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by visualphoenix 7y ago
This is lacking clarity in the payment schedule... Is it One-time? Monthly? Yearly?
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by visualphoenix 7y ago
Have you looked at jsonnet[0]? It has multiline strings and comments among other features... [0]: https://jsonnet.org/ref/spec.html
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by visualphoenix 7y ago
If you're into the idea of a portable linux gaming handheld check out the community at https://sudomod.com The Discord server and Forums are very active and friendly. Specifically, Helder's Minty Pi[0], or various inca
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by visualphoenix 7y ago
From the wayback machine... looks like it changed sometime between Feb 3rd and April 5th... It wasn't there on the Feb 3rd crawl... https://web.archive.org/web/20190203030524/https://support.g... Po
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Reverse Engineering a Cheap BLE RGB LED Controller(github.com)
2 points by visualphoenix 7y ago|0 comments
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
I agree. It's definitely fun to play with new programming languages and technologies. Using games as a medium to explore a new language is a great way to learn and have fun at the same time. That said, when a game development luminary
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
+1. Like you, I've seen both sides. Unreal lineage evolved from inheritance-based into ECS-like. Frostbyte is heavily ECS. Googling... the author is ex-amazon, ex-microsoft - with xbone and 360 title experience. Perhaps the author was
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
It was definitely a real pain to ensure the whole stack was deterministic. Since we only targeted ps3 and xbox360 it was easier to ensure determinism. All in all, I wouldn’t recommend it.
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
Yup this too. Easy to detect divergence if you compare the output of the rng on both sides of the network at the start of the frame.
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
We could detect if the simulation diverged. Then we had to replay deterministicly up to the frame of divergence and then break on various things that cause divergence. Floating point underflow/overflow, NaN, uninitialized memory access
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
Winner winner chicken dinner. We only sent controller input over the wire for network play.
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
Oh man. On Army of Two we were running a fully deterministic simulation and we had to patch many part of PhysX to maintain determinism. In the end, we had to get a waiver from Sony to ship a binary-patched version PhysX libraries. Good time
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
The real name stuff got dropped. There is no way the project was 95% done.
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
I worked on this title for the last year of its existence. I’m not at liberty to discuss much. The project definitely changed in Frostbite 2 era. IIRC the behavior tree GOAP stuff made it into the 3rd Army of Two game, which was also done i
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
Yup
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
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by visualphoenix 8y ago
This both sucks and is great. Sucks for me. Hopefully will be great for Mattermost and Matrix. For HIPAA compliant shops Slack is a non-starter. Mattermost will hopefully get a lot of corporate $ now. I wish Matrix's dendrite[0] golang
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by visualphoenix 10y ago
Although I haven't tried it myself, it looks like pass already supports this using the PASSWORD_STORE_KEY variable in the set_gpg_recipients() function. [0] [0] https://git.zx2c4.com/password-store/plain/src&#
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by visualphoenix 10y ago
Haven't done it myself, but I would probably have a git post-receive hook trigger a service (jenkins?) to pull down and decrypt the secret repo and update vault
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by visualphoenix 10y ago
Are there any other services which index github as a fallback? I've taken for granted how powerful this is.
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GitHub public code search limited?
4 points by visualphoenix 10y ago|1 comments
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by visualphoenix 10y ago
further google-fu shows https://github.com/ssalevan/qlink and https://github.com/jasmaz/qlink but it looks like http://www.lyonlabs.org/commodore/qlink/ they really do n
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by visualphoenix 10y ago
a cursory google search shows that apparently qlink has been reverse engineered ( http://orrtech.us/qlink/index.html ). I wonder if this would help them...
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
All the more reason to support the Turris Omnia [1]. Open hardware / software [2]: [1] https://omnia.turris.cz/en/ [2] https://github.com/CZ-NIC/turris-os [3] https://www.indi
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
Right but this is odd considering they used to support it and only quietly updated their support document in May. If a fellow issue commenter on github hadn't linked to it I (and everyone else) would have missed it.
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
Super worrying to me too. 1.8 marked the move to Open Container Project. I guess this means Open Container Project won't be supporting 6.x. It would have been nice to get more than 1 month of notice.
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
And if you recall, RedHat touted Docker support in 6.5: http://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-launch...
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
Completely agreed. It has been a huge help in the migration of legacy systems to containers while underlying monitoring and config infrastructure is being updated to support systemd.
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by visualphoenix 11y ago
Yeah it's huge in the enterprise. Not everyone has migrated to 7.x with systemd yet.
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Docker dropping support for RHEL/CentOS6.x(github.com)
69 points by visualphoenix 11y ago|42 comments

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