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thezipcreator
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About thezipcreator
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Comment #48003360
this is possible in rust, albeit with a lot of shenanigans. See this article where someone made a GC in rust where the external references are bound to a specific GC via a unique l…
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Comment #47359935
fair enough, I suppose
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Comment #47355735
seems pointless to extract `handle_suspend` here. There are very few reasons to extract code that isn't duplicated in more than one place; it's probably harder to read to extract t…
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Comment #47355662
> And I don't know any other languages that don't parse a carriage return. fair enough.
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Comment #47355640
you can just expose javascript functionality as a component, if need be
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Comment #47355628
I would think you could treat it as a normal GC reference and then just drop the resource when the GC collects the object.
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Comment #47346867
I still don't understand how they managed to make a build system as bad as Gradle. It's like they tried to make it as horrible as possible to use.
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Comment #47346847
sure, but when I've written zig this has never been an issue for me. `defer` makes memory management really easy. If you want to auto-generate destructors, zig has really good comp…
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Comment #47346841
I'm not sure why you shouldn't make your compiler accept CRs (weird design decision), but fixing it on the user-side isn't exactly hard either. I don't know an editor that doesn't …
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Comment #47346742
We've had machine translation for a while and I don't think anybody particularly thinks of it as a bad thing? Writing something and then having a machine directly translate it (pos…
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Comment #47346699
The WASM component model is really cool in that you can export basically anything as a component and use it in basically anything else that can compile to WASM and understand compo…
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Comment #47346685
I disagree. That's how WASM is now, and I guess that's fine, but that's not all it could be. I really think it would be awesome if you could write code for the web in your preferre…
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Comment #47346639
webassembly components use a borrow checking model[1], so I assume that would be used to manage DOM components? I'm not exactly sure how this works when binding it to GC languages.…
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Comment #47346620
iirc webassembly components need to explicitly import anything they use, so it should be transparent which dependencies something has by just grepping its WIT for `import`
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Comment #47299704
what's with people inventing new torment nexuses every few weeks? could you people just chill, please?
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Comment #47172921
pochastic starrot
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Comment #47001597
`bool` is useful as a communication device; if you just use `int` (or `int32_t` or whatever) then it's not exactly clear that the value can only hold `1` or `0` unless you explicit…
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Comment #47001319
cursorless ( https://www.cursorless.org/ ) is basically spoken vim it isn't for LLMs at all really but if you want to do code editing via voice it seems like it'd be really good fo…
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Comment #47001085
instead they made (or funded? not exactly sure) il2cpp which is a batshit compiler that compiles IL to C++ for better performance, I guess. sidenote, I wonder how many other low-le…
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Comment #47001070
this is the main issue I think with D, yeah. regarding kitchen-sink-ness it's at least nowhere near as bad as C++, but that bar is basically below the ground anyway so it's not muc…
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Comment #47001061
what are you referring to regarding Java? I'm aware C# has AOT (and il2cpp for Unity projects) but I don't recall hearing about any sort of Java native binary that isn't just shipp…
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Comment #46984509
this doesn't answer any questions about this game, but I found this GDC talk about Noita pretty interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prXuyMCgbTc
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Comment #46984438
not sure if that's a direct comparison to bladerunner. I've not watched/read it but just skimming the wikipedia article, replicants seem to have human-level sapience; I think the c…
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Comment #46984413
did you read the post? I think > I wonder what underclass of people like that exists today. was a subtle hint to what you are talking about.
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Comment #46984401
> is longer and more ambiguous than the naive Python implementation write it in lojban instead, ez