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gladimdim
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Comment #49040359
So, i will self host all of mh gh mirrors on synology. Never liked strange us/eu "communities" with their strange values anyways
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Comment #49040355
So, only self hosting. Gonna mirror my github repos on my synology!
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Comment #48965814
I am still shocked Spain/Italy and USA are considered 'first world' countries. We are not in 70s or even 90s anymore. I've been to China in 2011 also thinking I am visiting some hu…
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Comment #48965784
I got an ASUS Rog Gladius III Wireless with my Asus ROG laptop. Thought it was a 'free' crap but damned. It is so good and lightweight. Has 3 modes: wifi, BT, cord. Now at my house…
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Comment #48965771
I had a razer mouse and headphones, which from time to time crashed their driver server or whatever and nothing could help until the cold restart of the PC and a laptop. Razer. Nev…
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Comment #35902310
On contra, my dart telegram bot runs on the same machine. I have to restart it weekly. Even when the load is 0. LMAO
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Comment #35902303
I use it for my interactive-fiction backend and to host save files for another game. Nothing fancy, just a web server getting file and saving them. Like a KV-storage. I have deploy…
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Comment #25941250
Some of us (me, for example :) have to spend multiple weeks a year to draw the design architecture of certain parts of the product. During engineering meetings everybody raised the…
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Comment #25881442
and a video interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xrL2d5omuA
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Comment #24322463
I am still in love of Settlers III and IV. I used to play with my sister via some direct LAN feature. Still remember how she gathered shitload of level 3 generals and I discovered …
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Comment #24322442
I am building a 2D-scroller-voxel game that has Settlers like economy model: https://locadeserta.com/sloboda/ (better viewed from mobile devices) It has PWA and Android support: ht…
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Comment #23773979
You can also use Flutter Inspector - a UI tree representing your runtime layout. It allows to quickly jump between widgets
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Comment #23445437
I have been using Endel app: https://apps.apple.com/ua/app/endel-focus-sleep-relax/id1346... in last 6 months. It has a procedural generated music. Depending on your task and bio r…
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Comment #23324211
I have been using Pharo as the backend for my turn-based game. It is such a relief to have the always ready live environment. Together with Flutter (another live env) I can create …
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Comment #21798121
Haha! We did the same with our interactive-fiction game. At first we started with Twine but quickly switched to Inky format. But their libs for Java/Objective-C are not very good s…
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Comment #21798055
My friend and I used the Twine and then Inkle formats for our interactive fiction game. But these formats produce unreadable JSONs and require custom editors to edit them. Also, th…
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Comment #16338865
I would say the same words! Also we (ReasonML acolytes) now have such great posts and book from Axel :D
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Comment #16316021
I have replied to this question on SO [1], here is quote: In a large application you will need a lot of features, which are provided by default in ReasonML: strict types, runtime v…
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Comment #14373781
Their AdSense is written in Dart Angular, so I guess it is not so unpleasant to use. It just did not get hype as TS did 1 year ago.
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Comment #13307753
I could agree with you one year ago. But after latest upgrade to macOS I got so many issues on my MacBook Air and MacBook Pro that I decided 'enough is enough' :)
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Comment #13307739
I switched to Windows 10 (Microsoft Surface 4 Pro) after ~15 years of using Linux and 5 years of MacOS. In Bash (based on Ubuntu) 99% of utilities just work. I can use npm, install…
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Comment #12952017
it is about 2000 lines
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Comment #12950910
At work we developed internal tool in Elm + elm-mdl for listening to specific events and notifying developer on their status change. It takes about 5 minutes to understand what is …
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Comment #11351473
On DigitalOcean instance I cannot even use browserify+minify+babel6 cause npm process is killed by host (it consumes > 512Mb of RAM). So I have to manually run browserify + babel t…