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reminder that i am streaming Advent of Code every day this december (when it releases at midnight EST / 5am UTC). On day 1 I placed on the global leaderboard (currently 40th place with 114 global score :)
@twocubes i kind of want to try make a mod for Balatro (poker roguelike) that implements your deck (extra suits, number cards, tarot, etc). I think there's enough info in #nouveau tarot nouveau that i'd mostly just be trying to figure out if it's possible in code. do you have any requests/suggestions?
it might be a bit of a hassle to figure out hand types for the added cards....
breakthrough in current coding project, expect some more info soonish 😎
@unittest.skip class DeadlockExample(AsyncTestCase): """ Example of how deadlock can occur. Make sure your test dependencies don't contain cycles! ;) """ @UnittestAsyncTest async def test1(self): print("starting test1 async") await self.test2 print("done test1 async") @UnittestAsyncTest async def test2(self): print("starting test2 async") await self.test1 print("done test2 async")
It Just Works(tm)
(The solution was to forget about inheritance and just write the magic methods myself while avoiding __get__ at all costs)
i managed to boot into NOR but it now needs a password just to connect? wtf
kernel reverse engineering is haaaard :(
i now understand exactly one (1) function in the windows kernel
yippee new program https://windhawk.net/mods/chrome-ui-tweaks
i should have guessed that the effect i wanted to accomplish is fundamentally unsuitable for a fragment/pixel shader, because they are 'read-oriented' instead of 'write-oriented' (to avoid data races with the high parallelism)
... but maybe i can hack around it by just looping over all the potential sources... a for loop inside a shader...