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lylejantzi3rd
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Comment #48884718
I have a similar setup with 2 2016 MPB M1s connected to an LG ULTRAGEAR+ display via a UGREEN KVM and a Minthouz Dock. Switching between them got to be so annoying that I had to di…
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Comment #48665043
I agree that this isn't communicated well, but I think the idea he's going for has nothing to do with virtualization or containerization. It's reducing all application level action…
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Comment #48638275
That market is growing because of AI. Everybody I've seen use AI gets to a certain point where it breaks and they don't know how to fix it. They have a choice to make, then: ditch …
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Comment #48638179
How much does it pay, relatively? The last time I looked into jobs in the UK and in Europe, I could make more money flipping burgers in the US.
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Comment #48530090
I'm working on GPS tools to help support my current contract. I've found there are no good tools for tracing a route on a map and having a mobile device think it's traveling that r…
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Comment #48530057
It looks nice. Maybe I'll give it a shot.
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Comment #48515310
A system for instrumenting GPS routes. A user reports a location bug on their morning commute. You're 2,000 miles away. Instead of flying out to reproduce it, you replay their exac…
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Comment #48453902
A MacOS desktop app and a mobile app for instrumenting GPS routes. Screenshot here: https://x.com/LyleMakes/status/2063784301594853657/photo/1
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Comment #48440282
I ran into some interesting limitations when trying to test a friend's trip tracking application. I can record a sequence of events that includes just about anything the phone can …
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Comment #48087127
I'm working on GPS tools to help support my current contract. I've found there are no good tools for tracing a route on a map and having a mobile device think it's traveling that r…
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Comment #47743632
An old school WYSIWYG RAD GUI builder for native applications. Because I don't accept that native app development needs to suck as much as it does.
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Comment #47510281
Just because it's popular, doesn't mean it's financially successful. Take a look at YouTube. They lost money hand over fist for decades.
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Comment #47510249
> I don’t think this is necessarily what is happening. This is exactly what happened with my niece, my nephew, and all of their friends. Which isn't to say they've outgrown all of …
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Comment #47477955
But, why? It's been 30 years. You'd think somebody would have figured out how to make a decent GUI toolkit or framework.
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Comment #47334109
Probably. The RADDBG folks recently created their own debug format (RDI) to replace PDB and DWARF. Could be worth a gander. https://github.com/EpicGamesExt/raddebugger?tab=readme-o…
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Comment #46967420
Wouldn't that be more of a RAD tool, like Lazarus[0]? Or are you suggesting you could do both in the same tool? I'm not doubting it's possible, but those are two very different (an…
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Comment #46934151
We'll have to agree to disagree on this one.
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Comment #46929071
If you have patience, the first 30 or so episodes of Handmade Hero are pretty good. https://guide.handmadehero.org/code/
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Comment #46928985
Are you working on the original codebase or the OpenJK fork?
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Comment #46915820
This is a great video by SuperfastMatt on the engineering behind and evolution of the Tesla door handle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bea4FS-zDzc