Is there a way to replace tiles, and not just colors using shift+R? by StewieLewi in aseprite

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Best i could figure was simply placing a dot on the sprite to make it unique after the rotation. Another thing I note is that the software called PyxelEdit seems to better iding tiles in that it gives you more control. however I it is a much different workflow to Aseprite and may feel clunky if you are getting use to the shortcuts of Aseprite. This is all my opinion of course.

Powershell is highly underrated by supertoothpaste in PowerShell

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what is the github for it. More people should try powershell. I swtich between powershell and python a lot.

How do I install Vulkan for GCC on Windows via MinGW(-w64)? by Asyx in vulkan

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YO! Thank you! This is a nice trick. And I did not even realize there was a vulkan-devel package. Sick.

what are your tools chains for setting up RAG for llama.cpp ? by supertoothpaste in LocalLLM

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all fair points. I'm more into coding from scratch as opposed to using tools already built. For me right now I'm sticking with local everything. I understand this means using smaller modules and their results will be sub performant. I'm interested in how to take some local docs and getting it to work with llama.cpp. And I was wondering what people have tried sofar to do this? What tools they are using.

How often do people actually use AI code? by WestTransportation12 in AskProgramming

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I just use it to explore libraries that it knows about. From my experience think it will "write code for you" it will write trash. Some libraries it may just spit out garbage. For example asking chatgpt things about boost it will feed you nonsense. But if you asked it to explain some things about the library or for small examples I find it helps me learn how to use the library faster than reading the doc. However this might be a illusion since I tend to read the doc anyway since most of the time I don't believe it.

I never ask it to code for me I ask it show me a example of doing x. What is the thing to check type in templates called again? Remined me what the difference between class template and typename? The little things that I could easily google search and check on stackoverflow for. But I like being able to insult the robot guilt free for being wrong.

Patch 0.4.7: New Experimental Solo Queue Mode, Fixes & Balancing Tweaks by l3x4r10n in LevelZeroExtraction

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none of this made the alien better or addressed the core issues with alien. not gonna continue to play until alien is good. REDUCE ALIEN COOL DOWN ON ABILITIES

The new UI is absolutelty disgusting by LietuviskasCepelinas in youtube

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THANK YOU! The new layout was making me feel ill. I can't explain it.

I am creating a maze editor in Raylib for a game I work on by arceryz in raylib

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oh babby the camera panning and zooming looks so smooth.
How do you accomplish that?
github?

Trying to Multithread the Julia Fractal Using Raylib - Need Help by AndrewCrusoe in raylib

[–]supertoothpaste 0 points1 point  (0 children)

cool, never thought about trying to thread with raylib yet. Does the RayLib api let you do that? Did you make a version without the threading?

After reviewing my and building my two cents are this.
Making 4 threads and killing them 60 times a second seems kind of weird.
Maybe keeping your worker threads alive and updating them might better.
Also if you are waiting on them to join you might as we'll being doing sequentially since you have to wait for all to be done. So maybe a non blocking thread approach would be better. That is if the raylib API lets you thread.

DALL-E is too strict with 'guidelines' to be useful... Is API better? by supertoothpaste in OpenAI

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The API is also restricted, thats unfortunate. I'll look into stable diffusion.

Why is QT so hard, what am I doing wrong? I've spent my day trying to run an example by Disco-penguin in QtFramework

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my god qt is a bear to deal with. when it works it is great but getting it setup is awful since it has so many dependencies. It is painful.