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This means that it can cross-compile C and C++ programs that use the libc (glibc or musl) as well as the C++ stdlib (libstdc++ or llvm-libc++) out of the box without any kind of sysroot.
I made a film called "Searching For Kurosawa". This short documentary chronicles the story of Kawamura, a man who worked with legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa on the set of his opus "Ran". Kawamura was working in the BTS crew, but his footage got confiscated. It took almost 40 years to recover the footage and present that as his feature film. My film got screened at the Academy Award-qualifying Bali Interna…
Supporting grid, multiplayer, predictive moves, item locking and more.
https://github.com/brokenrockstudios/RockInventory
It's been interesting and challenging. Probably the most important part is I've been learning a lot.
It was a lot of fun earlier on but it's becoming less fun the more I work on it.
After 10 years in defense tech, watching missile attacks in Ukraine and the Middle East made it clear how little most people really get about air defense. So I'm builiding this simulator which drops you into the operator’s seat. You can test out different scenarios and build an air defense network against various types of threats (stats from real world). Also have Ukraine, Israel-Iran scenarios. https://airdefense.de…
1. Upload photos of your family members (or describe them if you don't want to upload)
2. Select a topic
3. See draft book
4. Make edits if you want
5. Order book
6. Read book to your kids
7. Read book to your kids
8. Continue on loop
Building https://www.typequicker.com Long-term, passion project of mine - I'm hoping to make this the best typing platform. Just launched the MVP last month. The core idea of the app is focusing on using natural text. I don't think typing random words (like what some other apps do) is the most effective way to improve typing. We offer many text topics to type (trivia, literature, etc) where you type text snippets. We…
You can drag and drop links from YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Kick.
You can watch multiple streams at once in a grid and/or navigate quickly and smoothly from one single stream to another.
You can add or remove streams, save mixes for later, and share mixes via URL.
It works best on a really big screen and it's decent on a laptop. Phones aren't really supported at this point. If you have a large, secondary monitor off to the side, that's ideal for passively viewing a lot of streams. Happy to answer any questions.