rudedogg

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by rudedogg 4y ago
It takes quite a bit to wrap your head around the SwiftUI way of doing things. I think a lot of people get frustrated and throw in the towel. I'm sure React is the same story. And while you can't do everything in SwiftUI, it&#x2
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If you haven't heard of it, make sure you use https://ashp.neep.org/#!/product_list/ to help pick a model. One tip from my install, is to go with single zone units. I did a multi-zone and the way the control
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by rudedogg 4y ago
It is frustrating at times, but I like writing UI in code and it increases my productivity quite a bit. I’m using it to build an IDE ( https://austinrude.com/devlog/zig-ide-2022-04/ ). I don’t think I would have att
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Another worthy mention for macOS/Windows are the https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/ tools.
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As a macOS developer I feel like there are a lot of parallels between Unity and Apple, and the way they manage their platforms. Opening things up has a lot of benefits, but I think it's probably hard for management to accept the risk w
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The commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AktHnnA9QIM
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Building Games in ECS with Entity Relationships(ajmmertens.medium.com)
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by rudedogg 5y ago
What are your options for creating addons/plugins for Unreal Engine? Do they have to be written in C++?
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MIT-0 License(github.com)
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I like how the content and actions/buttons are in the opposite order too.
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Just wanted to say I love the style of your blog (especially the little diagrams), and am looking forward to future posts in the ECS series. Also, I've played around with the mach-glfw-vulkan-example project ( https://github
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There are some details here about the technical/software aspect of this that are interesting: https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-reports/exclusives/9782... > Prosecutors are expected to focus on how Vaug
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Nurse found guilty in accidental injection death(npr.org)
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> not because they are the best vehicle for the job, but because they need to compensate for something. If you own a home it's pretty reasonable to own a truck IMO. You can pay someone to do the work that requires a truck for you. A
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look at that one. I'm reading “The Montessori Toddler” by Simone Davies: https://www.themontessorinotebook.com/the-montessori-toddler... I don't have any complaints against this book, my c
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by rudedogg 5y ago
I bought a Montessori book, and while I'm only a few chapters in, it has some ideas I really like. I think it's important to remember that these techniques were defined in 1912 though. There seems to be a sort of worship of the Mo
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http://worrydream.com Be sure to check out some of the other pages like http://worrydream.com/#!2/LadderOfAbstraction , there are interactive parts.
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> Further heat pumps are good to 25 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit, under that a gas furnace is normally used to supplement a heat pump in colder climates. Most heat pump manufacturers do not recommend operating a heat pump in below freezing c
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by rudedogg 5y ago
https://vimeo.com/44078865 Why is everyone afraid to talk in this video?
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by rudedogg 5y ago
> Given a specific string manipulation task, I'd be happy to provide an example of what it might look like in Swift! How would you safely get the nth index of a string, clamped to the valid indexes? So if the nth index is out-of-bou
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by rudedogg 5y ago
https://github.com/ziglang/logo#official-mascots
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> nothing but eye candy IMO, the real problem is the number of abstractions we've created, not the nice graphical stuff. The tech companies would be wise to start throwing truckloads of money at hiring game engine people and get hel
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by rudedogg 5y ago
I'm happy you're enjoying yours. I replaced a really old Brother laser printer (10 years old?), thinking surely a state-of-the-art, high-end inkjet would outshine it. The ink does seem to last forever, but the print quality is so
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by rudedogg 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't know they made those. For quality hex wrenches Bondhus is a good brand. Having a quality set makes working on motorcycles, putting furniture together, etc. much easier: https://intl.bondhus.com/pag
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by rudedogg 5y ago
What about if you don’t use your middle name? Or make a typo? Seems like a silly argument to say because the contract could be unenforceable you should expect them to delete your data. The more likely scenario is a script or employee though
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> Touch Bar I think was a legit attempt at modernization. I agree, I think they're really interesting. The way we interact with computers hasn't changed much, and having a set of buttons you can configure sounds amazing. I wish
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by rudedogg 5y ago
> There's something about Discourse that makes the messages feel transient, and I find unpleasant for an internet forum. Wow, I've always been put off by Discourse forums and wasn't sure what the reason was. That's it
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You can go vertical instead of horizontal
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Here's a video of Stanley Kubrick talking about DOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlsZoZLlwC8
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by rudedogg 5y ago
If you enjoyed this check out the 6 minute shot with no cuts in True Detective. It's really something in HD, but I couldn't find a video. Here's the full thing but at lower resolution (the audio is muffled and it looks washed

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