darkstalker

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The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing(gist.github.com)
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by darkstalker 10y ago
I wonder if there is a distance function to it, so you can render it in 3D using sphere tracing.
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by darkstalker 10y ago
Same. I haven't cried since i was a little kid in the 90's. I've always found strange when people cry at movies and such.
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by darkstalker 10y ago
I don't eat breakfast since a long time. I wake up at 11am-12pm and sleep at 3-4am. I just sleep through it. Does that mean that my lunch counts as a breakfast?
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by darkstalker 10y ago
What this probably does is enumerating the followings for the target user, then opening a filter stream [1] that watches a list of all of those. [1] https://dev.twitter.com/streaming/reference/post/statuses&#x
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by darkstalker 10y ago
You can do that already. Storing arbitrary data in long URL's has been possible since the introduction of URL shorteners (play.rust-lang.org uses this extensively)
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by darkstalker 10y ago
I also started with BASIC. First was Commodore BASIC and then QBasic. I remember there was also LOGO, one of the original didactic languages. IMHO, if you want a simple language in the same spirit as BASIC, the closest you can find is Lua.
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by darkstalker 10y ago
S-expressions are the better alternative to XML.
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by darkstalker 10y ago
I used to work for a private server that shut down in 2010 (Phoenix Wow). It was my first exposure ever to a big code base, teamwork with version control and some reverse engineering. The "cores" were usually forks of the Mangos p
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by darkstalker 11y ago
This whole site has amazing reads. Thanks for the link.
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by darkstalker 11y ago
Several livestream sites (like twitch.tv) depend on flash.
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by darkstalker 11y ago
Rust version: fn main() { if let Some(arg) = std::env::args().nth(1) { println!("{}", arg.chars().take(12).collect::<String>()); // chars() iteraters over codepoints }
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by darkstalker 11y ago
So we'll be able to use Twitter DMs as data storage?
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by darkstalker 11y ago
That's why you should never allow loading Lua bytecode. Disallowing it is trivial, don't know why they didn't do it.
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by darkstalker 11y ago
Everyone should switch to Portage. It's like a superset of every package manager.
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by darkstalker 12y ago
Can you download something from this page?
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by darkstalker 12y ago
I've used this page for a long time. Ｗｒｉｔｉｎｇｓｔｕｆｆｉｎｆｕｌｌｗｉｄｔｈｕｎｉｃｏｄｅｆｏｒｓｕｒｅｍａｋｅｓｉｔｌｏｏｋｍｏｒｅｆｕｎｎｙ
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by darkstalker 12y ago
Audacious is the new XMMS.
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by darkstalker 12y ago
For Lua there is xlsxwriter: https://github.com/jmcnamara/xlsxwriter.lua
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by darkstalker 12y ago
Chrome does the same an no one ever complains about it.
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by darkstalker 12y ago
It runs really slow for me, like 1 FPS. Firefox 29 on Linux.
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by darkstalker 12y ago
For me it's faster than the 32 bit Acrobat Reader plugin that hung the entire browser for 1-2 seconds every time I wanted to open a PDF with it.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
Looks like I'm gonna buy a Steam game for the first time.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
If find it silly that someone can defend spam as a legitimate "business". Spam is always undesired and must die. In general all advertising over email is just noise.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
But they still promote Air, and that's just packaged Flash.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
It's needed to attract the die hard Chrome users back to Firefox.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
- Bunny.py: A WiFi darknet that hides its traffic in the cinema wut
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by darkstalker 13y ago
Don't know what are you talking about, Firefox on Android is currently the fastest browser there. Chrome is slower and buggier on every new update.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
It probably has a noticeable latency, like most touchscreen inputs. The video just shows silly camera/pen movements and no actual drawing scenes.
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by darkstalker 13y ago
NetBSD supports Lua in the kernel

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