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by psyclobe 1y ago
AMEN
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by psyclobe 1y ago
No…
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Bash is the tool that’s already there; that is always a real good reason to use it. Dotnet is a pig with its dependencies by comparison.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
I find writing really calms my brain and forces me to straighten my thoughts out. Even if I never review the notes it’s a big benefit.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
This. WSL was SO much more interesting in v1 times.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Indeed, I did a lot of it during those years as well; introduced so many friends to it. What a time to be alive.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
He was released in 2020: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Leonard_Pickard
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by psyclobe 1y ago
A little to late for my mom, but maybe it will help me in the future...
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Fuck cnn and their pay to read articles
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Tl;dr it’s not the microphone… it’s screenshots.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
(Luckily?) With c++ your build will nearly always take longer then the configuration step.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
cmake ftw
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by psyclobe 1y ago
There is no reason to use a union unless you're doing some C stuff; in which case just use C.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Ah this was my case! Was trying to constexpr a uint8_t ptr to char * in a constexpr constructor for a string class. Ah that’s what bitcast is for, neat!
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Good to know thanks for the correction
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Try consteval , constexpr is a hint. No static casts allowed in constexpr scopes that evaluate as constexpr in c++17 and above (works in c11). Could be wrong I am no expert…
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by psyclobe 1y ago
That’s super cool; c++ is always the sharpest tool in the drawer (and by virtue the funnest!).. It’s too bad you still can’t cast a char to a uint8_t though in a constexpr expression.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
I’ve had nothing but 100% uptime with a complete installation of Zwave switches at my house. They act like normal switches but can be controlled with anything that can talk Zwave; in this case home assistant. Runs off the grid, works great!
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Exactly; there is so much to do that playing games feels like wasted time.. and time is getting shorter every day
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by psyclobe 1y ago
I wish I could spend more then 10 minutes playing games; feels like work.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Sounds like what we use with vcpkg to define the systems tooling; still trying to make sense of it all these years later, but we define things like x64-Linux-static to imply target architecture platform and linkage style to runtime.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
No Linux? Full stop.
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by psyclobe 1y ago
Unfortunately all that crap eventually comes back. Microsoft likes to reset settings… I’m pretty sure I must’ve spent the majority of my youth setting the same explorer settings over and over and over again … And it never ends with any cust
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by psyclobe 2y ago
Yea but what happens if you eat it???
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by psyclobe 2y ago
'* Write as much CI logic as possible in your own code. Does not really matter what you use (shell scripts, make, just, doit, mage, whatever) as long as it is proper, maintainable code.' THIS 10000% percent.
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by psyclobe 2y ago
Except stability!
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by psyclobe 2y ago
Make is quite a bit more headache these days to consume then make (in modern code bases anyway).
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by psyclobe 2y ago
Huh, maybe I should give it a go...
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by psyclobe 2y ago
These are the kinda articles I like to just read the last paragraph. So much work to paint some annoying ass story; sorry, I skipped to the end haha.
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by psyclobe 2y ago
Couldn't get it to work, constant permission denied errors

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