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GPUI-CE: A GPU-Accelerated UI Framework for Rust by the makers of Zed(gpui-ce.github.io)
2 points by sagacity 1d ago|0 comments
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SpaceTimeDB(spacetimedb.com)
2 points by sagacity 2d ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 6d ago
That heading is the smoking gun.
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No Graphics API(github.com)
2 points by sagacity 8d ago|0 comments
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Punktfunk – Game streaming that outgrew GameStream(punktfunk.unom.io)
2 points by sagacity 13d ago|0 comments
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PNGine: Declarative WebGPU in S-Expressions(hugodaniel.com)
2 points by sagacity 23d ago|0 comments
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Joining Cursor(arslan.io)
4 points by sagacity 1mo ago|0 comments
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Rust SIMD on the GPU(vectorware.com)
222 points by sagacity 1mo ago|115 comments
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by sagacity 1mo ago
Yes, this is pretty much what REDCODE is.
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Why a Generic Open-Source Project Cant Also Be a Successful Civil Rights Project(chrismcdonough.substack.com)
3 points by sagacity 1mo ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 3mo ago
The article is about arcade games.
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by sagacity 4mo ago
You can just right-click and hide it, though.
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by sagacity 4mo ago
It also really depends on whether you pick your battles or not. If an engineer complains every detail of a system then you get a "boy who cried wolf" effect at some point.
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by sagacity 4mo ago
This is genuinely a really fun way to browse Wikipedia. Only drawback is that folder names that contain ellipsis don't show the full name when clicked.
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by sagacity 4mo ago
Oof, that first example (the idiomatic C++26 way) looks so foreign if you're mostly used to C++11.
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Cost of enum-to-string: C++26 reflection vs. the old ways(vittorioromeo.com)
96 points by sagacity 4mo ago|179 comments
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by sagacity 5mo ago
Clearly if that was the actual issue I would've been able to get it working :) The thing is, I was online, I had a working internet connection (and confirmed this by doing the 'utilman' hang to get a command prompt and gettin
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by sagacity 5mo ago
I've reinstalled using this trick, so this issue won't bite me again in the future.
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by sagacity 5mo ago
Yeah, so, to be clear: I'm fairly sure Linux will also have its fair share of issues that I occasionally would have to repair. I don't necessarily even have a problem with Windows occasionally needing a bit of hand-holding, either
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by sagacity 5mo ago
I recently got locked out of my machine because logging in with the mandatory Microsoft account-backed primary user of my machine didn't work anymore. It said I was offline and I had to use the "previous password" even though
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by sagacity 5mo ago
Sure, but do you diagnose cables so often that you need a permanent icon in the menu bar? Following that logic, every application you use more than a handful of times should live there. Anyway. I'm not trying to argue, I think this is
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by sagacity 5mo ago
This is pretty nice, but why do a lot of Mac apps insist on living in the menu bar?
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by sagacity 5mo ago
Ah yes, like those EUV machines America and China have worked on.
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by sagacity 5mo ago
Dreams uses SDFs though?
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by sagacity 5mo ago
To be fair, it's mostly an evergreen skill because people don't know how to exit.
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Fret is a GPU-first Rust UI framework(github.com)
1 points by sagacity 5mo ago|1 comments
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by sagacity 5mo ago
The argument is that it is older software in the sense that it's unmaintained because better alternatives exist. Also, I don't believe it is fair to dismiss skeptics as inventing reasons. If anything, "believers" are ben
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by sagacity 5mo ago
There are plenty of size limited competitions, too (256 bytes, 4k, 8k, 64k) and competitions for old-school platforms.
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Data Inheritance(github.com)
2 points by sagacity 6mo ago|0 comments
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Resurrecting Sinistar: A Cyber-Archaeology Documentary [video](youtube.com)
3 points by sagacity 6mo ago|0 comments

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