tmtvl

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1981.
by tmtvl 4y ago
Emacs is more of a Lisp interpreter with a text editor front-end interface. That said, being able to work with images can be useful. For example, while documenting the workflow of a GUI application it can be useful to open some screenshots
1982.
by tmtvl 4y ago
Is FFVII adjusted for inflation? Because that seems like a lot for a PSX game.
1983.
by tmtvl 4y ago
As a fan of S-expressions, yes I prefer certain languages over others simply because of syntax. After all, isn't that why all the "safety over all" people are switching to Rust now rather than Ada 20 years ago?
1984.
by tmtvl 4y ago
I visited Taiwan once and I was amused that several people were introduced to me as "Bob Wang" and "Jason Hsu" and such. Which I very much appreciate because I'm very bad at the tones, I especially can't do tha
1985.
by tmtvl 4y ago
I switch between KDE Wayland and Awesome, my main pain point with Wayland specifically would be that my preferred video player (SMPlayer) has issues showing the video on top of its viewing area. Unfortunately KWin kept the silly Xorg "
1986.
by tmtvl 4y ago
The way Cargo pins dependencies always makes me nervous. One of the "new crates" on crates.io has a dependency that is 3 years out of date, rather than depending on the newest version. It just makes me wonder how many bug fixes ar
1987.
by tmtvl 4y ago
Flint knapper, fire keeper, and other post-apocalyptic Great Reset tasks.
1988.
by tmtvl 4y ago
Showing "rust" at 0.82% and "lisp" at 0.35% for me... Not to mention that HN is uniquely interested in Lisp through PG.
1989.
by tmtvl 4y ago
Vulture? Depends on what you mean by "modern," of course; I don't think there's a VR interface, for example.
1990.
by tmtvl 4y ago
I found the RetroArch source ( https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch ) very accessible, when I added a simple title sanitisation it was easy to figure out what I had to change and where the changes needed to be. The acce