dicytea

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by dicytea 5mo ago
What's the advantage of additionally using rclone vs. just restic?
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by dicytea 9mo ago
It's funny that I've seen people both argue that LLMs are exclusively useful only to beginners who know next to nothing and also that they are only useful if you are a 50+ YoE veteran at the top of their craft who started programm
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by dicytea 11mo ago
One of the most iconic lisp saying is literally about how every other languages are supposedly inferior to lisp, so I don't think it's a particularly good example here.
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by dicytea 11mo ago
I mean I get this in theory. But the lineup of high-quality games in production with Bevy just never stops to impress me. I'm always surprised by the new cool stuff they're making every time I take a peek at their community. Yes,
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by dicytea 11mo ago
Sadly does not work on fish because the developers does not believe that users are intelligent enough to understand the obvious and intuitive outcome of flipping ">" (a valid operator in fish).
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by dicytea 1y ago
Yeah I aliased zi to z for this reason. z feels too much like a lottery ticket.
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by dicytea 1y ago
It already exists actually: https://github.com/TypeScriptToLua/TypeScriptToLua . I had a pretty good experience with it while trying out Love2D.
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by dicytea 1y ago
I really never understood the threat model behind this often repeated argument. Most of these installation scripts are just simple bootstappers that will eventually download and execute millions lines of code authored and hosted by the sa
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by dicytea 1y ago
From the intro[^1]: > Odyc.js is a tiny JavaScript library designed to create narrative games by combining pixels, sounds, text, and a bit of logic. [^1]: https://odyc.dev/doc/getting-started/intro
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by dicytea 1y ago
> Note that the author used disko to partition the disk declaratively. Disko won't work for a machine with very limited ram, because disko run in the installer, and needs to install tools to the ram to do the partition. This is only
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by dicytea 1y ago
Do you have any published benchmarks?
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by dicytea 1y ago
> I could of course create my own type for this, but then it won’t work with the ? operator. This is what the Try[^1] trait is aiming to solve, but it's not stabilized yet. [^1]: https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs&#x2F
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by dicytea 1y ago
> Some folks think you need to use Visual Studio How's the LSP support nowadays? I remember reading a lot of complaints about how badly done the LSP is compared to Visual Studio.
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by dicytea 1y ago
bootc would be more attractive for this theming use-case, if there's a 1-line method to spin up a graphical VM straight from the docker file. I looked into it, but it looks like that you need to manually build the image and fiddle arou
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by dicytea 1y ago
Doesn't seem to be a problem, at least for Rust: https://godbolt.org/z/fToxz3d7a . Functions with plain arguments and a struct both produce identical assembly output.
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by dicytea 1y ago
There's this other team that built an MMORPG with SpacetimeDB, in 3 months with 8 people: https://youtu.be/kzDnA_EVhTU&t=717 Seems to have paid off for them: https://play.google.com/store/apps&
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by dicytea 1y ago
I've checked out the Japanese one, but I'd say that it's definitely no where near "real-world content" IMO. Just the usual tortuously slow-paced, artificially dumbed-down dialogue you'd expect out of classroom
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by dicytea 2y ago
I agree with most of this, but I don't understand why you'd treat FKs as business logic. IMO, it's clearly a part of the data structure. Like, say if you have a domain that looks like: type User = { username: stri
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by dicytea 2y ago
I don't know why, but clipboard libraries tend to be really poorly implemented, especially in scripting languages. I just checked out clipboardy and all they do is dispatch binaries from the path and hope it's the right one (or if
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by dicytea 2y ago
Time to cook up a PR.
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by dicytea 2y ago
I don't understand, you're replying in a thread where that very - super-experienced and productive low-level programmer - is talking about how he finds LLMs useful.
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by dicytea 2y ago
It'll probably not get as much traction as Go, but for a simpler reason that may not be as ideologically satisfying for you. It's just really hard for a new language to get real traction, no matter how good it is. And it's ev
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by dicytea 2y ago
From a comment in the linked issue: > Note that the SDK is used (and enabled as a feature flag) not only in the release of desktop app, but also in the browser, CLI and web clients.
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by dicytea 2y ago
For those frustrated with the game not working, it looks like that the canvas rendering the disc can block the "Place disc" button, depending on your initial window size. To fix this, use your browser's device simulator (Ctrl
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by dicytea 2y ago
> the separation is only there to help keep the compile times manageable I don't think that's the reason, at least not the only reason. Workspaces is just a nice and modular way to organize a big project and separate concerns
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by dicytea 2y ago
You dropped the l: https://rustic.cli.rs/docs/comparison-restic.html
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by dicytea 2y ago
> sqlx+sea-query (or sqlx+sea-orm) I tried sea-orm, but I find its ORM API way too limited (it can't even do multiple joins). For anything beyond simple queries, you end up needing to use its query builder (sea-query) which is bli
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by dicytea 2y ago
> sqlx — a compile time, type safe SQL wrapper that runs your queries against a real DB SQLx seems like end game stuff at first glance, but after trying it out for a while I eventually decided that it wasn't for me. Writing dynamic&
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by dicytea 2y ago
By DE, I'm mostly talking about having a cohesive graphical shell, not the random apps that comes pre-installed (who cares about those?). The login manager, lock screen, taskbar, notification daemon, launcher, OSD, workspace overview,
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by dicytea 2y ago
No one's saying that they should include a DE into Sway. Your precious WM will still be with you even if someone decides to make a new tiling DE. I'm a Hyprland user and honestly, cobbling together a poor man's DE using half-

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