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by xyproto 2y ago
Cryo me up, Scotty.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Just like brains.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Does this mean that one can use SDL2 together with Java without bending over backwards?
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by xyproto 2y ago
I've had issues with the combination of Ada + SDL2 + Linux in connection with https://github.com/xyproto/sdl2-examples . Raylib is cool, though.
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by xyproto 2y ago
Does this make it possible to use Ada and SDL2 on Linux?
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by xyproto 2y ago
Simultaneously.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Could it be enabled with a define or other compile-time mechanism for Linux?
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by xyproto 3y ago
abezoa
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by xyproto 3y ago
2 years tops, since the technology is there, it would be a considerable improvement to Google Maps, and Google has the required resources.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Teams start to battle to have low performers on their team in a climate like that, though, as an insurance from being let go. It's absurd.
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by xyproto 3y ago
It can already fill in all gaps and create all sorts of audio, but it may sound muddy and metallic. Give it a year, and then you can't trust what you hear anymore. Checking sources is a good idea in either case.
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by xyproto 3y ago
The big question is if it will be able to create a video of whisky without ice or a car without windows.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Unless Netflix compares the performance with Linux and publishes the results, it's hard to know if it's a great idea or just based on the whims of the most senior sysadmins.
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by xyproto 3y ago
I have a similar experience. Only asking for things I expect it to be able to find online helps a lot, though. The moment I try to be innovative or mix two ideas into something new or novel, it falls to pieces in the most frustrating way.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Yes. Copyright is just like stealing a car, and not at all like sharing information, and you wouldn't steal a car, right?
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by xyproto 3y ago
All human endeavors are dead ends, in the end.
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by xyproto 3y ago
People that consume copyrighted content are also copying some of it into their brain.
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by xyproto 3y ago
If you remove all the copyrighted, permission-less content from a human's training, what value does the human have, in connection with work? When is AI good enough that the contents it contains can be comparable to human brain content,
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by xyproto 3y ago
QNotepad is not something completely different like a calculator, though.
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by xyproto 3y ago
It's a game launcher that uses Godot, but neither an OS nor connected with the Godot project. It's a bit like writing a game launcher in Rust and calling it RustOS.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Changing rooms will never be the same.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Copyright is a dumb system in the first place. Information wants to be free. People can still pay other people for a promise to create more content, or to create custom content. Companies can still have trademarks and patents for a couple o
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by xyproto 3y ago
I am glad you agree with my point that 99% of the time you can not immediately tell if code works or not.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Hi! I'm a big fan of Redis and also the little Kilo editor you wrote. But, I have to disagree on this point, since many programs written in ie. C have security issues that takes a long time to discover.
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by xyproto 3y ago
BTRFS is probably mature and stable by now, but it's been a rocky road with several premature declarations of maturity.
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by xyproto 3y ago
Me too. But deploying to web unless it's a Steam game, console game, video editor, DAW, audio-editor, 3D-modeller or graphics editor seems to be the way to go. But mostly they would benefit from heavy GPU use and something like OpenGL
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by xyproto 3y ago
I like the idea if including the UI library. I know that ie. Ardour are not looking forward to upgrading from Gtk2. Could this technique be used with Gtk4+Wayland as well?
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by xyproto 3y ago
Yeah, that's silly. Passing it through Google Translate works, though: https://www-cnn-com.translate.goog/2023/12/13/world/voyager-...
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by xyproto 3y ago
What are your complaints about the Go language that is better in C89?
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by xyproto 3y ago
This makes conversations that much harder: Mallory: Is HTML a programming language? Bob: No! Well some people think is, but they are wrong! Then again, there is the HTML programming language... Mallory: !???

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