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by starkparker 6mo ago
SFML historically was a little more accessible if you were an OOP programmer but a total beginner to working with audio/graphics/networking programming from a game perspective. You had to be OK with or devoted to OOP/classes,
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by starkparker 6mo ago
https://lawand.io/taskbar/ as well and https://noteifyapp.com/activedock/ , which is less extreme but has a start menu-like launcher option Both have one-time/lifetime purchase options. Taskba
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by starkparker 6mo ago
> ChillyWillMD ran a quick comparison between the two versions, and the cracked one delivers roughly 5% better FPS, a shocking 1.5 to 2 GB drop in VRAM, and sometimes close to 1 GB drop in system memory usage https://www.tomsh
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by starkparker 6mo ago
Having an M1 and an M2, no it isn't. Takes at least 5 minutes on the 65W charger to get bootable from a full drain. Maybe something changed with the newer models but it isn't a benefit across all Apple Silicon.
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by starkparker 6mo ago
(2022)
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by starkparker 6mo ago
Headline needs its how-dectomy reverted to make sense
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Framework NextGen Event Announcement(frame.work)
7 points by starkparker 6mo ago|1 comments
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by starkparker 6mo ago
LotrProject[1] has several interactive maps and visualizations, including a family tree, time/distance chart of the fellowship's journey, maps of Beleriand and Middle-Earth, historical timeline maps, and demographic posts on Middl
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LotRProject, visualizing Tolkein's works on the web(lotrproject.com)
2 points by starkparker 6mo ago|0 comments
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by starkparker 6mo ago
> Thinking summaries will now appear in the transcript view (Ctrl+O). Also: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/30958
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by starkparker 6mo ago
> You can also use the ULTRATHINK keyword to use high effort for a single turn First I've heard that ultrathink was back. Much quieter walkback of https://decodeclaude.com/ultrathink-deprecated/
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by starkparker 6mo ago
This entire fucking mess is a bunch of people writing open letters at each other that nobody outside of the closed system can parse at all. All of these stupid posts just make everyone involved look childish and incompetent. They seem to be
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by starkparker 7mo ago
Notably, it looks like it came down to the Surface Pro and Dell XPS 15, and part of the reason why the Surface won was "significantly more particulate and quantities of toxic gases" emitted by the XPS's larger battery in the
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by starkparker 7mo ago
When Apollo 8 went up in December 1968, the US was near the peak of its involvement in the expensive and poorly planned Vietnam war, inflation had been rising in the US for three years and had hit 7.2% in October, the doomed, corrupt, and p
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by starkparker 7mo ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/artemis-astronauts-microsoft... > After Wiseman flagged the issue, Mission Control said it could remotely access his system with permission. > Soon after, a member of Mission Control sa
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by starkparker 7mo ago
You don't see a problem with a startup dedicated to handling legal compliance for customers repeatedly botching even rudimentary legal compliance of its own?
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by starkparker 7mo ago
The biggest spikes are Github Actions, starting November 2019. They didn't go GA until November 13, 2019: https://siliconangle.com/2019/11/13/github-universe-announce...
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by starkparker 7mo ago
b: "The 2022 Chinchilla paper suggests a ratio of 20x the parameter count to training tokens. For a 340m model that would suggest around 7 billion tokens, more than twice the British Library corpus used here. The smallest Qwen 3.5 mode
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by starkparker 7mo ago
Difficult to capture reflections across a large screen while also dealing with outdoor lighting, glare, and moisture. The touchscreen part isn't usually what makes outdoor signage expensive compared to IP65, temperature control, and a
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by starkparker 7mo ago
I already use Inconsolata but had customized it to a point where I didn't recognize it here. It won anyway. Validation!
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by starkparker 7mo ago
Fascinating that this is being downvoted. Anyway, some more links to spread the getting-downvoted love: "Gender verification of female Olympic athletes" (Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2002): https://j
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by starkparker 7mo ago
my tongue is firmly in my cheek when I say: I know an engineer made this, because "cleaning lady" can be involved in the deployment, but "docs writer" isn't
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CDC plans hiring push to fill gaps from last year's widespread layoffs(federalnewsnetwork.com)
1 points by starkparker 7mo ago|1 comments
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by starkparker 7mo ago
Don't get it twisted, almost every Portland-area school has gone full in on the stupid fucking Yondr pouches, and yeah it fucked up entry/exit: https://katu.com/news/local/portland-students-adapt-to-new-c
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by starkparker 7mo ago
probably a little telling that you don't seem to know the name of the sriracha brand you're referring to that does zero-dollar advertising
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by starkparker 7mo ago
What's the license?
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by starkparker 7mo ago
I think? the most recent version of that post is https://web.archive.org/web/20260314074025/https://www.reddi... , which is "awaiting moderator approval"
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by starkparker 7mo ago
You can blame both! The people are definitely not helping.
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by starkparker 7mo ago
First impressions: My first five pages were stallman.org, a paywalled cybersec newsletter, a German-language blog, an AI-generated blog post ad for a cattle fencing service, and a blog republishing a Disney Parks press release
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by starkparker 7mo ago
Sorry, misdirected the reply.

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