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by wheybags 6y ago
I'm not a rust user, but this seems like a really nice idea! When I write C++ I normally vendor dependencies, and the ability to debug-step into them, and add in prints and other debug bits is invaluable. Unfortunately, I often end up
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by wheybags 6y ago
You can just add_library a filepath in cmake too. You don't have to use the find module. It isn't idiomatic cmake, but it's 100% possible. It sounds like you have specific niche needs, so it's a reasonable approach for y
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by wheybags 6y ago
Can't comment on the quality of the app, but I just looked up mukbang. Wtf.
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by wheybags 6y ago
This is talking about internal dependencies though, not system ones. That said, my strategy for system deps is to just not use them and vendor everything I can, rewriting their build system in cmake if I have to.
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by wheybags 6y ago
That sounds like you've just got too many projects. Why not merge them? You also save wasted time on linking static libraries (at least on Linux this is significant, dunno about windows).
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by wheybags 6y ago
My normal strategy is too just dump most of their build system and remake it myself in cmake. Even if they use cmake, I often end up commenting out most of it. If you keep things super simple in your cmake, it all works very well. Writing
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by wheybags 6y ago
This is a really weird way of doing things. You can just add_subdirectory from the top level all the way down as intended. Then if you only want to build A, you just do "make A" instead of parameterless "make". Am I miss
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by wheybags 6y ago
I just have a libreoffice spreadsheet template. Where is that on the overkill underkill spectrum? Resurrection?
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by wheybags 6y ago
Nice! I often find myself spamming enter so I can tell if an event happened before or after I made some change. This is much more elegant!
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by wheybags 6y ago
Hey, nice project, overall looks pretty useful. I have a question, and also some feedback (from the point of view of a mostly C++ programmer, who has some knowledge of C by osmosis). Why did you choose to use a char* typedef with a magic &q
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by wheybags 6y ago
If you look later on at the readme, you'll see that the stx_catf function does not reallocate, it truncates, there is another function for reallocating append. That said, I don't really see why one would need such a no-realloc fun
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by wheybags 6y ago
Nice project! If I can give some feedback on your presentation: I think you're writing a bit too much in the readme. There are several sections where I felt the "explanation" section before the example was unnecessary. An exa
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by wheybags 6y ago
Would it really break that much to just get rid of referrer altogether? I would miss it on my personal site (self hosted, Foss analytics, no google analytics there), but it wouldn't actually break anything.
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by wheybags 6y ago
If you run a white nationalist site, you probably know people will dislike you without needing to be explicitly told.
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by wheybags 6y ago
It's a fun idea, but I can't help but feel that a password manager is a better solution. I don't want to sound like the stereotypical HN naysayer, so I will say that its a cool fun thing, but I don't think trying to sell
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Young Goldman Sachs bankers ask for 80-hour week cap(bbc.com)
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by wheybags 6y ago
Ha, interesting! Would you be interested in sharing more details? (How you got in, for exwmple)
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by wheybags 6y ago
Thanks! Just played through fontemon now (I think, the final battle is unbeatable right? I think I tried every move combo). Had a bit of trouble getting it to work in system programs, but on your site it worked just fine (in libreoffice i
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by wheybags 6y ago
Amazing! I absolutely love projects like this, where you put a game in somewhere it clearly wasn't meant to be. I made a game you play in your file browser[0] before, and I have another idea planned using windows error dialogs. 0: htt
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by wheybags 6y ago
Often it will be documentation + stack overflow results. It can be handy to just leave that stuff open, because then you can find it easily. I do purge all tabs every now and again, but when there's no downside to leaving them open, th
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by wheybags 6y ago
I use a vertical tab extension, and with that I regularly get to > 1k tabs.
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by wheybags 6y ago
The idea is interesting. Two issues come to mind: - Sometimes, there will be some people in your office that you don't ever really want to talk to. In a real corridor you would just walk past eachother, but with this you'd have to
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by wheybags 6y ago
I upvoted this comment, but it doesn't count.
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by wheybags 6y ago
According to their bugtracker[1], there does still seem to be issues, but I hadn't looked in a while, and I'm glad to now see they plan to have it solved by end of the year \o/ 1: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com&#x2
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by wheybags 6y ago
#1 problem for me is a combination of issues: - xwayland has no DPI scaling support (or rather, naive blurry pixel upscaling) - jebrains ides have no native Wayland support Result is a blurry mess of an ide. Once that is resolved, I'll
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by wheybags 6y ago
I have not once encountered UML since starting my actual career. It sits solidly in the "Java silliness we did in college" category.
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by wheybags 6y ago
Genuinely curious to hear the supposed use case for this stuff from the original author.
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by wheybags 6y ago
Looks like a cool project! There's no network functionality in wcp at the moment, but it's definitely something I'd consider adding in the future.
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by wheybags 6y ago
I would expect pretty much any plain copying program over NFS to beat scp, since scp has the overhead of encryption. On a slow disk with a fast CPU it might roughly match though.
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by wheybags 6y ago
The chart is showing data from an NFS copy, but the listed speeds in the blog and on github[1] are from a copy on a local SSD. That is a bit confusing though, maybe I should make it more clear. I used the network copy for ETA calculation be

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