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Re:Zellij – a friendlier tmux or screen in rust
on Friday May 28, 2021 @11:50PM (#27322889)
Can you scroll in zellij panes?
Re:Bevy: A Game Engine in Rust
on Monday August 31, 2020 @03:01PM (#24334806)
It's to get adoption by that particular group that uses X and has to deal with the issues of that domain and the default language they all use ... It's a way of saying: you could be doing all your _real_ development in Rust
Re:A chat protocol for remote lectures
on Monday April 06, 2020 @11:31PM (#22800124)
Seems like the next step would be for the video conference tool to create a transcript of when questions were asked for recorded meetings so you can skip to the point when a question was asked if you're rewatching or missed the live version. Do any tools out there do this and I just don't know about that feature?
Re:Build your own old-school 3D shooter in a weekend
on Saturday February 16, 2019 @08:48AM (#19178522)
FWIW the latest versions of Unity are moving in the direction of exposing more of the render pipeline ... Whether you agree or not with doing it through C# is a different question but they are pretty invested in the language ... From my perspective, this approach is a decent compromise for someone that wants to build a render pipeline (basically define how objects are drawn to the screen) on top of an abstraction of the different graphics APIs for all the platforms they support while still maintaining all the other functionality provided by Unity for gameplay and tooling
Re:How to Be an Expert in a Changing World (2014)
on Friday January 11, 2019 @11:05AM (#18884404)
I was hoping for an example of a startup he has chosen to not fund because the people didn't meet that criteria but maybe the idea was seemingly bad in a good way
Re:Paw – macOS HTTP client for testing and describing APIs
on Wednesday October 25, 2017 @01:01PM (#15551831)
Is there a way for these tools to work with something like flatbuffers? Ideally, I would import my flatbuffers definitions and the tool would (un)serialize accordingly. I usually end up writing a python script to test APIs but being able to do a lot of that with a nice interface would be useful.