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Comment #32042833
I see no way to get a hold of that particular soundtrack and searching the web failed me. How did you get a copy? Any tips?
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Comment #31406376
Would also highlight Martin Owens' Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMHnyL4cRYA He has been consistently putting out videos on his process and has been a (the?) main driving …
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Comment #26565204
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ever_Given vs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evergreen_Marine
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Comment #26399283
"issue" filed. My apologies for the lack of brevity. https://github.com/build2/build2/issues/135
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Comment #26398533
Very likely, yes. I'm generating my own makefiles anyways, so generating something that build2 could consume should be possible, too. Would it be appropriate to open a github issue…
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Comment #26398293
Very VERY interesting! The one thing that I'm currently struggling to find information on is dynamic dependency handling (dyndep in ninja terms). Is that something that build2 cove…
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Comment #26397875
That looks very good! I wonder if I can make it fit my file-based approach. edit: Yeah, doesn't seem like it.
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Comment #26397722
I will check it out, thank you for the suggestion - what I glanced at seems very interesting.
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Comment #26397609
I've seen it before but discarded it because since my workflow is heavily file-based, I DO need makes capacity as a build system, not just a task runner. Will check it out to see w…
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Comment #26397547
To me, the core of the syntax is: target: prereq | ooprereq recipe In my eyes, the most important thing when building something that is complex is the dependency graph and it makes…
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Comment #26397254
I just wish someone would RIIR Gnu make. I use it heavily and think it's extremely underappreciated, so instead of reinventing it, I would like to build on it. But - trying to exte…
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Comment #26167586
6 years into writing my own kind of SSC, based entirely on make. AMA ;-)
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Comment #22471689
I do understand you're not reading the replies and I'm trying to not make the same mistake that you did, so I'm not responding to the emotional content (which I could, at length, i…
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Comment #22315472
Thiel actually lampshades this himself: > Warp drive is in fact hard to take seriously because its basic physics are so far beyond the furthest reaches of our knowledge as to debil…
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Comment #22315364
Ouch, that "Subscribe today" banner should have its fonts either embedded on the page or rendered into paths. Without that, it looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/kxie7Cb
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Comment #22310402
Goodhart's law - "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." I used to work for a company that bills their customers for dev hours spent. The software they p…
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Comment #21877054
Since some people might pay again to see the "improved" version (after some of them likely saw the original version to see for themselves what all the screaming was about) - is thi…
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Comment #21855618
The frustrating thing is - the more you learn about what the OS can do, the more you realize that many programming languages and the applications written in them quite often reimpl…
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Comment #21813590
Yeah, I'm using a preprocessor to generate the makefiles from what is basically blueprints.
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Comment #21813582
Yes! It's basically a built-in stack trace! Permanently written straight to your disk! It does get unwieldy after a certain size, but that's what I'm building tooling for.
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Comment #21813299
Well, kind of. I'm using make to build a content graph, part of that is http:// dependencies. The underlying concept is that you can define protocols (https would be one) and then …
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Comment #21749361
Huh, this got me thinking. How about you just give a UUID to everything in the schema? The technical challenge with generated scripts (that you could edit by hand, but that just me…
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Comment #21657091
litegraph.js really caught my attention and I'll be looking into using it for a project unrelated to 3d editing. I had been looking for a "general purpose node editor" for a while …
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Comment #21330524
You do realize that you are writing this comment on a site literally called "Hacker News", right? (and yes, that is simply their technical blog)