I remember Casey Muratori was explaining his emacs key bindings in one of his handmade hero videos and he said something like 'I would use any editor that has these key bindings and split windows', so I guess that is when the 4coder idea came to life.
Readit Newsbehiri commented on 4coder editor is now fully open source github.com/Dion-Systems/4... · Posted by u/leoncaet
Running a unity build [1] means the compiler only has to parse and reason about the headers once. So you lose the parallelism of multiple TUs, but you gain on not doing the header crunching over and over again. Whether your codebase will benefit from that is a matter for testing, but many do.
also by using unity build you don't need to link object files. I think that is main reason to use unity build, it eliminates need for any build system and compiling source code in a new machine is as simple as compiling a single transition unit.
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behiri commented on Persepolis of ancient Persia rendered in WebGL persepolis.getty.edu... · Posted by u/avestura
You can look around with click and drag but you can't move. There was some art that I wanted to look at from close but I couldn't.
at least an ability to zoom would have been good.
behiri commented on Show HN: I made a web game called Almost Pong lessmilk.com/almost-pong/... · Posted by u/lessmilk
I used Notepad++ for almost 10 years, just for viewing text files because of its right click context menu option and performance. but few weeks ago I decided to try sublime which is good but still notepad++ if faster. (sublime takes a few seconds more to load)
paper has never worked for me, it's hard to keep track of it and others can easily read it.