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Comment #47688809
That makes a lot of sense, thanks for clarifying!
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Comment #47687962
What I'm wondering for a while now: How do the game streaming services run the Denuvo titles? Do they get special builds? They will not run on bare metal hardware but in some kind …
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Comment #40364495
See also: https://github.com/corsix/ffi-reflect/
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Comment #40245161
Battery life is a weird way to compare these technologies. It does not matter if you dispatch your draw calls or the retained mode framework does it for you - if you have new data …
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Comment #40128718
Well, AnyDesk allows screen sharing from i-Devices, not sure about remote control though.
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Comment #33964491
My wife and I wanted to travel around Europe on a tight budget for a month. As we didn’t care for the order we’d visit each location I built a multi-stop-with-some-constraint fligh…
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Comment #32236805
Well, if you don't mind (or like) living in a small village, Black Forest area. Housing is very affordable for good standard houses (just bought 170sqm house for 450k with renewabl…
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Comment #32176522
Sure, if you’re replacing functionality/processes then you’re right. I was thinking of adding/integrating new processes. That’s imho the harder task because you usually have less d…
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Comment #32176472
That’s what I was trying to say. It’s our job to read what they need instead of trying to do exactly as they say
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Comment #32169129
This. Well, minus point 3 or include the user feedback in your goals. Also keep in mind that most people cannot articulate what they really want but most of the time they will comp…
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Comment #31981261
What’s more important, your job or your family? Family? Quit/Pause your job. At least for half a year. You’re trying to rush a relationship, that’s just not possible. Go traveling,…
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Comment #31860856
Not quite useless but more like a one shot use: I spent some days building a flight/train route optimizer for traveling to N cities, staying at least M days while minimizing travel…
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Comment #31477179
Thanks, I see many contributions dangeling on the wrong repo now, which is sad :(
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Comment #31477020
Won't this fail when the file is not gzipped but, for example, zstd compressed?
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Comment #31449993
We travel a lot. Experiencing different cultures and landscapes never gets old for us. My wife will take her laptop because she’d miss her work, I won’t :)
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Comment #31449801
https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile Would be one example. You can subscribe to premium features and all the stuff is open source.
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Comment #31449521
Well, you do but usually within the same process. I usually don’t because DearImgui exists and I usually do simulation stuff which benefits from the immediate mode approach.
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Comment #31449436
So the user is waiting 30min and watches the progress bar? What’s your frontend used for? If the progress bar is everything then maybe you should just build a command line app.
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Comment #31449206
That’s how Elizabeth Keen died.
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Comment #31448633
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraftwerk_Datteln 40% ~ 400MW of this coal plant go directly to DB. They argue that it’s only used for freight and not for public transport but meh …
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Comment #31408443
Well, there is https://scilua.org/ I'm not a numerics guy, so I've no idea if this fits. But I like LuaJIT and use it as my "scriptable C runtime".
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Comment #31081747
Yeah, if both agree to play again! This would prevent random encounters with wait only victory.
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Comment #30909820
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5eo8nz_niiM Fun to watch their DC :)
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Comment #30909574
You could export a varargs function and use this to call the appropriate Lua function, I guess.
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Comment #30035614
Thats what made me smile to :) Swap trying to swap RAM to RAM then suddemly: swap recursion :)