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by voppe 5y ago
I can't overstate how good Elixir + LiveView is, especially for prototyping. I have been experimenting with it ever since it first came out, mostly games, and I have to say that building even simple multiplayer games is a lot of fun. A
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by voppe 6y ago
I understand what you're saying, but with Facebook it's different, because it's tied to your real identity, which changes the context a lot compared to other services. In my case, because of that, getting a Facebook account i
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by voppe 6y ago
I tried both and it's much better than Mastodon IMO due to how much more lightweight, faster and easier to deploy it is. Maybe it has less features, but they're fully worth the sacrifice.
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by voppe 6y ago
Well damn, that is much more understandable and super interesting. Thank you! It seems to be some sort of in-page browser tab? Let's see what that brings. (besides interactive advertising , obviously)
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by voppe 6y ago
My first thought was "I absolutely love this" and sure enough it's the first comment that pops up. I remember a 24/7 livestream that ran on Youtube some time ago that only played drive-throughs of Tokyo videos while chee
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by voppe 6y ago
Of course it is you! Astounding work as always. Thanks!
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by voppe 6y ago
>there's no reason you'd ever want to revoke control of a domain Careful with those words. Experience taught me that if there isn't a reason to ever want to do that, reality will eventually provide you with one.
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by voppe 6y ago
Sorry, I don't have a solid reference, I'm mostly watching snippets of random youtube videos and trying stuff out on my own and putting the pieces together as I don't have the patience to sit through a course. Also, I'm
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by voppe 6y ago
I agree with the first statement. I'd go as far as saying that Unity is the JavaScript of game development. Sure, when you start out you get out results FAST, but then you run into limitations, weird behaviours and quirks that have to
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by voppe 6y ago
The only takeaway I get from this article is... Why is Nix? And from skimming along the comments, both on HN and on Disqus, there's a lot of confused people trying to understand/describe the difference between Nix and Docker, be
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by voppe 6y ago
I understand the feeling, but from my experience it fades away pretty quickly once you get the feeling of the language. These days I'm working again with Rust to add a new feature to a project after not touching it for months, and that
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by voppe 6y ago
I've been using UE4 for VR development as a hobby for the last year or so. I have to say that I was against Blueprints and had quite to fight with myself to give them a chance, but once you get used to it it's not that bad. IMO
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by voppe 6y ago
This just keeps getting better and better. Thank you for your effort. I'm a big fan, Elixir + Phoenix is excellent enough, and LiveView is what really sealed the deal for me as the perfect web development stack. It's simple, it&#x
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by voppe 7y ago
This is absolutely great. The RPi was already exceptional for its price point, and this version seems to address the few problems it had (lack of Gigabit, USB speed and RAM capacity) and add onto it even more features. It almost seems too g
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by voppe 9y ago
Raw performance means nothing, it's just yet another metric that can be traded off in favor of other aspects that make up a good application. In VSCode's case, it was traded off in favor of ease of development, which spurred an ex
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by voppe 10y ago
Apples and oranges. 3D TVs and cinemas serve no new purpose. There is objectively little to no difference between watching a movie in 3D or in 2D, it is literally a gimmick to attract customers. VR, on the other hand, is completely unpreced