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skupig
1y ago
Yeah, I had the same experience. I had an embedded project where I would need to use C libraries, and it seemed like a great excuse to try Zig, but it spat out a ton of esoteric errors I couldn't be bothered to figure out and I went ba
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The USB host code is in fs/drv/usb: https://git.sr.ht/~vdupras/duskos/tree/master/item/fs/drv/us... Not that I can read any of it... Forth looks unlike any other language I'
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1y ago
Every single one of these sections sounds like it should take 3x as long
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1y ago
Some people choose to have principles and live by them. Self-hosting email isn't really worth the hassle IMO, but switching to a smaller provider is (I moved to Fastmail).
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Dreariness Index (2015)
(us-climate.blogspot.com)
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CS has a concept of "trust factor" which groups people more likely to be cheating in the same game. If you ever queue with a friend with a low trust factor (which happens a lot if they're on a smurf account), there are cheate
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2y ago
Nice UI, but I think someone needs to say it: there's no novel concept here, I've seen the exact same game printed in magazines and on kids' menus. If you're trying to catch people's attention, you need a clever gim
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2y ago
There's still not much reason to recurse using the program's own call stack rather than having your own stack structure that can live in dynamic memory and be handled in a context-appropriate way (e.g. returning an error at some d
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2y ago
The entire TF2 team was famously one guy for years
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2y ago
edit: snip, misinfo, I'm illiterate. Sorry!
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2y ago
I think your categorical dismissal of a genre that defies categorization (including one of the undisputed most influential eletronic artists ever!) disqualifies you from being able to identify "interesting" music. You sound like a
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Turning into Turing (2022)
(jk-keller.com)
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2y ago
Let me illustrate it like this :does this look correct to you?
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skupig
2y ago
You being unwilling to spend the barest amount of effort to recycle it is your problem, not Apple's.
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2y ago
>No, you made out poorly. Wouldn't you prefer to have been paid more? If you don't volunteer, you're much more likely to stay on the flight and not be paid anything.
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3y ago
You can use the "focus parent" bind then move off of it with your regular left/right binds.
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3y ago
>(A)to “circumvent protection afforded by a technological measure” means avoiding, bypassing, removing, deactivating, or otherwise impairing a technological measure; If this is what Nintendo alleges yuzu facilitates, does Nintendo have
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3y ago
You're mad that they're using a function for its intended purpose?
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3y ago
Tumblr users are rabidly against all the user-hostile stuff other large free sites do. I think they probably could have put the site behind a $1/mo paywall two years ago and people would have gone for it, if they changed nothing else.
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3y ago
Those terms go hand-in-hand. Like a compiler, abstraction in art is essentially delegating some of the work to the audience.
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3y ago
>Halo is a shell of what it once I don't think this is a point against Microsoft, they owned both Halo and Bungie during the golden era. The quality dropped off sharply once Bungie decided to work on other projects and Microsoft had
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3y ago
Have you? I routed my first board a year or two ago and found pretty quickly that autorouters suck even at simple tasks. The only way to get usable results is to simplify with smaller autoroute jobs and better placement, at which point you
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3y ago
I once stopped my car (in the middle of the city) to take a photo of an old, bright red truck over the crest of a steep hill. The woman who lived in the house I parked in front of asked if it was a class assignment, because several people h
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3y ago
That's not what I wrote, you duplicate the king ID in the position of each castle-able rook.
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3y ago
You can use duplicate king identifiers to represent castling available, and replace the extra rook identifiers with "black king (my turn)" and "white king (my turn)" to store the turn in the same amount of space. edit: Y
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GP is explicitly not interested in giving marketing advice. They're objecting to being tricked and manipulated.
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What Did Ada Lovelace's Program Do? (2018)
(twobithistory.org)
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I found this excellent article while searching for the details of Ada Lovelace's original program. Amazing how legible the thought process is as a modern day programmer! Also see this other writeup which goes into much finer detail abo
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3y ago
Ha, I've also used Nim on the ESP32! Are you using Nesper? The author posts on here regularly.
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That's a great one, I should read the docs more often... Two very useful ones I just saw on there, for undoing movement mistakes: `` to jump back to where you jumped from `< to go to the starting character of the last selected visua
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