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by wheybags 3y ago
They wouldn't have to be rouge, they could be any colour really
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by wheybags 3y ago
Thanks!
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by wheybags 3y ago
Do you remember what it was called?
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by wheybags 3y ago
I would guess "compressing" the pins against pads, like tightening down a traditional lga desktop cpu
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Show HN: Drilbert on steam, a short puzzle game, comes with MIT source code(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by wheybags 3y ago|0 comments
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by wheybags 3y ago
I call them notscalators, but yours is better :p
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by wheybags 3y ago
Destructors will execute in the reverse of declaration order, so if initialization order doesnt match declaration order, and some members depend on each other somehow, things will break. At the very least, it could be surprising. Not a prob
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In Windows 3.1 and Windows 95, what is a "grabber"?(devblogs.microsoft.com)
9 points by wheybags 3y ago|0 comments
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by wheybags 3y ago
The more time passes, the more I feel like dynamic linking of anything but plain C interfaces is just a bad idea.
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Show HN: I'm making a puzzle game and some philosophising(wheybags.com)
1 points by wheybags 3y ago|0 comments
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by wheybags 3y ago
The problem is the max path size. There was a similar problem on Linux, where you have a max number of symlinks you can follow before the system gives up. Macos works because finder resolves symlinks and opens the target directly.
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by wheybags 3y ago
The one feature I feel is missing now is attaching to multiple tailnets from the same client. Since you can configure address ranges, I could set up non-overlapping ranges on my personal and work tailnets, and then use both on my phone, for
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by wheybags 3y ago
Because it's not super obvious from the map link: there is an app distributed by the artist, with which you can "collect" each of the pieces by taking a picture of them https://space-invaders.com/flashinvaders
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by wheybags 3y ago
Seems kinda backwards. I would say a video game is like a job but (hopefully) without the bad parts. I'm making a puzzle game, so the comparison to dev work is pretty obvious. The difference is when you play a puzzle game, you know the
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by wheybags 3y ago
A better workaround would be to call __HrLoadAllImportsForDll[1]. Delay loading lets you defer grabbing function pointers from a dll (normally until the first call of that function). But if you call __HrLoadAllImportsForDll from the addon&#
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by wheybags 3y ago
As someone who works with low level video processing code fairly regularly - codec patents are demonically awful. I can't even begin to imagine how much better everything would be for everyone if they just died.
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by wheybags 3y ago
Yes, I know there's some differences in what you're doing here from classic deterministic lockstep, but the fundamental concept of syncing a queue of inputs from which the game state can be derived, instead of syncing the game sta
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by wheybags 3y ago
For reference, this strategy is called "deterministic lockstep" in the gamedev world, and is used especially often in games which have many entities which need their state synced. The canonical example is rtses, which pretty much
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by wheybags 3y ago
Drilbert: a short puzzle game I'm working on. Only a demo version is available for now. https://store.steampowered.com/app/2338630/Drilbert/
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by wheybags 3y ago
If you enjoy this kind of "games in places they shouldn't be" thing, here's some more very silly projects: - Fontemon: a game in a font https://www.coderelay.io/fontemon.html - Dungeons & Directories
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by wheybags 3y ago
neveragain.de is... a strange choice of domain for a tech blog. It sounds like a holocaust memorial site.
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by wheybags 3y ago
> Or why not skip paper entirely? If we're talking about actual reform, the obvious suggestion is to skip the entire notion of registration, no?
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by wheybags 3y ago
> It is crazy that a private company gets to deputize the state legal apparatus to enable their business model. One could argue this is a major purpose of the state. When you can't deputize the state to resolve disputes, you get gan
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by wheybags 3y ago
Coming at this from a gamedev perspective - imo, if you can, the best solution is to never use colour alone to convey information. For example, you can have a blue and a red thing, but the blue one also has spots. Or it's a dark blue
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by wheybags 3y ago
> out of the billions of people who have lived in the last 2,500 years an infinitesimal small percentage have complained about roughly the same thing I'm willing to bet that the majority of people have complained about being hungry,
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by wheybags 3y ago
Windows updates could be turned off back then. And often was
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by wheybags 3y ago
This is exactly me, and I've never heard anyone else describe it before.
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by wheybags 3y ago
I was referring more to the quality of my implementation, not completely disregarding the idea. That could have been more clear though.
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XGH / EXtreme Go Horse(rmauro.dev)
1 points by wheybags 3y ago|0 comments
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by wheybags 3y ago
Agreed. And I think approaches like python or node, where you need to write some c code against their API, is getting it wrong also. The most smooth interop experience I've ever had is with c#. You just export normal c functions from a

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