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s3graham
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About s3graham
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Comment #48463788
gphoto-pull!! I've been downloading NN x 50G zips every two months like a caveman. Assuming I'm backing up in "Original", this manages to retrieve byte-identical backups?
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Comment #48377966
I'm guessing you mean dwarf, but I started on a pdb library that I'd planned to use along-side qbe eventually. (The code currently lives in a jitting-C compiler https://scot.tg/202…
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Comment #48377932
IR ( https://github.com/dstogov/ir ) is worth a look in this vein too. I personally went with QBE for my hobby project because of C-interop, but at least in my tests, I found IR mu…
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Comment #48377891
Drew and team are pretty clear about being philosophically against that idea: https://harelang.org/documentation/faq.html#will-hare-suppor...
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Comment #48377871
Quentin took pity on me and let me upstream amd64_win with my lengthy variable names and including chatty comments. :) SysV and Win x64 differ enough that the Windows code is mostl…
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Comment #48363005
(2017) Unless there's been some new announcement that I don't obviously see here?
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Comment #48347886
creatinine != creatine
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Comment #48329005
We are of course still spinning, so I'm not overly confident we haven't just glanced off a guardrail on the way to the ditch (to belabour your analogy).
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Comment #48260596
Super cool! I'm not sure if they did a writeup for m8trix (a predecessor) but I tried dissecting it around when it came out (2014): https://scot.tg/2014/05/31/amazing-code-density/…
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Comment #47241154
I used to be more of a fetishist, and still use cmd on Windows. My modding contribution from long ago: https://github.com/sgraham/cmdEx
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Comment #47127955
Oof, that scraped up frying pan in #5 should have a trigger warning.
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Comment #46621325
https://scot.tg/
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Comment #46449087
It's also pretty challenging since they're not OS-level windows any more. It's the same problem as video ad blockers and YouTube: the ads/sponsorships have just become embedded in …
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Comment #46372842
I appreciate your point, but Python was invented in .nl which wouldn't be G7 strictly speaking.
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Comment #46317061
FWIW, Sean and Alan's contribution to puzzle designs: ref: https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@nothings/115704420859870435 and: https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@draknek/1157041251023724…
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Comment #46283138
And that Sonos is terrible to its users. I had a houseful of overpriced speakers, some only 3 years old when they decided they were too old to support in their rewritten app, or so…
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Comment #46268204
I started playing a couple weeks ago (and got my Mum and one of her friends playing too). I enjoy it, but I find the clues seem a bit too easy, and honestly I'm normally terrible a…
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Comment #46227909
He rambles for "the humour bit" for a while, but I think the thrust of it is in the last two sections https://www.wheresyoured.at/nvidia-isnt-enron-so-what-is-it/... : Nvidia's val…
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Comment #45908053
Seriously, there's even that "Download" button but it goes to some weird janky browser-local storage instead of just giving me a damn file. (I don't think they'd realistically get …
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Comment #45153048
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2817406 seems like a good review.
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