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by speps 3y ago
I bought a MicroVision Laser Projector from eBay a while ago. It doesn't need the usual focus adjustment and can project from 15cm to 2.5m. Originally only meant to be used with an iPod, I managed to get the VGA cable as well which wil
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by speps 3y ago
SVG can contain images, including data URL ones, what's missing?
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by speps 3y ago
You can see a live map there: https://app.electricitymaps.com/map
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by speps 3y ago
Of course, but their use of the ECS seems excessive. I'd have expected a few big systems for each area of the game, clicking on Game.Simulation.AdjustElectricityConsumptionSystem for example reveals quite a lot of things that could be
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by speps 3y ago
As a game dev, I'm starting to feel like ECS isn't the right paradigm. Seeing this 700 nodes graph with all the dependencies screams technical debt and domino effect (changing one small system would impact a lot of other ones). No
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by speps 3y ago
Not so fast! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38681861
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by speps 3y ago
Neat! I recently stumbled upon the docs that support DMX in Unreal Engine 5 as well: https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.3/en-US/dmx-previs-sample-pr...
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by speps 3y ago
Found about this through the release of SDL 3: https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/blob/main/build-scripts/SD...
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Semantic Patching in C with Coccinelle(coccinelle.gitlabpages.inria.fr)
14 points by speps 3y ago|2 comments
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by speps 3y ago
Very cool! I love the icons, where did you source them from? One suggestion: the pill shaped background, should probably add an option to make it resize dynamically or not, some people might want that or or a fixed size.
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by speps 3y ago
Why do you NEED animations though? That has never been an important feature for users.
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by speps 3y ago
Isn't this what Dash[1] does? You can see a very similar graph in the built-in debugging tools. [1] https://github.com/plotly/dash
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by speps 3y ago
Naming clash: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delphi_(software)
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by speps 3y ago
Surprised it's not more well-known but Visual Studio (MSBuild really) has had support for this kind of code generation for a while, it's called T4 (probably in reference to the GNU M4 utility). It can be used to generate files on
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by speps 3y ago
No panic, it sounds like they found one which will be announced soon. > A new host for lua.org will be announced soon.
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by speps 3y ago
You can debug the original code by providing a map file (compiler generated) that allows you to let the WebAssembly runtime know how to map WASM bytecode to the source code. It works really well.
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by speps 3y ago
John Romero playing MyHouse: https://youtu.be/gIl_TqFJNO8
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by speps 3y ago
Just playing devil's advocate here but Interix according to the Wikipedia was supported by Microsoft until Windows 7 (1999 to 2010). I wouldn't call that "bought and extinguished".
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by speps 3y ago
A hybrid would be great indeed, Bret Victor style with interactive widgets for each CLI argument. Might be a fun side project one day.
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by speps 3y ago
Same paradigm with UI stored in manually editable files https://qb64.com/inform.html
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by speps 3y ago
Look at Handbrake, which is a glorified UI for ffmpeg for example.
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by speps 3y ago
Looks like most of this reply is ChatGPT generated... "but the specific code targeting PLCs might be in other parts of the codebase that aren't as clearly identified" is something I've seen it generate when I asked detai
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by speps 3y ago
An effect called "bloom" in computer graphics
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by speps 3y ago
TL,DR: they're raising funds to release it: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/opencv-5-support-non-prof...
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by speps 3y ago
Yes
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by speps 3y ago
This project is the most promising and it does what you say, except they're starting with iOS 1.0 so you'll have to be patient! https://touchhle.org/
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by speps 3y ago
I've had to find a malloc simple enough to port to another language recently and this one was really well written with good features and research papers behind it: https://github.com/mattconte/tlsf
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by speps 3y ago
My point was that it could have been a PR on the original repository, hosted by the original author, and that would have been a nice Show HN even if posted by the person who helped build it for the web. Contribute positively to a good proje
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by speps 3y ago
There wasn't one, but just build instructions don't make a Show HN.
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by speps 3y ago
This just looks like someone compiled someone else's SDL project using Emscripten and uploaded it. Most of work was already done there: https://fragglet.github.io/sdl-sopwith/ Not even any commits in the fork, it&

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