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whou
1mo ago
As a paulista, I actually like street graffiti in big cities, a lot of times I don't think they look ugly at all. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I guess. I think that skate park is even better with street graffiti. If I see a sk
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whou
3mo ago
I love Java-style GUIs though.
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whou
8mo ago
Apparently they are planning to also open source the game client in the future [1], which seems cool. [1]: https://bitcraftonline.com/news/bitcraft-open-sourcing-updat...
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whou
8mo ago
yes, C LSP servers can deal with the preprocessor just fine, even the trickier C preprocessor "hacks". clangd is built on top of clang, after all.
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whou
9mo ago
Slay the Spire!
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whou
9mo ago
If you don't have compiler restrictions, C23 is also a pleasure to write. `typeof`, `constexpr`, `#embed`, `nullptr`, attributes and all.
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whou
9mo ago
Oh man. Everything about this guy looks entirely AI made. Am I being paranoid or does even his GitHub profile picture[0] is AI? Taking an even slightly closer look, it just looks like this is an entirely fake developer, what the actual hell
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whou
9mo ago
Awesome project I just came across, but I would be wary for how good or functional the implementation is. The author also did a WGSL compiler in Go[0], and is using this WebGPU implementation for a Go graphics library[1]. Cool to see one mo
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GoGPU – Pure Go WebGPU Implementation
(github.com)
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whou
9mo ago
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Cabin – Modern, Cargo-like package manager and build system for C++
(cabinpkg.com)
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whou
9mo ago
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whou
10mo ago
Cool curiosities! The chocolate quake source port is great as well. I've always wondered why there wasn't a chocolate doom equivalent for quake. It was nice to see its announcement earlier this year, so I've been quietly foll
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whou
11mo ago
> All western economies are socialist nowadays. There doesn't exist any hyper-capitalistic economies. What hyper-capitalistic economies are you talking about? What? How are any of "western economies" socialist AT ALL?? Do
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whou
1y ago
I'd recommend everyone to take a look and read some of dte's source code. It's a great example of beautifully written modern C code.
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whou
1y ago
Totally! I loved using Pocket when I wasn't that crazy for FOSS advocacy. I've been checking their repos and forums here and there over the years to check if they open sourced everything, since that's been a promise since 201
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GTK Blueprint – Experimental markup language and compiler for GTK 4 UI
(gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org)
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whou
1y ago
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whou
2y ago
Fennec on F-Droid
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Web3 pumpfun memecoin ticker is added to Sci-Hub
(hachyderm.io)
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2y ago
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Despite Sanctions, North Koreans Continue to Use Foreign Technology
(recordedfuture.com)
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2y ago
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whou
2y ago
Selaco is also another jaw dropping example of a modern game using the GZDoom engine!
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whou
3y ago
there's glad ( https://github.com/Dav1dde/glad ) which you can use as a single .c file + .h header that defines OpenGL stuff or a single header-only file. I use it on all of my OpenGL projects!
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Don't write Rust like it's Java
(jgayfer.com)
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3y ago
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whou
3y ago
why should there be a reason to? if there are people that are interested in developing it (even if you solely is the only one interested), who cares?
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Godot-rust devlog: FFI optimizations and benchmarking
(godot-rust.github.io)
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3y ago
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3y ago
- modern, clean and pretty UI - simple encryption support. should be able to set it up with a couple clicks and don't have to worry about it - seamless synchronization between devices - quick push notifications that don't require
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whou
3y ago
source code: https://github.com/lamarrr/stx you aren't crazy, I also thought it was very weird that there weren't any links
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STX – C++17 and C++ 20 error-handling and utility extensions
(lamarrr.github.io)
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3y ago
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Embrace the Kinda
(blog.sunfishcode.online)
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3y ago
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Why We Are Choosing Go?
(medium.com)
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whou
4y ago
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