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cdaringe
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About cdaringe
Socials: - github.com/cdaringe - linkedin.com/in/cdaringe
Interests: Cycling, Gaming, Hiking, Investment, Mentorship, Open Source, Programming, Privacy, Robotics, Remote Work, Technology, Web Development
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Comment #49245371
- Multiplayer Mario Builder 64, via Coop DX. Pretty much done, with playtested macos builds. - Adding bezier curve support, adding Western duplex support, to kle-ng for keyboard fa…
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Comment #48386138
Compile to js target and leverage v8 compiler cache? I dunno, just riffing. You’re probably BEAMing vs js runtime-ing for server workloads, but periodically i compile to node and d…
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Comment #48149871
Pretty decent question set. Thanks!
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Comment #48149709
The title is maybe misleading. The linked page is a request for it. The artifact doesn’t actually exist
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Comment #48075845
Thats how i noodled thru it internally
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Comment #48037041
A robust rebuttal. It’s how i prefer all of my images
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Comment #48023969
Disappointing. Not surprising.
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Comment #48010539
I bought some dope weight lifting shoes last week. 46 bucks after shipping, 175 new. I’m pretty stoked on that. I was looking for a 3090 recently too and i did see the 0 rep seller…
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Comment #47859523
Surely by section 7 well be talking (or have talked) about effect systems
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Comment #47624127
I thought the music was perfect fwiw
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Comment #47547679
It’s painful for me to watch senior engineers drag windows around and resize, hunt and peck for what they’re looking for. I suppose that’s what an emacs user may think of me when I…
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Comment #47521681
A horse without gear is a wild animal. Slap on a saddle, some reigns, and training and it’s suddenly a transport vehicle. AI products can and do help make the raw models applicable…
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Comment #47441608
I wrote https://jsr.io/@cdaringe/ralphmania which has a lot of feature overlap. cook looks more polished. 1. How do you handle worktree merge conflicts and/or integration validatio…
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Comment #47325616
Killer latte art
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Comment #47126677
I played online once with a friend. He immediately rushed to make one soldier and that sole solider obliterated my tiny base immediately. Lesson learned. Sheep can wait
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Comment #47011176
it’s modern, i heard
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Comment #46915180
Dynamic flow building is something I long wanted, for which we externalized to an external service s.t we could have our dummy CI pull task on many parallel workers after an initia…
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Comment #46915082
Yes AND… more. He discusses your (correct) sentiment before and during his bash temptation segment. It’s only one of the gripes, but imho this one’s the 80%/pareto
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Comment #46838062
sources?
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Comment #46834535
Sure is. I did rad in deno a few years ago. https://cdaringe.github.io/rad/ I may be the author and only user but i still use it frequently and it was worth the effort just for my …
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Comment #46781837
Bummer. mRNA vax is cool tech. I don’t know how much Moderna slowing up on it impacts rest of industry or RoW
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Comment #46767718
APE is referenced a few times. Can you expand on how you leverage it in the underlying transfer tool? Seems all python—i expected some C
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Comment #46727652
Exactly. “I love those **holes” is my fond sentiment. I rarely talk to them anymore but we all still consider each other best friends for life
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Comment #46592918
I love and use xfce, but it “just works” for me only ~98%. Window snapping dimensions are oft still wrong, i get visual artifacts sometimes , etc. minor issues. With gnome i may no…
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Comment #46577616
Ya masterfully crafted