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by zkldi 3y ago
the shebang is literally handled by the kernel, so fish has nothing to do with this here. are you sure you're running `./scriptname` or bash scriptname`
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by zkldi 3y ago
C# doesn't have anything resembling proper pattern matching. C#s pattern matching is akin to a marginally improved switch or if/else-if chain. C#s pattern matches aren't exhaustive, and the compiler doesn't properly chec
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by zkldi 3y ago
that's not using `try` as an expression. can you do `let foo = try <code> (plus some handling for diverging in the other case?)`
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by zkldi 3y ago
fun addendum: StepmaniaX doesn't have note receptors because konami's patents for DDR are so broad that the idea of notes scrolling towards a visible note outline is something they can sue you for. I believe that patent has expi
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by zkldi 3y ago
BUT HAVE YOU SEEN MY TECH STACK?
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by zkldi 3y ago
they're a mess. what the react developers really wanted is a DSL[0], but they couldn't sell that as well so they hacked hooks into JS. The whole things about "rules of hooks" should tip people off that it's sketch
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by zkldi 3y ago
the problem is that the kind of games that warrant anticheat also can't cope with the increased delay (nor predictive inputs).
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by zkldi 3y ago
Like most Guinness World Records, this absolutely isn't even true. I've regularly seen hypixel with more players than this in the past couple years. GWR is purely just marketing, none of their records should be taken with any meri
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by zkldi 3y ago
What happens if `boothd` contains a space? or a semicolon? or any character the shell might interpret?
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by zkldi 3y ago
it's very easy. you make a file called `rust-toolchain` next to your `Cargo.toml` that contains the version of rust you intend this to compile for. It will then compile for that version.
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by zkldi 3y ago
this doesn't "just work" at all? utf-8 is a variable width encoding and if you treat it like ascii your software just isn't going to work outside of the ascii range.
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by zkldi 3y ago
can i ask what kind of things you specifically found confusing about the syntax?
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by zkldi 3y ago
you're almost describing flash i mean, it sucked, but it was kind of that middle layer.
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by zkldi 4y ago
all three of those advantages are the same thing - popularity.
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by zkldi 4y ago
but you can just run `bash`, paste the command, and then `exit`?
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by zkldi 4y ago
I've spent the past two years or so working on Tachi ( https://bokutachi.xyz/ ) ( https://github.com/TNG-Dev/Tachi ), which is a modular tool for tracking rhythm game scores. Generally, everyone was u
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by zkldi 4y ago
good taste :P
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by zkldi 4y ago
3 times? that's an awfully high amount.
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by zkldi 4y ago
Quake was an immediate huge success and lay the groundwork for almost all future 3d FPS games. VR is not in the early days.
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by zkldi 4y ago
Sounds like it'd just incentivise people to make NSFW content on burners and then report it.
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Trench Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zkldi 4y ago
It even uses 'for the greater good' as the tagline. I guess they haven't seen Hot Fuzz[1]? [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm--inJtnc4
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by zkldi 4y ago
not everyone is a perfectly rational actor or in a sane mental state
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by zkldi 4y ago
Disclaimer: this article is wrote by the Director of Product Marketing at Hedera, which is a web3/crypto company[1]. Take it with a grain of salt. [1] https://hedera.com/
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by zkldi 4y ago
I've found it very difficult to find places that give a damn about personal projects or anything a self-taught developer can do. If you're hiring and care about these things hit me up :)
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by zkldi 4y ago
I don't get it then; your fix to promises being complicated is to remove the ability to perform asynchronous actions. That's cool for a small scripting language I guess, but absolutely impractical for anything serious.
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by zkldi 4y ago
How would you allow running the fetches in fetch /some-url as json fetch /some-other-url as json do_stuff_with(result1, result2) in parallel?
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by zkldi 4y ago
they are. async functions sre just syntactic sugar for returning promises.
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by zkldi 4y ago
I don't think it's a good practice, atleast if you have typescript jn your stack. It's redundant and wraps the promise in another promise.
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by zkldi 5y ago
There would be a significant performance impact if `.sort()` argumentless had to traverse the list and checked all inputs were numbers. It's better to pass a sort function -- that is how the API is meant to be used. I agree that withou

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