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571.
by xyproto 10y ago
I have a suggestion. What about not having integers and floating point numbers, only fractions. Some types of mathematics are faster and more precise when calculating with fractions instead of floating point numbers. It would be an interest
572.
by xyproto 10y ago
Being able to easily check if a letter is between 'a' and 'z' in code is an advantage. This is only possible if the codepoints are sequential.
573.
by xyproto 10y ago
There is already Emscripten, for compiling from C or C++ to JavaScript...
574.
by xyproto 11y ago
Algernon supports both Lua and HTTP/2. Written in Go. http://algernon.roboticoverlords.org/
575.
by xyproto 11y ago
Tried both Gogs and Gitlab at work. Gogs is faster, but Gitlab has most features and the best chance of being introduced. Also, we are happily using Mattermost, which is created by the same people. Gollum also looks like a solid choice of W
576.
by xyproto 11y ago
How long do they last? Do they weaken over time?
577.
by xyproto 11y ago
This isn't realtime rendering, like demoscene demos. It's just faster rendering of a video. I think the webpage is misleading.
578.
by xyproto 11y ago
Even with the delve debugger?
579.
by xyproto 11y ago
<3 happy top
580.
by xyproto 11y ago
Try to make him do it while watching a 5 year old and an 8 year old while entering a car. It's a more realistic scenario for when you need a knob to work as expected.
581.
by xyproto 11y ago
"We change, but interfaces haven't, therefore we need to change the interfaces" is a flawed argument. Change has a cost. The interfaces may be good enough. The new interfaces may be worse. Change may result in many standards
582.
by xyproto 11y ago
Here's a small utility for checking if a web server offers HTTP/2: https://github.com/xyproto/http2check
583.
by xyproto 11y ago
I think it's misleading that the title says "10-bit" instead of "30-bit". 8-bit graphics is normally 256 different colors (at least for DOS era programming). 24-bit graphics is 8-bits per RGB channel.
584.
by xyproto 11y ago
After Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, Red Hat and CentOS switched over to systemd, it must be a very tiny part of the Linux world.
585.
by xyproto 11y ago
The ideal mathematician could be a female.
586.
by xyproto 11y ago
Not ideological reasons. The latest version of Go supports dynamic linking for some platforms.
587.
by xyproto 11y ago
After reading the article, I am left with the impression that Steve Yegge was mostly wrong.
588.
by xyproto 11y ago
It's a chinese game, though.
589.
by xyproto 11y ago
This way of thinking leads to ASCII spaghetti as features are added over time.
590.
by xyproto 11y ago
Not open source, though.
591.
by xyproto 11y ago
Something related to light or rooms seems to be the norm (Blender, Studio, Cinema, Lightwave). How about "Photon Studio", "Sunshine 3D" or "Lightbulb"?
592.
by xyproto 11y ago
People do test-driven furnishing and need to see that it works for them before buying. A photo is a bad test of this.
593.
by xyproto 11y ago
https://www.imageidentify.com/ correctly identified the images as "a small sofa". I think rotating the image is questionable, since there could be an algorithm for first orienting the image correctly based on ligh
594.
by xyproto 11y ago
I can't believe sleep sort isn't there!
595.
by xyproto 11y ago
Successful at what? Niceness? Collecting gold?
596.
by xyproto 11y ago
Agree. Something like decorators could have been used instead.
597.
by xyproto 11y ago
Fully agree. I love Go and use it for anything related to servers or the web, but doing anything with comments besides just letting them be comments, is just braindead.
598.
by xyproto 12y ago
They have forgot to think about deployment. Creating a package for Meteor, for a Linux distro, is a major pain in the ass and discouraged by the Meteor developers.
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HTTP/2 web server that can serve Markdown and Lua scripts as pages(github.com)
3 points by xyproto 12y ago|0 comments
600.
by xyproto 12y ago
I recognize the problem of distro hopping for years and the comforts of proprietary operating systems. Then I found Arch Linux. Once installed, there is less fiddeling than for any other system I have tried, for my usecase. I tried installi

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