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by viperscape 11y ago
Manufactured homes in the US are typically high quality now because of the national safety standards it must meet for each state, in addition to holding up to things like high winds, heavy rains, tremors.
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by viperscape 11y ago
This weekend I kept thinking about wanting to make a trello like board for personal knowledge or idea tracking but keep it git version controlled, your comment reminds me that maybe others are in the same track.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I vote for dynamic. I left C many a year ago for dynamic languages, mostly to avoid C++. Now I'm back with Rust for a while now, thoroughly enjoying it.
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by viperscape 11y ago
oh I see you have moved to a graph representation, terrific!
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by viperscape 11y ago
I haven't kept up on Eve development as closely as I would have liked, but I do try to read each blog post which are usually very interesting. After tinkering with something like unreal's blue print visual graph programming, I am
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by viperscape 11y ago
The package system for the rust language actually relies on github, as many found out during outage. I don't know if that will change, probably will with a read copy in a different git service.. but I thought it was interesting because
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by viperscape 11y ago
I think it's also important to note that json isn't exactly something that can be streamed while parsed.
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by viperscape 11y ago
there is some work happening in the node+rust arena that's interesting in this regard
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by viperscape 11y ago
Wacom has a digitizing pen that looks cool, a good trade off it looks like; but I'm with you, you'll have to pry my moleskin from me before I lug around some crap. Now if that moleskin just happened to be digital...
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by viperscape 11y ago
gosh even they used a base 10 system!
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by viperscape 11y ago
I feel like a site like this should be themed in solarized, mono.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I thought bsp came in when they made quake, interesting to know! Is this how Wolfenstien and Commander Keen worked too?
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by viperscape 11y ago
Disappointed to find out no Windows support.
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by viperscape 11y ago
It would be interesting to think about email and sync using git on the backend.
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by viperscape 11y ago
Beat me to it, this article completely disregards the lost wages for employees. Perhaps China will become the first country to begin wage replacement. As technology, robotics and automation grows, more will find themselves with out jobs and
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by viperscape 11y ago
Your comment reminds me of the Allegory of the Cave. DID is fascinating, another area of study that I think is interesting is Evolutionary Psychology.
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by viperscape 11y ago
I find that hard to do when some libraries make heavy use of async, you basically have to bend to the library when writing your own code
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by viperscape 11y ago
I'm certainly ignorant on this, but why are we stuck with JavaScript? Seems like such a huge crutch, something people have been working to fix, or avoid, yet here we are still with it. Doesn't it make more sense to adopt the ffi m