TomasSedovic

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by TomasSedovic 4mo ago
Yep. It's really fascinating. MS is much more common (and well-known) so even though the diagnostic criteria can get quite complex (because you have to eliminate any other potential case), it's a well-trodden path. So it's gr
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by TomasSedovic 4mo ago
What BurntSushi said regarding these things being very nonspecific is absolutely true here. E.g. Multiple Sclerosis can very well fit what you're describing, too. Commonly, there's a flare-up (we commonly use the term "attack
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by TomasSedovic 2y ago
It is on Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/net.sonic_pi.SonicPi
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
Thanks for this! I want to check the WEB-inspired approaches at some point, this is super useful. The Markdown one seems interesting too. I'll probably stick with this for stuff where there's some expectation of drive-by contribut
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
The link to the tutorial and its repo is linked at the top of the article: http://tomassedovic.github.io/roguelike-tutorial/ https://github.com/tomassedovic/roguelike-tutorial There are no officia
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
This comment feels like a bit of a non-sequitor, but I agree. Cogmind is amazing, my own roguelike is quite abstract and a lot of the ones that really gripped me are not yer classic orcs and trolls. If this is the reaction to the theme in t
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
For what ever it's worth, anyone looking into starting a roguelike in Rust would probably do much better by folloving the The Bracket link above. In addition to it being a pure Rust library (which does make a difference when you get st
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
I was about to say a similar thing. Yes, in a CS-sense anything you can do in one Turing-complete language you can do in any other Turing-complete lang. They almost certainly were not disputing that. If you factor in the real world, the num
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by TomasSedovic 7y ago
(disclaimer: not a physicist, never looked into the maths, but I'm intrigued by QF) There are deterministic interpretations that are very much on the table. The Everett's Many Worlds[1] is fully deterministic (and depending on you
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
I would consider stalking closer to "harassment" than "hitting on someone".
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
This is a really cool site, thanks! It also helped me understand something about the font sizes that always puzzled me (but never enough to actually look it up). All of the fonts there have the size of 16, but some are clearly bigger than o
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
No worries! Pretty much everyone I talked to who was aware of the deal (online and off) thought the same. These things are pretty complex.
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
(disclaimer: I work at Red Hat, not on any OS/distro) This is a nitpick, but Red Hat did not get bought by IBM. What happened was IBM announcing the intention to buy Red Hat. It's maybe a subtle, but possibly important distinction
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
I haven't the faintest idea, which is why I asked aphextron. Indeed, until today I thought the Unreal Engine was FOSS, but seems to be just source-available. That said, didn't id Software / John Carmack release a bunch of eng
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
I was about to bring out Linux as a thing that according to your argument just isn't possible with open source. But you've mentioned it yourself, so you presumably don't see that as a contradiction. What do you think makes th
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
To be fair, it is a really difficult thing to read and comprehend. I've read the whole proposal around May this year, and it is tough. When I did get to the articles 11 and 13, a lot of the stuff people were really warning against wasn
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
Ah right, I thought she was using an ipad, but I couldn't find the source so I blamed a faulty memory. Thanks.
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
Julia uses Squid for Android for her zines: https://jvns.ca/teach-tech-with-cartoons/#tools-that-make-it... Presumably, she uses the same to do the slides. Here she talks some more about her tools: https://u
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by TomasSedovic 8y ago
And active! https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/paul-mccartney... (he's released 2 new singles in June from his upcoming solo album)
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by TomasSedovic 9y ago
To add a specific example here, I've recently compiled a roguelike I'm working on to WASM, not knowing what to expect when I started. This required only a handful of changes across the codebase (mostly handling external resources
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by TomasSedovic 9y ago
Yep! Though us non-native speakers should really be recording, too. So we're not left behind in voice recognition.
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Notes App That Treasures Your Data(aimlesslygoingforward.com)
3 points by TomasSedovic 9y ago|0 comments
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by TomasSedovic 9y ago
Is this described anywhere? I've been using Rust for a few years, been hanging around it's subreddit for about as long and this is the first time I hear about it. This is a fantastic idea but maybe we need to make it more visible?
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by TomasSedovic 10y ago
I use "folks" and some people like "y'all" (iirc the Recurse Center took that as their "guys" replacement). Not sure how quirky that is for you though.
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by TomasSedovic 10y ago
It's down for a few people in Brno, Czech Republic, but my DigitalOcean server in Amsterdam can access it fine. So probably not EU but maybe some parts of it? Where are you from?
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by TomasSedovic 10y ago
This library for parsing mp4 metadata: https://github.com/mozilla/mp4parse-rust Source: http://blog.rust-lang.org/2016/05/16/rust-at-one-year.html
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by TomasSedovic 10y ago
For those wondering how this works (I'm not too good with webdev and thought a site can't just open another tab and control it remotely): The code driving this is at: http://ruinmysearchhistory.com/ruin.js?1 It us
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by TomasSedovic 11y ago
I'm just about to hit thirty, but the first example is still _much_ nicer to read for me.
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by TomasSedovic 12y ago
I'm afraid that ship has sailed a long time ago: $ for bin in /bin/* /usr/bin/* /usr/local/bin/*; do > if [[ -f $bin && "$(cat $bin | head -c 2)" == "
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by TomasSedovic 13y ago
I found Cory Doctorow's recent short screenplay on the topic quite fitting: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/jul/05/metadata-w... (features Winston Churchill, Alan Turing and Theresa May)

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