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makapuf

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    Comment #49070654

    They may be troubled but Codeberg owes them precisely nothing

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    Comment #49051881

    Does Haiku count ?

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    Comment #49051876

    Indeed, 2000s are my fav globally

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    Comment #49051858

    Exactly, and more broadly ALL of them are a variation of bgcolor + border-radius + padding + font (type, size). No funky shape, borders, FX, 3D / relief or even shadow, pixels... E…

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    Comment #48881155

    Its not a computer, its a small device. You dont have many unknown peripheral you dont have other programs. The memory and peripherals are there, just use them. Heap is complicated…

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    Comment #48793666

    I find the opposite to be true. I'm much less in control when prompting than programming. So I can be much more in the flow during programming and 8h (well stopping to lunch) can b…

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    Comment #48793592

    I'm 100% behind it, but would regulation of financial markets and balanced tax policy do for global warming ? Sure heavy regulation of industries and fossil fuels usage but financi…

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    Comment #48793581

    Sure those heatwaves are murderous, but I think the earlier they come, the earlier real action is taken. The worst could be a very slow response.

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    Comment #48793562

    What strikes me is the relative sharp change. CO2 has been rising since, what 250 years ? However real effects of global warming seems to be felt since, like 10 years old ?

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    Comment #48697909

    You talk about Europe then only give Germany examples ..? Is that a German only problem ?

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    Comment #48524711

    Exactly, you should optimize for quality and have a high bar forbit but I'm not sure sacrificing framerate for pixel perfect rendering or perfect subpixel antialiasing and composit…

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    Comment #48474177

    "a bunch of nice graphics being manipulated with code" does sum up quite a bit of the videogame industry, including GTA VI ...

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    Comment #48279792

    docker images and ubuntu releases use an adjective, this could at least allow some alternatives like bold/supreme/decisive/depressed eagle (or just use battery staple)

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    Comment #48173655

    I havent seen many desktop like workflows on it with several "big" apps open (and running cpu) at the same time, most ive seen was one software at a time or games. Cooperating with…

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    Comment #47660403

    Funny because I rewrote a bad port of dragons lair for a custom console with a tiny engine and huge dataset relatively, each frame having one "if press X goto frame Y" instruction.…

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    Comment #47604385

    This time is a global average, including non working people or part time people.

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    Comment #47604359

    The curious data point is that on this graph poverty seems to have strongly reduced during covid. Less poor.

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    Comment #47598049

    How was this generated ? I'm quite sure "with ai/claude code" but what are the actual steps ?

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    Comment #47554074

    You can buy this bad boy [attiny11] with no ram, only registers. https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/1006S.pdf

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    Comment #47552346

    Curious about the workload, but as Im trying to make a tool about json, what are those files compressed with? What is the size of the average file ? What is their structure (ndjson…

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    Comment #47501483

    Frankly I don't know why we still have laptops. Honestly I think my mobile with a usbc base for screen and usb would perfectly work in a hardware pov. I don't know if Android would…

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    Comment #47499519

    Currently working exactly on that https://gitlab.com/makapuf/treewalker (even if it could always use some love)

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    Comment #47486614

    Compilers won't do multiplication by power of two to bit shift for you ? I remember reading in ~2000: the only thing writing a<<2 instead of a/4 will do is make your compiler yawn

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    Comment #47441622

    2. BigCo owns ProjectOne now 3a. Bigco is now free to release version N+1 as closed source only. 3b. Community can still fork the older version and work on it, but BigCo can contin…