We were at the 2023 Game Developers Conference (GDC 2023), which took place in San Francisco from March 20th to March 24th.This video shows the Godot booth o...
A new kind of detective game that allows you to think and investigate freely. Discover clues surrounding 12 strange and gruesome deaths and build your own theory. Pick your suspect, deduce the motive, unmask the awful truth.
Presentation by Nathan Lovato at the Godot GDC 2023 Meetup, hosted by GitHub at their San Francisco HQ.Thanks to GitHub for the video recording (and hosting ...
And @reduz gave an inspirational talk about #GodotEngine's recent growth, and its development into an open ecosystem, similar to other big successful open source projects like Linux. youtube.com/watch?v=XduuHNOGGq…
Presentation by Juan Linietsky at the Godot GDC 2023 Meetup, hosted by GitHub at their San Francisco HQ.00:00 - Intro00:36 - State of Godot09:39 - Godot as a...
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Jake tells me this sounds like a place to use MirPatch, but I can't figure out how to insert a new basic block with a new terminator in the middle of an existing basic block, using ...
"Cat pictures and videos are often shared across the Internet. Many of these files display feline subjects interacting with boxes and other containers.
Since there is currently no compact notation for describing such media, this document details a standard notation to describe the position and interaction of cats, containers, and related subjects pictured in these images."
Research Article Knitted origami Elizabeth L. Wilmer
"Techniques are presented for embedding horizontal, vertical, and45◦diagonal crease lines into garter stitch knitted fabric. While theseare mostly based on standard lace knitting stitches, the horizon-tal creases use double-cable-crossed elongated stitches in a non-standard way. This crease library suffices to knit a model of a squaretwist, a foundational origami tessellation unit."
I think centralized, large predictive text models (no, they’re not AI—just ask Qui-Gon Jinn!) are missing the point. The more interesting application than literally mindless spouting and regurgitating things that have been said on the internet is specialized, localized models trained on very specific data.
But most importantly, can people please stop pretending text models are somehow inherently intelligent?
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Like in other parts of the world, Canada is working out what the right to repair means for its people.
Všechny možná ne, ale to je mizivé procento (ne-li promile). Bohužel, tak jak to funguje, je jen nesystémové přelévání peněz s obrovskými 'režijními' ztrátami. Případně jsou to typické ukázky novodobého přísloví: „Funguje to? Zdaň to! Stále to funguje? Reguluj to! Přestalo to fungovat? Dotuj to!”
Donald Goodman's thoughts
on various topics; descriptions (and, if appropriate,
downloads) of his various projects; and all manner of
(hopefully) interesting things.
excellent article. I really love reading why people choose their favorite languages. Mine is bash. I haven’t done much with C, but I know enough to be dangerous. 😀
That's the fun thing about C---everybody knows enough to be dangerous!
I love working with shell, too; my only significant non-C program is in POSIX shell: codeberg.org/dgoodmaniii/makeb… And while it doesn't have C's footguns, it's idiosyncratic enough to need some creative thought, hence my enjoyment of it. But what I like best in shell is having to put together other programs in interesting ways. It's why I learned sed and awk! Which I use a *lot* in Makefiles now, too.
I read through some of that code. It is very well written, and I especially like the use of command -v. Lots of people use which, and that’s fine, but I’ve always used command -v as well.
I wonder if you might be interested in helping me with bashtml? It’s a fork of bashblog that adds support for plugins. I have some other ideas I want to do with it, but without someone who can see to make sure the pages aren’t messed up visually, I worry that I might break it for everyone except screen reader users lol.
I was wondering what happened to the beautiful Japanese actress in The Last Samurai with Tom Cruise. Her name is Koyuki, and her Wikipedia entry led me to a manga about a career woman who takes in a young man as her pet. Koyuki starred in the TV version of this.
The Brazilian translation team debian-l10n-portuguese
had their first workshop of 2023
in February, with great results:
The workshop was aimed at beginners, working in DDTP/DDTSS.
Two days of a hands-on workshop via Jitsi.
In the follo...
Nesse ano a MiniDebConf Brasil está de volta! A comunidade brasileira de
usuários(as) e desenvolvedores(as) Debian convida a todos(as) a participarem da
MiniDebConf Brasília 2023 que acontecerá
durante 3 dias na capital federal.
Nos dia...
The 400 million dollars US employers spend to block (often illegally) unionization each year is likely an under count of a much larger figure due to loopholes.
And the penalties for employers breaking the law are inconsequential.
Just because someone claims a _thing_ is “accessible” does not make it so.
Failing WCAG, the bare minimum, can be confirmed with a quick automated check: nested interactives (1.3.1/4.1.2), not dismissable (1.4.13), hidden items get focus (2.4.7), state not conveyed (4.1.2), heading mismatch (1.3.1/2.4.6).
Usually. I originally titled this InacCSS-onlyible. I even made this typographically, er, distinct image. Then I realized it was silly and will instead use the neologism in a talk so I can hear the groans IRL.
I have officially found a way to solve all the focus mode issues on Orca. If you're in an app such as semaphore and you're going to be for some time, this is worth doing. Press Orca f12 to make the application control the caret, then press orca Z to disable structural navigation. Now the app you're using has full control of everything and Orca just reads stuff. Although I find myself unable to change those shortcuts, as I'd personally like to be able to press orca R, then orca Z to snap into this state quickly. #Accessibility #Linux
@pvagner Not in all cases. Sometimes something in Orca breaks and it goes into browse mode, so what ever you're typing in that text field gets interpreted as structural navigation and you go all over the place, or you're in a list on something like Discord and suddenly your experience isn't as smooth.
@fireborn That's true, but for stuff like browsers where you kind of want to use structural navigation and stuff like that, it's better to do it this way when you're in a web app in a browser. As far as I know Orca won't detect the window title and go yep let's automatically disable these things.
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