shurcooL

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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   Ah, I only read the part I quoted, so I didn't realize that. No wonder I got downvoted. I know GitHub has at least some considerations because if you press tab, it shows a hidden "Skip to content" button (which I thought was
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   > One thing I can't figure out how to do in Github is see all forks of a repository. Is this possible to do? Yes, just click on the number of forks. It takes you to: https://github.com/golang/go/network Me
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   I feel like I must've experienced near drowning or something, because I find the experience of drowning very easy to imagine and relate to. I don't really recall anything specific.
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   I made it my new year's resolution in 2015 to have Flash disabled. For my use case, it works great. Longer battery, less heat, and the internet still works. I do turn it on (enable) every now and then for some sites, but very few/
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   Oh, ok. I know GopherJS math package uses some native JavaScript funcs that are fast, but I think math/big does not have a native implementation.
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   Do you have a link to the Python version? What was used to generate it? Also, what browser did you use, I'm curious.
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   Yep. I was willing to pay for good games, but they had nothing new for years.
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   If someone were to port the Go compiler to it, there'd be so much more software that could run (natively, statically, no runtime library) without additional effort from the software developers.
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   by shurcooL 11y ago

   This is not a comprehensive answer, but it's additive. If you're looking at a large Go codebase with many packages, I find it helpful to visualize their import graph with a little command [0]. Here are results of running it on con
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    http://docs.gl/ - Convenient reference for OpenGL APIs Also, if you're interested in OpenGL with Go (and IMO Go is excellent to use with OpenGL), look at: https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go#open
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    There are some minor differences beyond types. For example, getShaderParameter is WebGL only. See https://github.com/BSVino/docs.gl/issues/9 .
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    I don't think that's a good reason to use GPL. I think it's better for something to be open source when its creator wants it to be open, not because they're forced to.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    I have already replaced all JavaScript with Go (by using GopherJS compiler) in my personal projects, as of about a year ago. I am really enjoying it and I don't see myself going back to writing JavaScript by hand anytime soon. I use it
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Does anyone know the name of the most common small font from Windows XP? For example, when you right click and a context menu appears, or the names of files in explorer.
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    Show HN: Git-branches – list of branches with behind/ahead counts

    5 points by shurcooL 11y ago|0 comments
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Color me interested. With this, and https://github.com/rakyll/go2xcode , I might actually try making some apps to run on my iOS device now.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Definitely after Thunderbolt 3 is out. It will be a big deal IMO ( https://twitter.com/shurcooL/status/607351368387469312 ).
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    This is cool, and I'm glad to see he switched to GLFW which is the best choice IMO. If you'd like an equivalent article/sample minimal project for modern OpenGL (4.1) written in Go, I recommend: https://github.com&
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Oh crap, you're right. I forgot about that.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Consoles don't support Oculus Rift though. It might be great to satisfy that need while being lower maintenance than a normal PC.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    I'm in the exact same situation and completely agree.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Caddy looks like a good choice. https://caddyserver.com/
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Does anyone know when we're getting access to UDP in browser? I am really excited about the possibility hinted at http://www.w3.org/2012/sysapps/tcp-udp-sockets/ and already have plans for how to use it.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    There were a few slides with numbers and detailed performance graphs in Andrew's preceding talk. See http://talks.golang.org/2015/state-of-go-may.slide#10 and nearby slides.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Does jai have a meaning? It's also Jon Blow's programming language.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Whoa, that is so cool, I can't wait. I know it's possible in theory to have UDP-like sockets via WebRTC data channels today, but it's really hard.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    In all my personal projects, I write Go on server and Go in the frontend. It is a very nice, although less populated world.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Very nicely put, I agree. Also, the author says: > go get fetches dependencies, and their dependencies, > and so on. But it doesn’t help you to figure out what > you’ve got. You can’t do the equivalent of a pip list.
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    This is pretty cool, and nice demo gif. Thanks for making it! Honestly, the biggest advantage for me over all other proposed alternatives is that it's a pure Go binary, so I can just do this: go get -u github.com/jingweno&#x
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    by shurcooL 11y ago

    Thanks for the detailed reply, that really answers my question.