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hono4kami

@ hono4kami @piefed.social

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  • How have you made art with code?

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  • Ah, the real generative art, before 'AI generative "art"'

    You should look into shader art. Basically "drawing" using code that runs purely inside GPU. Which reminds me I recently found an artist that does this with code that fit within Twitter character limit. Sadly I can not remember the name rn.

    Edit: the artist I was thinking of is XorDev

  • we need more users

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  • I can totally tolerate Bluesky being too political. But the US-centric attitude there annoys me very much.

    No, Threadiverse isn't much better. I have repeated this criticism of being US-centric countless of times to the point I sound like a broken record.

    I'm so done with this whole thing

  • we need more users

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  • I went to Discord and Bluesky. Yeah Bluesky can be political + US centric as heck but thankfully other niches still have major presence... unlike Lemmy and the whole threadiverse.

  • we need more users

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  • if it wants to survive, it needs more people, with more interesting topic.

    I've been repeating this since 2024 to the point I sound like a broken record: It's ironic how you can't spell fediverse without diverse, yet it feels like the whole place feels so un-diverse.

  • [Answered] Does Lemmy need a fork or a rewrite due to its maintainers views?

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  • PieFed is not even a fork, btw, it's a completely different software

  • Suggestions for first C project

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  • AH!! Speaking of that, there is an excellent (and free) book about Network Programming available online, check it out: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/

  • Practical Data-Oriented Design - a talk by Andrew Kelley

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  • Ah, will take a look. Thanks

  • Practical Data-Oriented Design - a talk by Andrew Kelley

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  • in my game engine, alongside with Entity Component System

    You make your own game engine?

    Yeah, I came across the concept of ECS while I was trying out a game engine called Bevy. It was interesting but like many framework made using Rust, it has too many abstraction or macros. It's not always a bad thing & I totally get why it's like that, but I want something more lower level for learning purpose.

    So I searched around for more low-level stuff and found this talk by Andrew Kelley. Also I'm currently trying to create some city-sim game using Raylib and Zig, and I plan to try to apply to the game I'm making. It's my first time trying to properly make a game so it's gonna take a while lol

  • Practical Data-Oriented Design - a talk by Andrew Kelley

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  • not sure who lunduke is & why we're talking about it under a post about data-oriented design :/

  • Practical Data-Oriented Design - a talk by Andrew Kelley

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  • Huh, what interview?

    Yeah, it's such an interesting concept, and I like how Andrew not only explains the concepts well in such a short time, he also explains how he applies to Zig's compiler at the later part of the talk. Even more interesting, (CMIIW) data-oriented programming originated from game development, but as we can see it can also be applied everywhere else

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    Practical Data-Oriented Design - a talk by Andrew Kelley

  • I ****ing hate Science (2021)

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  • Note: the title is very click-baity but otherwise it's a really good article about empirical software engineering.

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    I ****ing hate Science (2021)

    buttondown.com /hillelwayne/archive/i-ing-hate-science/

  • A goodbye to kbin ...

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  • I just hope he's doing well. I would also like to say thank you for developing Kbin, and for maintaining kbin.social for as long as you could.

  • Why do iphone users still see their phones as a status symbol

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  • It's expensive

  • Why are GitHub accounts mass following accounts?

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  • 201k followings is insane! I've seen some GitHub account that do this but not to this extent. As to why, I am really not sure. It's not like they'll sell the account like with IG or other places

  • You guys have any conversation starters to offer a poor lemming?

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  • Our climate is getting so bad it's becoming a very good conversation starters. Hehe, a bit dark but it's actually true. Don't know how to start a conversation? Just ask about yesterday's weather and comment about how hot or cold yesterday was. Or maybe ask about how it's getting hotter or getting colder each year.

  • Nissin or Maruchan? (Chicken Flavor)

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  • Indomie :p

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    What OST (soundtrack) always cheers you up?

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  • Super Mario Galaxy 2's OST is a masterpiece.

  • Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining?

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  • Same, for me I think it's because fediverse lacks... diversity

  • Ignoring lemmyhate, are programmers really using AI to be more efficient?

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  • Not sure why you're sharing this. This is one of the worst blog post I've read this year. The amount of name calling is unnecessary, childish. It's just not good.

  • Ignoring lemmyhate, are programmers really using AI to be more efficient?

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  • Sorry, I agree with other replier, but why would you use AI to convert from and to XML... when another more objective, reliable, and deterministic tool to convert exists for a long time. You know well how often LLM makes up stuff...

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    Don't DRY Your Code Prematurely

    testing.googleblog.com /2024/05/dont-dry-your-code-prematurely.html
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    Greppability is an underrated code metric

    morizbuesing.com /blog/greppability-code-metric/