mauvia

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by mauvia 2y ago
Actually there was a golden age where XMPP supported Google Talk and Facebook Messenger.
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by mauvia 2y ago
Here's the context https://x.com/notch/status/1874522284813107617 The Roguelike he's talking about has been his main focus for a few years now and he recently made the announcement that he's been st
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by mauvia 2y ago
Simtown was a Maxis children's game that was a massively pared down version of Sim City. You might want to change that name.
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by mauvia 2y ago
That really doesn't make your point. "I guess so" is the absolute opposite of what a hawk would say. "I guess so" is what the comment you're replying to is still implying he'd say. I have no idea if they e
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by mauvia 2y ago
Kanji's a lot less daunting when you realize they're words not letters.They convey ideas instead of sounds (heck they don't even really convey a single sound considering the number of readings)
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by mauvia 2y ago
Don't know what he wanted to talk about, but here's one I remembered off hand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-machine All the old Infocom games were ported to this Engine and its existence is why they'r
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by mauvia 2y ago
If Japan has a 20 year patent limit, this is not about the concept of Pokemon. Pokemon was in the post 3rd gen era 20 years ago.
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by mauvia 2y ago
What patents does Nintendo and TPC own related to pokemon, I don't see that in the press release.
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by mauvia 2y ago
It is a japanese company I believe, so I don't think that'd work.
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by mauvia 2y ago
From the recent preview talk at CPPNow I think we're finally getting enum reflection, which should also be able to solve this problem for us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwYILWyTRMQ&list=TLPQMTIwODI... timestam
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by mauvia 2y ago
I think the two *s merged into an italic there
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by mauvia 2y ago
first you need to learn assembly, second you can start by downloading ghidra and directly start decompiling some simple things you use and seeing what they do.
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by mauvia 2y ago
I've usually had a probation period clause in my employment terms.
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by mauvia 2y ago
It can't be tacos bell because Taco Bell is the name of the restaurant, Tacos Bell would be Tacos of Bell, not the same meaning.
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by mauvia 2y ago
Have you tried any of Satoshi Kon's movies? Tokyo Godfathers is an amazing and deeply human christmas comedy about homeless people in the Tokyo streets, filled with magical moments of cinematography. Paprika is a less lighthearted stor
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by mauvia 2y ago
I loved this back when I was first professionally using Git. https://learngitbranching.js.org/ It simulates the repo in terms of branches and commits in a graph in the background and introduces every basic command. It also
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by mauvia 2y ago
It isn't necessarily in the talk page, those are scrubbed sometimes too. Compare: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Hummus&oldid... https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title
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by mauvia 2y ago
It could work as an Array if javascript supports C++'s small-buffer-optimization on the backend.
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by mauvia 2y ago
I kind of already use ChatGPT to surface things because Google's become absolutely useless if you don't know the exact thing you're already looking for. But Bing has generally been garbage because it just picks a random keywo
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by mauvia 2y ago
I feel like the bit flags structure of this event isn't Javascript-y because javascript doesn't support int primitives. Wonder why they didn't translate it.
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by mauvia 2y ago
Now that the steam controller is dead I kind of wish someone took over that market and produced a controller for steam controller fans. I loved the layout, the touchpads, the massive customizability, and it had a good price point too. It se
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by mauvia 3y ago
I really recommend the youtuber "Your Dinosaurs are Wrong". It's an amateur team going through paleontology history/literature as sources to criticize classic children's toys of dinosaurs. It's really cool and
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by mauvia 3y ago
How is an AI passing the visual reasoning questions? edit: > But if I translate the image to this (it’s tedious to read for us, who are used to processing such things visually): If you translate the visual questions they're no longe
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by mauvia 3y ago
I thought there was a book somewhere in the mix as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Stranger_Tides Wikipedia tells me the book inspired monkey island, the ride inspired both the book and monkey island, and the bo
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by mauvia 3y ago
The ambiguous they makes this half as likely to read "They're (the surgeons) are removing them (the appendices) because they're (the surgeons) trying to kill the patient. It's funny.
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by mauvia 3y ago
Dynamically allocated static array might be closer to truth for what they implemented, I think.
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by mauvia 3y ago
Well, std::array is meant to be a direct replacement for what jenadine mentioned, the C style of doing static arrays. I think under the hood it takes over the array initialization syntax as well (or array initialization of objects got added
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by mauvia 3y ago
I don't know if the author is looking at this comment section but small issue: > Array: Implements a dynamic array similar to std::array in C++. should read "static array". std::array requires you to state the size. C++ st
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by mauvia 3y ago
As far as I understand it, Derivative work is not exactly protected. The default is infringement, you have to prove to a judge that your derivative work is defensible because of some argument or the other (Fair use being one set of them).
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by mauvia 3y ago
The tweet you linked says the scaling they applied was uniform, which means this IS a direct 1:1 comparison. There's no absolute reference for size in 3D, so this is necessary no matter what.

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