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rweichler
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Comment #48471005
That being said I think the harnesses are only getting better. And maybe we will get multi-modal models that understand architecture eventually. But the growing-the-blob-of-text tr…
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Comment #48469764
I can attest to this, I had a very simple 20-line shader that I asked Claude to do a basic 90-degree rotation on it, and it just completely got it wrong. Frequently adds pointless …
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Comment #48071667
freenode was run by imbeciles
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Comment #48071656
The IRC servers I idled in simply never went down. Sounds impossible, I know. You can choose to believe me or not.
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Comment #48068122
Times like this make me miss the IRC days, I was just able to reproduce a bug in an semi-open-source project, and Discord went down right in the middle of me sending my findings. N…
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Comment #47911769
I'm with you. This entire game has already played out in the iOS jailbreak scene.
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Comment #47468774
For some things there is nothing better than xxd. It is so simple.
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Comment #47463779
Yeah xxd is the correct answer. If you don't want to install a dependency and have Lua installed, or if you're just feeling a little bit frisky, you can use my function which is Pr…
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Comment #47221840
This is why I went with GNUstep. All of the APIs are 1:1 with Apple's, including the runtime (which is very important imo). It has AppKit support as well; its AppKit implementation…
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Comment #46369104
I read this comment, about to snap back with an anecdote how I as a 13 year old was able to learn Lua quite easily, and then I stopped myself because that wasn't productive, then p…
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Comment #46250423
As a complete noob to the space, as an individual, who doesn't care about being "hireable" or whatever, which one has the highest ROI? OpenTofu?
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Comment #46010093
Srs question, I keep reading everywhere from experienced people Wayland sucks. I need to start learning of these stacks, should I go with Wayland or should I go with Xorg? If I did…
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Comment #45463464
It does. https://github.com/q66/cffi-lua One of these days I'll port OpenResty to use PUC Lua and this FFI.
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Comment #45458430
I guess it provides less freedom/flexibility on the dev side. You're forced to use LuaJIT, and you're forced to buy into OpenResty's coroutine paradigm where global variables act w…
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Comment #45142609
Yeah, seems like the power law is at play here. I made my test harness in 2020 so I didn't have a choice as Lima didn't exist back then. I should have waited a year. I'll certainly…
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Comment #45140003
Interesting, thanks. Looks much better than Docker/Podman. But seems to suffer from the same incentive issue. I think I'll stick with my raw QEMU setup, Lima seems like QEMU + batt…
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Comment #45139352
On the topic of ditching Docker, has anyone else created a custom test harness with QEMU? I feel like I'm the only person doing it this way. QEMU's target userbase is emulators in …
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Comment #44909024
> This is now my 5th time writing the GUI part of Ghostty from scratch: [...] once on macOS with SwiftUI, then on macOS with AppKit plus SwiftUI [...] Ha, that's a nice way of word…
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Comment #44239031
Cook is not "about to be CEO longer than Steve Jobs", he was also CEO from 1976-1985
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Comment #44238795
That's unfortunate, I would read Creative Selection if I were you
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Comment #44229769
Mind throwing some links my way? I love me some Scott Forstall anecdotes. Here, I'll start: - https://randsinrepose.com/archives/innovation-is-a-fight/ - https://youtu.be/IiuVggWNq…
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Comment #44229015
When Cook became CEO, all of this was inevitable. I used to blame Jobs for not picking Forstall as his successor, but it recently dawned on me that it was never his choice to begin…