redrobein

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by redrobein 6y ago
Worth mentioning TypescriptToLua here I think. https://typescripttolua.github.io/
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Osu – open-source, extensible rhythm game(github.com)
5 points by redrobein 6y ago|1 comments
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by redrobein 6y ago
The simplest I answer I could come up with is to try to record video of light moving at over that framerate. If there's still smoth movement across frames we're probably real. If it looks like a crappy gif we're a simulation.
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by redrobein 6y ago
Rust doesn't have a standard async runtime, so the question would be "how does tokio compare to goroutine, etc..." since that's the most popular one. Looking at the techempower benchmarks, the projects using tokio genera
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by redrobein 6y ago
I'd assume the problem with doing this for dota2 is that items have more complex effects and the optimum build can vary depending on the state of the game at any time, is a teammate getting this item?, is the enemy already building to
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All Rights Reversed(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by redrobein 6y ago|0 comments
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by redrobein 6y ago
Not too familiar with cpus but if it's known that arm outperforms x86 while also being more power efficient, why aren't everyone using it? Why did it take until now for a major computer manufacturer to switch?
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by redrobein 6y ago
> how Git fundamentally works Honestly, given this, they should clearly label unsigned commits by default.
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by redrobein 6y ago
> Gosh I wish IPv4 -> IPv6 was just 10.x.x.x -> 10.x.x.x.x.x >10.x.x.x.x.x Looks a little short. It's more like... 10.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x
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by redrobein 6y ago
I find it kinda pointless to categorize or try to find patterns in kanji this way. Sure sometimes you can guess the meaning or reading from the radicals but there's no rule to this.
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by redrobein 6y ago
I wonder how well an eye tracker + keyboard keys bound to clicks would work (ahk?). From qhat I've seen they're pretty accurate and it'd be very low physical effort. Although I think think the better answer here would be just
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by redrobein 6y ago
Mnemonics are an easy way to remember a lot of information. Similar techniques are used for blind solving Rubik's cubes, remembering 2000+ chinese characters etc.
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Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead(cataclysmdda.org)
2 points by redrobein 6y ago|1 comments
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by redrobein 6y ago
Does debug print not work {:?}
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by redrobein 6y ago
Can you give a specific example of this?
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by redrobein 6y ago
How would this be considered more efficient if you need an additional character to mark each character?
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by redrobein 6y ago
I have my firewall blocking everything not a whitelist by default and I have no performance/network issues.
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by redrobein 6y ago
> There are many gaps in my understanding of Rust with regard to LLVM and GCC. The rust compiler generates some intermediate code (LLVM IR) that's fed into LLVM, which optimizes and turns it into machine code. You can check out what
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by redrobein 6y ago
The only reason I don't use Signal is because it still uses your phone number for ID. What is even the point of verifying by number?
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by redrobein 7y ago
Curious about how it matches up against Fiddler.
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by redrobein 7y ago
> To explain what I think this comment means. When working on embedded systems, you can interact with hardware devices by writing directly to specially mapped memory areas. And why can't you do this in rust?
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Scanning the Entire Internet for Imageboards(lainchan.org)
2 points by redrobein 7y ago|0 comments
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by redrobein 7y ago
If anyone hasn't tried playing Tak yet checkout playtak¹. Login as guest and challenge one of the bots to a game, or grab a friend to play with you. 1 https://www.playtak.com/