creativeCak3

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by creativeCak3 4mo ago
Not trying to be an Ai-hater or anything, but what is the point of this? Some pronographic obsession with "AI"? I am seriously asking.
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by creativeCak3 11mo ago
Can't wait for the Buble to burst so we can get back to solving real problems (like the fact that we have very little competition in the CPU market right now, AMD is getting way too comfortable...). I do think though that when this bub
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by creativeCak3 1y ago
I agree so much with you. This is not a dataset. This is the vomit of an LLM making stuff up. Like...why couldn't you just collect the data that already exist?? Why do you need an LLM? Adding an LLM to this just adds a unnecessary laye
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My Younger Brother's Robotics Club Could Use Your Help(onlineorders.mrsfieldsfundraising.com)
1 points by creativeCak3 2y ago|1 comments
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by creativeCak3 2y ago
My younger brother is part of his high school's robotic club and they could use donations to attend competitions this year. You can either get some cookie dough to help them out, or make a direct donation on the link. If you would like
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by creativeCak3 2y ago
Scrolling shooter "clone" of Strike Gunner S.T.G game. https://github.com/thebigG/Gunner It's got long ways to go before being "complete", but I'm enjoying the heck out of working on this.
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by creativeCak3 2y ago
That actually kind of makes sense. The framework I'm using (Yew) compiles down to WASM. So the entire website is loaded up-front first. It's like loading an entire app on your browser. The idea is once you load it, it should go re
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by creativeCak3 2y ago
Yes, the url ( https://thebigg.dev/ ) is correct. I just tested on my phone and it's loading just fine--I have an Android phone and test it on Firefox and Chrome and works just fine. Interesting that it does not load for
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by creativeCak3 2y ago
I love the simplicity of Bulma! For someone that does not want to dig into the mess that css can be, it simplifies a lot. I built my personal site with it ( https://thebigg.dev/ ). Congrats on reaching a 1.0!
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by creativeCak3 4y ago
Thank you all so much for making this space on the internet one of the best places to learn and share knowledge. Gracias :)
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by creativeCak3 4y ago
I know this is a bit of a loaded question in the C/C++ world. But really depends on the project. Most cases it seems I go with CMake just because that's what everybody seems to use most of the time. But I do long for the day that
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by creativeCak3 4y ago
I almost exclusively use C++ for my projects. Especially modern C++. When it makes sense(especially for dev tools), I use Python since for those I'm not so worried about distribution and long-term robustness. Anyway here they are: Qt d
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Show HN: Clang_format_all – Configure clang-format with YAML(github.com)
1 points by creativeCak3 4y ago|1 comments
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by creativeCak3 4y ago
I use clang-format for a lot of my projects, but there were certain things that I wished clang-format did. Like ignore certain directories and a more explicit way of just checking the files without modifying them. This script is basically a
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by creativeCak3 4y ago
Nice try, manager ;) We work on side projects because we __like__ it. Seeing side projects through the lense of "value" is naive in my opinion. Yes, obviously if the side project has actual users than that's a plus. But comp
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
I am genuinely asking; how worried should we be? I'm really freaking out about this...
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
Was thinking the same thing...
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
Good point! This is why I will be adding "manual commitments" in the future ;).
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
Thought this was a wonderful article. Thanks for sharing. I figured to get in the spirit of sharing I'd share a little passion project I've been working on for sometime now: https://github.com/thebigG/Tasker
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
I see what you mean...Even I myself have written code along the lines of "array.map.filter.this.filter". And indeed it can be more readable certain times. But I guess what I was referring to is that sometimes it seems that people
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
Forgive me if this sounds ignorant, but who is using pure-functional approaches in industry? Again, please correct me if I'm wrong since I've been industry for barely 2 years: back in school functional programming looked cool, but
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
I couldn't agree more. Not to bash on this project, what is the point here exactly? Godot has an excellent build system(scons), plugin system with scripts(GDScript) and even native plugins with C++. And a bunch of tools that are super
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Right to Repair on Trevor Noah(youtube.com)
1 points by creativeCak3 5y ago|0 comments
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by creativeCak3 5y ago
Am I going insane or does the following does NOT work(?): <code> template<typename T> T mul(T a, T b) { return a b; } template<typename T> T mul(T a, int b) { std::string ret_val{std::move(a)}; a.reserve(a.length
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
Tasker - Create Commitments and track your progress through hardware hooks(Mic, Keyboard, Mouse) https://github.com/thebigG/Tasker
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
I got this vibe too. Now I know to stay away from this Scale guys if I'm looking for work one day. Work/life balance is just as important as taking pride in your work. Any mentally healthy individual knows that.
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
I found the filesystems complaint about C++ bizarre too, because that is a system-dependent behaviour. How an open file behaves when it is deleted has very little to do with the programming language. And it does not matter if that language
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
This is why I'm so happy Internet Archive exists. Listened to the first episode, and it's not too bad! Thanks for this gem.
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
That's fair. I see your point.
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by creativeCak3 6y ago
I will get downvoted for saying this, but I don't care: STOP defending Apple. The amount of egregious things Apple has done over the years is amazing. Not only do they charge developers for publishing apps EVERY year, but they also mak

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