redrobein

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by redrobein 4y ago
> C++ [no experience (beyond meta-programming)] Curious about this line if op is here.
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by redrobein 4y ago
It depends on your workflow. I use git to sync my obsidian vault. There's plugins to automate this, but doing it manually isn't that bad either. I use mobile mostly to read notes, and occasionally I'll write down a short line
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by redrobein 4y ago
Some armchair philosophy here. I think languages are fundamentally related to how we think about, process, and express ideas. When you spend a lot of time doing something, you naturally come up with the words to express complex and abstract
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by redrobein 4y ago
For the love of god, if anyone from the windows design team is looking at this, give us taskbar on the side with ungrouped icons and titles, and fix the autohide. It is painful to use windows on laptops without it. That's been my windo
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by redrobein 4y ago
It's just a fork of atom so it pretty much looks like atom. Seems like all they've done is update dependencies and move to a new db, but they have some interesting changes in the works https://github.com/orgs/
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by redrobein 4y ago
BQN is great, but I rarely get to use it for anything... useful. I hope the ecosystem and tooling around bqn will get better in the future. I would like to see something like what dyalog is to apl for bqn. A jupyter notebook style ide+repl
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by redrobein 4y ago
Also checkout https://github.com/LTVA1/klystrack
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by redrobein 4y ago
While people continue to use it in reference to any game with rogue-like like features, I prefer the berlin interpretation http://www.roguebasin.com/index.php/Berlin_Interpretation
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by redrobein 4y ago
Yup, this would only work if some central authority had exclusive control to activate/deactivate the warheads.
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by redrobein 4y ago
During the old forum mafia days message digests were one of the ways people made predictions that you'd reveal later. You would usually tack on something random at the end to make guessing hard.
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by redrobein 4y ago
Also checkout DCSS: https://crawl.develz.org/play.htm CDDA: https://r7st.guru/watchcdda/
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by redrobein 4y ago
Why would you use a notebook for quick scripts though
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by redrobein 4y ago
> Editing Style - Vim or Emacs I'd like to see more editors adopt kakoune's[1] editing model. In some ways it's more intuitive as you define the text object/selection first and you get visual feedback for selections
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by redrobein 4y ago
Also checkout https://github.com/dimensionhq/fleet that uses this and other techniques to do really fast rust builds.
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by redrobein 4y ago
The code blocks blending in with the rest of the post and the code itself is very aesthetically pleasing. I thought it was julia at first glance.
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by redrobein 4y ago
A bit different but I've been spending a lot of time playing Path of Exile recently. I would recommend ignoring any meta or the economy and treat the game like a roguelike instead. The shear amount of items/abilities/passives
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by redrobein 5y ago
Rust has a really steep learning curve apparently. You might like Valheim better.
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by redrobein 5y ago
Does anybody know good resources for learning z3. I find the docs hard and material is pretty scarce on the topic.
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by redrobein 5y ago
I'm already using Malwarebytes WFC, and I don't care for the ad filtering. Is there any reason I should switch?
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by redrobein 5y ago
> ...indicated that ownership, borrowing, and lifetimes were primary causes of the challenges that... I thought this was kinda obvious. Reasoning about borrowing and lifetimes is hard if you've never done it before. But the real que
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by redrobein 5y ago
There's also watchcdda[1] which lets you play group play cataclysm dda. [1] https://r7st.guru/watchcdda/
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by redrobein 5y ago
Steam is another way to get it if you have it installed.
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by redrobein 5y ago
Gonna be giving APL/J a shot this year.
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by redrobein 5y ago
I recommend checking out gui frontends for nvim on desktop. I've been using neovide[1] for a while now and it's decent. I also found out that you can use nvim as a backend with the vscode-vim plugin which will load your nvim confi
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by redrobein 5y ago
If anyone's interested I'd also recommend The Exploring Series¹ youtube channel which does summarized narrations of SCPs. [1] https://www.youtube.com/user/ManggMangg
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by redrobein 5y ago
Arguably you'd want to write in idiomatic style for the ecosystem you're working in. It doesn't help when the standard library plus any other libraries you're using offer rusty apis and this one library is pythonic.
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by redrobein 5y ago
ImHex
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by redrobein 5y ago
> because of how limited it is... What is so limiting about Anki? Anki cards are also fully javascript capable, and anything you can't achieve with just js you can do with their python addon api. From what I've seen the only us
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by redrobein 6y ago
Isn't this a problem SKIP already solves. Many kanji dictionaries already support it and it's also usable in cases where you don't know what a "part" is called. https://kanji.sljfaq.org/skip-help.htm
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by redrobein 6y ago
Althought it is impressive, it isn't that uncommon in the reverse engineering world and quite believable imo.

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