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cristeigabriel
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Comment #39053571
What a bullshit response.
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Comment #39048262
And we help them out for their own sake, so that they can live a life of their own eventually.
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Comment #39042954
I think you forget the fact that his son has 0 ability for self-preservance. In some cases, we may make things that have no chance to exist on their own, persist, but in this case,…
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Comment #39042929
I believe it's selfish to keep somebody going when they have absolutely 0 ability for self-maintenance.
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Comment #39040512
Seconded. For reference, I have experience with this kind of scenario first hand (helping care, and living with, somebody with dementia combined with complete immobility and many o…
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Comment #38718217
The questions would come from reading a paper in particular. Have a question? Ask away. That's how I'd use it personally.
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Comment #38718197
I am aware. I am asserting the distinction there.
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Comment #38718182
Since words have to mean stuff, I would definitely call it immediate mode, it's not trivial at all to hack a generic retained mode UI library into being as flexible to what's on sc…
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Comment #38713742
It does require some state in the back for everything to work as it does.
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Comment #38713134
I think it fits, Dear ImGui is the most popular immediate mode GUI, and it's what most people think of when they hear "imgui" even though I've seen people shorten "immediate mode G…
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Comment #38713042
ImGui supports multiple text rasterizers.
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Comment #38713035
Egui is not the "Rust version" of ImGui. There's libraries which allow for ImGui in other languages by applying the hourglass pattern first (making a C api for the C++ api), to all…
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Comment #38712974
I believe you mean the (general) transparency of state? But yes, that's quite great when you're getting stuff together quickly. It's even used for more serious stuff, where immedia…
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Comment #38611633
Seconded!:)
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Ask HN: I mastered a trade, how do I keep that up while working towards another?
I made the question broad, I'm intetested in how one can be a master at something, in perpetual re-actualization, and somehow make time for another "trade" to work towards (not for…
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Comment #38567191
Do you have something like exceptions and segments? Itd be cool if it didn't IMO (besides for permission situations, I guess)
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Comment #38565799
So lovely!
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Comment #38536282
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38521453
It makes sense, it's a perfect advertisement of their superiority.
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Comment #38521419
Very nice. A parallel, I've been working on an emulator project recently, implementing my own disassembler, and I keep thinking about how I would turn patterns of machine code into…
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Comment #38490986
To advertise "finesse of macOS", you should deliver on that
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Comment #38489311
Whilst I agree, it was just a development on what I perceive to be their vision. I address this particular point in another comment in this comment thread.
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Comment #38489245
Sure, but I don't think that is the issue here.
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Comment #38488520
I think there is a critical error in the judgement you make here, we can see that they advertise[0] the finesse of macOS. But what does this really mean? Let's think about it. But …