on my phone, though (Firefox Android).
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Show HN: Neverball in the browser
(neverball.github.io)
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3y ago
This seems nice on the surface, but in reality I will be scrolling further down to find if the browser I care about supports the feature. Sometimes not even that original list has that browser listed. Ever designed a web page for an older S
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3y ago
This is the start of a sci-fi book I read many years ago, but I can't remember the name of it.
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That sounds wrong to me. In IEEE floating point, 0.0 is not an approximation of zero, it is zero exactly. The binary value is literally all zero bits. Negative zero appears simply from the IEEE floating point format reserving a bit for the
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Twitter was not going up in flames when Mastodon came out, so that wouldn't make for a fair comparison.
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Why is it strange? Sunlight is an extremely valuable asset, both physically and mentally. I actually find the opposite mindset (that sunlight doesn't matter) really strange.
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3y ago
Seems like this is just another algorithmic feed? They're great at trimming down large amounts of data, but I always feel like algorithmic feeds always miss something, that a human never would, as I do just now reading the front page.
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3y ago
Hard to see how this comment isn't engaging in whataboutism. Original poster is from Ukraine, a country that is, at present, actively being invaded by Russia, not from Middle East or Africa.
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3y ago
Finding bugs must be unpleasant.
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Aren't they, though? My brain seems very much like a hash table. Duplicate names just make the hash key longer, which is not a big deal but harder to remember.
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4y ago
Change the theme to massively improve Inkscape performance on macOS. A tip I learned from this video: https://youtu.be/I3fhnLDT0ZY
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4y ago
They're really not exaggerating, terrible performance makes this unusable on mobile.
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4y ago
I thought so, too, but the README file is actually just a regular text file, like we used to have before Github.
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4y ago
Why debug optimized code?
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4y ago
It's absolutely not weird. Saying "I was wrong" is a signal that you can change your mind when given new evidence. If you don't signal this to other people, they will be really confused by your very contradictory opinion
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