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gue-ni
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About gue-ni
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Comment #49019644
Well since human culture has developed from very limited stone age culture into what we have today, we must conclude that at least _some_ people are capable of generating something…
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Comment #48190632
I think this is unfortunately wishful thinking, a lot of code is still written with traditional inheritance. It just makes unit testing with mocks much easier.
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Comment #46810060
TIL about 'units'
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Comment #46780876
How is this calculated? A suspicious amount of people (including myself) get 92%...
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Comment #45565901
A Lisp Interpreter for Linux Shell Scripting, written in C++. https://github.com/gue-ni/redstart
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Comment #44094705
A 3D terrain renderer called 'FreeFlight', using real world elevation data and aerial imagery. I am hoping to turn it into a flight simulator eventually. https://www.jakobmaier.at/…
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Comment #44059983
Fun fact: firefox also supports loading 'perf' reports: https://profiler.firefox.com/
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Comment #43842360
"High-performance" is just a meaningless buzzword if you don't have any benchmarks or performance comparisons to comparable software
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Comment #42838176
I really wish people would stop using medium.com. There is no real benefit, it is so easy to host a website and Medium keeps paywalling content that other people have written.
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Comment #40966633
Agree to selection never becomes clickable.
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Comment #40966628
I can't even read the article because the cookie banner won't close. What the hell.
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Comment #31108906
I have seen this as well.
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Comment #30446498
This has nothing to do with Web3
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Comment #30416083
It's the same for me.
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Comment #30416076
Vue is good
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Comment #29402407
I love this, looks great
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Comment #29390447
"11 asses may have been paid for the removal of manure" - the roman coin "As" makes for a funny wordplay here
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Comment #29306751
Would it be possible to do something like this for Netflix?
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Comment #29281384
Isn't this how the early AIM-9s worked?
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Comment #29186801
Ha, looks cool