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by avx56 2y ago
It's being worked on. Merry Christmas! https://github.com/emilk/egui/issues/3378
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by avx56 2y ago
https://imgur.com/a/3eebJZS for people who don't want to scroll
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by avx56 2y ago
HN uses rel="nofollow" for links in comments, for this exact reason.
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by avx56 3y ago
If it's a one-off you can just use http://borischerny.com/json-schema-to-typescript-browser/ or https://transform.tools/json-schema-to-typescript (they both use the same library).
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by avx56 3y ago
It still targets the browser though, so you still get all the complexities anyway, just without well supported syntax. Idk man I like Rust but this doesn't seem like the right way here.
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by avx56 3y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-barnes-985020a2 His LinkedIn lists his job as "Pirate Radio" lol. (archive: https://archive.is/9UHfk )
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by avx56 3y ago
(2022)
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by avx56 3y ago
Looks neat!
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by avx56 4y ago
It's not much of a competitor with this performance. From the OpenChatKit model they claim to be using: > Write a rhyming poem about ray tracing OpenChatKit: The sun is shining The birds are singing, and the flowers are blooming. I
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by avx56 4y ago
Yes, I know this is opt-in, but Matrix has a static & crawlable service for their chats: https://view.matrix.org/
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by avx56 4y ago
Please can Electron die already? Almost every Electron program I use could be a PWA. Slack has no reason to need another browser engine running. You could make a point for native integration, but there is none. And all it does is display te
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by avx56 4y ago
It was (is?) Python: https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit
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by avx56 4y ago
I didn't say there was anything wrong with statsd itself, just that it's not a particularly complex application. You can produce a working , useful (to some people) web application/website/whatever people call this sh
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by avx56 4y ago
*The GIMP™
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by avx56 4y ago
No GUI though right?
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by avx56 4y ago
Yeah, you can always ship a shitty SaaS or plug libraries you don't understand into each other and still make a lot of money. But you honestly cannot do much more than that if, say, you don't know the difference between the stack
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by avx56 4y ago
Build a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool will want to use it
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by avx56 4y ago
Firefox 50 was released like a week after Trump was elected. They do have an LTS version if you just want stability: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/ Or it was just a typo I don't know s
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by avx56 4y ago
When you hover the links in the sidebar, even when quickly mousing over them, it seems to preload the page text. This makes it download a bunch of data (~120kb/page) and is wasteful. Some kind of timer should fix this as well. Other th
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by avx56 4y ago
That's a Windows registry path, you can use regedit to edit the values. Microsoft has a reasonable guide for it: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-serve...
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by avx56 4y ago
Yeah, I think it's that and the fact that there isn't (obvious) money in fixing up and maintaining code for a shipped game.
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by avx56 4y ago
I find this hard because games often end up quite tightly-coupled, so while you don't have the pathfinding code reaching into the rendering, the rendering is usually coupled to the game object model and it's hard to make it reusab
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by avx56 4y ago
Most games basically just have rigidbodies. Some cinematic-ish AAAs have fancy cloth simulation or something, but even that is usually prebaked I think.
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by avx56 4y ago
Godot felt frustrating to use every time I've tried it, on both 4.x and 3.x versions. Compared to Unity, it was a massive improvement, the editor was much faster without crashing, and it had a reasonable node-graph design. However, I t
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by avx56 4y ago
What would you prefer he use, Dropbox?
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by avx56 4y ago
If everything is tightly coupled (which it sounds like from your other comments), then go ahead with a monorepo. Should be fine.
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by avx56 4y ago
I prefer monorepo for tightly coupled systems (like a game server and client), and multi repo for multiple, loosely coupled systems (like a web API and mobile app). The main problem with monorepos is that without the resources to build prop
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by avx56 4y ago
All they need now is a sexy website!
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by avx56 4y ago
It allows you to scroll through kilobytes of Slack messages, instantly!
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by avx56 4y ago
The dozens of ESLint dependencies are really what frustrate me... I wonder when someone will make a "batteries-included zero-config" JS linter with the most useful rules included, since that's what people seem to want in JS c

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