shurcooL

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by shurcooL 11y ago
This is really exciting, because it's going on a great path and it's a matter of time before all this is available out of the box! Is anyone working on a Go to WebAssembly compiler yet?
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by shurcooL 11y ago
I wonder how many people would use this as on opportunity to be able to spend more time working on open source.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Version 3.4.0 of Octicons [0] came out on January 22, 2016. It added "smiley" icon, which was used in this feature today. That's 8 days after the dear github letter. 7 weeks before today. [0] https://github.com&#x2
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by shurcooL 11y ago
That use of GopherJS is really cool to see!
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by shurcooL 11y ago
You first push your changes to your branch (on a fork likely) and _then_ create a request for original project to pull from your fork/branch.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Good point, only need to brute the commit being modified to have it match the original hash. To get a brief sense of how hard it is to do, one can look at a sample project like gitbrute [0] that tries to brute force the first n letters of a
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by shurcooL 11y ago
(When I saw the title, I was wondering if this does something beyond the basic rebase, like trying to brute force a commit such that all following commits are preserved (hash doesn't change), but that's essentially impossible.) I&
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by shurcooL 11y ago
It is unfortunately happening.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
They day I no longer want to use Apple's latest stable versions of software is the day I'll start thinking about migrating away. Also, this is why I invest my free time into pushing open source forward, so it can displace the few
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by shurcooL 11y ago
This is an incredible visualization and article.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Sounds good to me, thanks to Let's Encrypt. All my personal sites are now on https and HTTP/2 (thanks to Go 1.6). I don't use ads so I have nothing blocking me from https. The only situation where I still want to use HTTP is
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by shurcooL 11y ago
You can also git clone over ssh. That's kinda equivalent to what the git@github.com form does. $ git clone ssh://git@github.com/influxdata/influxdb-ios Cloning into 'influxdb-ios'... remote:
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by shurcooL 11y ago
All I can add to the discussion is that I'm excited to see this, I take this as a sign of progress and us moving closer to a better future, rather than continuing on as things are (which isn't bad, but can be better). I hope it go
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by shurcooL 11y ago
This tracker app [0] is designed to be pretty modular, and there's a service implementation that uses the GitHub API client [1]. In theory, you could modify it and expand it to cover your custom needs for issue tracking. [0] https:&#x
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by shurcooL 11y ago
> Personally I can't use the web UI for notifications because they bundle multiple notifications per issue. This leads to potentially missed notifications since it is up to me to scan the issue/PR for new comments. I think the
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by shurcooL 11y ago
I made a similar issue here: https://src.sourcegraph.com/issues-playground/.tracker/26
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Do you really want people to be afraid to report an issue in case it's something silly/not an actual problem? Would that be better? I guess it depends on the project and its contribution guidelines.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Real-time raytracing would benefit so much from that.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Yeah. I wish all apps had an incognito mode for this reason. Imagine being able to open an incognito terminal to type commands that won't get saved to history or pollute what you already have.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Libraries and wrappers here: https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#opengl https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#game-development I'd also suggest looking over https://www.reddit.co
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by shurcooL 11y ago
OpenGL libraries have definitely stabilized and have been that way for multiple years now. GLFW 3 wrapper is go-gettable (some years ago, it required manual installation of the C library separately, now you just go get it). I don't use
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by shurcooL 11y ago
> The library support [in Go] for games is quite poor, I'd like to know the author's familiarity of Go libraries. Perhaps he's unaware of what does exist and makes false claims, or perhaps he's saying accurate stateme
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by shurcooL 11y ago
It's especially interesting because you can also compile Go to JavaScript, and Go already runs natively on iOS and Android.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
I'm fascinated by this because it's one of those things I don't fully understand. If I had to recreate it, I wouldn't know where to begin.
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by shurcooL 11y ago
The difference is in scale. Full duplex connections are powerful and heavyweight. When there's one per page visitor, it can be overwhelming for your servers. Cars are fine on the highway. But not inside a house.
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WebSockets, caution required(samsaffron.com)
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by shurcooL 11y ago
The only other name left is "entries", right?
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by shurcooL 11y ago
I don't understand why there's a need to use the word "theft". It's just visualizing public information in a more readable way. You think we don't know our git commit emails are public? Heck, my email is right
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by shurcooL 11y ago
This is fascinating because it's such a relatable physical demonstration of real physical CPU concepts such as overclocking, die size, voltage, reliability, tunneling/leakage, architecture, multiple cores, etc. For any kid out the
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by shurcooL 11y ago
Agree. So previously "View Source" was enforced to be there due to technical limitations. In the future, it should continue to be there, but it will have to be as a result of cultural decisions.

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