viraptor

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by viraptor 11mo ago
You can do this: https://gist.github.com/jprendes/64d2625912d6b67383c02422727... (one of the solutions, there's a few better approaches)
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by viraptor 11mo ago
All logic, all state management, all per-device state machines, all command parsing and translation, all data queues, etc. Look at the examples people posted in other comments.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Functions like that can and should be marked unsafe in rust. That's not how it works. You don't mark them unsafe unless it's actually required for some reason. And even then, you can limit that scope to a line or two in
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by viraptor 11mo ago
The amount of unsafe is pretty small and limited to where the interfacing with io or relevant stuff is actually happening. For example (random selection) https://lkml.org/lkml/2023/3/7/764 has a few unsa
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by viraptor 11mo ago
And it doesn't have to even be code that compiles, unless it's about the language design and it really really matters for that presentation. You can yadda yadda whatever you want. Syntax doesn't exist anymore, just use greyed
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by viraptor 11mo ago
What do you mean by this? I can't find anything there about modifying the used LLMs and the hosted ones wouldn't be possible to change. Do I misunderstand the convolved part you mentioned?
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It can. It's just not needed for my own apps. It would be needed for a public release and I'm just... not interested in that enough. It would cost me time and likely never get enough return.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Very specific training app for guitar with spaced repetition, automated message forwarder (all good ones demand subscription), and something very specific to me.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Same. I hate doing mobile coding, but just in the last few months I AI-coded 3 apps specifically for my needs. They'll never get released publicly, because they'd need polish and features that I don't care about personally. T
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by viraptor 11mo ago
The amounts spent there have no practical chance of return in a reasonable timeframe. There's not that many devs that would be actually eliminated.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> to post a link that deceives users into thinking it is a video and to artificially increase its reach (...) As you may know, X believes that everyone should have an equal voice on our platform So... not equal voice? Those who pay get b
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Maybe soon; https://www.notebookcheck.net/Framework-Laptop-13-gets-ARM-p...
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by viraptor 11mo ago
The gestures are there in KDE already https://github.com/NayamAmarshe/ToucheggKDE
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by viraptor 11mo ago
What would be the reason for their laptop to exist? People on the move get the steamdeck. Others get the GabeCube. Based on the steam hardware stats / graphics cards, there's very little laptop usage. I'm not sure there'
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's such a silly idea that whatever is simulating us would be in any way similar or care about what's possible in our universe. It's like a game of life glider thinking it can't be simulated because someone would have t
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by viraptor 11mo ago
If only the article started with an explanation...
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Yup. Still fighting some collision bugs, but it mostly works. I'll post it when it's complete. What I actually wanted to do is try to put fluid movement into it - something closer to Dead Cells, just for fun to see how it would ch
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by viraptor 11mo ago
No need for patching you can disable specific ranges on Linux using the memmap kernel parameter. It's often used for that purpose.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
https://archive.is/20251206001631/https://www.theverge.com/t...
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by viraptor 11mo ago
This is not a space for "language evolves". Open source has very specific definitions and the distinctions there matter for legal purposes https://opensource.org/licenses
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Yeah, it works great for porting as well. I tried it on the assembler sources of Prince of Persia for Apple ii and went from nothing to basics being playable (with a few bugs but still) on modern Mac with SDL graphics within a day.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
One thing I don't annoying in really old sources is that sometimes you can't go function by function, because the code will occasionally just use a random register to pass results. Passing the whole file works better at that point
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Nothing's free - one day they will come knocking. Better be prepared to serve at an affordable level.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Why didn't several other such popular startups appear bunny.net fastly.com gcore.com keycdn.com Cloudfront Probably some more I forgot now. CF is not the only option and definitely not the best option. > Yeah, now we'll sa
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> I don't envy the person having to call Matthew Prince They shouldn't need to do that unless they're really disorganised. CEOs are not there for day to day operations.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
There's no single definition of native. If it's clearly not that for you, feel free to say what's the threshold you use.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
While it doesn't explain the whole difference, it's not surprising that Stanford has a higher rate. First: the more demanding the environment the more likely you are to find (got example) milder ADHD to impact your life. Second: t
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by viraptor 11mo ago
They're all native applications.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It makes cheating harder and the timeline to a cheat product gets longer than the iteration speed of anticheat. Kind of like fancy locks don't prevent break ins, just take longer to pick and require more specialised tools.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Creating new (really good looking) fonts must be brutal Many symbols are collections of other symbols raised and placed more or less on a grid. You could cover quite a lot with not that many created glyphs. Now, actually making it good qual

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