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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Managed to build it using "-DWAMR_BUILD_REF_TYPES=1" And it works! Now is time to dive deep :)
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
That was useful. I have indeed compiled and installed wasm-micro and now meson build it successfully. Tho "meson compile -C build" returns an error about not finding "hb-wasm-api-list.hh". Do you have any experience of t
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I may be doing this wrong but...the font provided just install as OpenSans and does not provide any functionality at least in mousepad or LibreOffice Writer. I am talking about the 90mb one
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
This is one of the most beautiful things made with AI
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
The blog layout is truly fascinating
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Alien: Artificial life simulation rendering engine running on CUDA(alien-project.org)
2 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|0 comments
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I like it. I am trying to create a cheatsheet (aka a simple alphabet translation) by simply writing all the letters one by one separated by a space. It might come in handy!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Uh uh thats very interesting. I am gonna play with it a lot. > the size more than quadruples to 77kb, so no QR code with this approach. OR we can use 25 QR codes haha. Joking, but what about huge QR codes?
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
The one and only goal was to have fun creating something that my mind could memorize very easily and that would look funny and "cryptic" at a first glance :)
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Yep this is a very simple conscript and is indeed created "progressively". For sure, the next iterations will take into account all the advices I read here
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Good point, sometimes I get distracted and lose the intro :) The unique advantage (well, "unique") is the fact that is easy to memorize, at least for me
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Do you have a draft of it? It seems very interesting!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Well, you have a point here lol
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
No idea of what Hangul is...yet
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Copying from above, not for laziness (maybe) but because it is the same answer :) Totally true. Indeed the goal of creating a conscript, at least for me, is to have fun and be able to keep something like a journal that would look funny and
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Good point, will be taken into account for my next one!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Looking at it, and also long live omniglot!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Totally true. Indeed the goal of creating a conscript, at least for me, is to have fun and be able to keep something like a journal that would look funny and "cryptic" at a quick glance. Maybe one day I will manage to create a cur
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I was thinking about it, I then went to the classic positional way for simplicity. But I will work on it, is a work in progress :)
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I am in the process of trying to understand how to make a font with diacritics. Meanwhile here is an handwritten example. Note how the vowels can be put in different ways as long as they keep their positions. Also forgive my terrible handwr
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I once again reinvented the wheel, I see Jokes apart, didn't know that! Extremely cool!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
So bad is not a full html self runnable, I guess it is doable with some quick trickery. In that case, one could build a QR code html interpreter (aka read > output to file > open the file with firefox ) and it would be so cool
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
So technically this could fit in 5 QR codes. I say technically because neither by building or downloading with wget I can get a local html version working, so I guess it would be useful to waste time creating 5 QR codes.
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Nice, I will consider using a more unique name!
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Show HN: Bliss – A constructed writing system for fast and beautiful writing(space.tcsenpai.com)
54 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|44 comments
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I didn't know I needed this until I actually saw this. https://looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
I worked as a sysadmin for a whole year before learning tab->autocomplete in linux
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Great, reading and learning about it. Thanks a lot!
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
copypasted from below just because is the very same answer: My blockchain uses the database to store also registries containing pending requests, mempool statuses and GLS which is a global status layer that is frequently accessed and wrote.
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by tcsenpai 2y ago
Yeah the B word works very well, the AI term improves that by a lot too Looking into Redis, thanks a lot :)

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