richard

richard

@rtorr.com

Building rectangles at PlayStation

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I'm hiring! Our team at PlayStation is looking for a Software Engineer, Application Framework to help build the framework that powers PlayStation experiences across multiple platforms. If you have experience with C++, SDKs, frameworks, developer tooling, DM me. 📍 San Mateo, CA

Japan is a place of sophistication

It took a bit to get the language server to be able to get the full values

A very niche, but needed tool I made: github.com/rtorr/nah

github.comGitHub - rtorr/nah: NAH is a launch contract system for native applications. It computes how to run an application - binary path, library paths, environment variables - from declarations provided by t...NAH is a launch contract system for native applications. It computes how to run an application - binary path, library paths, environment variables - from declarations provided by the app, the SDK, ...

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@dieworkwear.bsky.social

looking for a last minute gift at williams sonoma

Shout out to those eating Santa cookies right now

If you can afford it, tip your baristas big today.

the bsky app is already pretty performant. Trying to think of a good demo for RSC on react-native. @danabra.mov any thoughts?

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You would never be able to tell from this screenshot, but this is a bsky client on RNAndroid using RSC.

You would never be able to tell from this screenshot, but this is a bsky client on RNAndroid using RSC.

a long while ago I made the first instagram like app for atproto. This time, its a bulletin board <3 #atproto

Testing my Zig AT Protocol client! 🦎

40yo in denial

I just spent about 1k on a robot litter box. I already am having regrets.

Been a big fan of @rtfeldman.bsky.social for many years. Just found out about roc-lang. Impressive! Love how he has always shared what he has learned over the years. Good stuff.

Ah, he is not on this site :/

even better

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I can't convey how hard it was to end up here

I can't convey how hard it was to end up here

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I think with messing again with this language I have been tinkering with, I think I stumbled upon a pretty good package manager for c++. Different than Conan or vcpackage.

@landon.wtf no one cares about this, but it is so cool

I can't convey how hard it was to end up here

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this little language I have worked on for a few years has C syle syntax A similar type system and module system to Ocaml Module resolution and distribution similar to Go Complete interop with C/C++ Can codegen C++ Macros Cross platform standard library No runtime Trying to make a greatest hits.

I think with messing again with this language I have been tinkering with, I think I stumbled upon a pretty good package manager for c++. Different than Conan or vcpackage.

Oh no, I don't know if I want to commit to migrating to llvm

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sick

sick

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This language is as fast and 100% compatible with C++. Loving this little project.

The replies and quotes here aren’t exactly wrong, but the people saying them feel insufferable. I can’t quite put my finger on it, but this place feels like an echo chamber I mostly agree with yet still want to walk away from immediately.

Armin Ronacher@mitsuhiko.at

Is this platform still massively against AI or has it moved more towards acceptance?

What would be your greatest hits?

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this little language I have worked on for a few years has C syle syntax A similar type system and module system to Ocaml Module resolution and distribution similar to Go Complete interop with C/C++ Can codegen C++ Macros Cross platform standard library No runtime Trying to make a greatest hits.

this little language I have worked on for a few years has C syle syntax A similar type system and module system to Ocaml Module resolution and distribution similar to Go Complete interop with C/C++ Can codegen C++ Macros Cross platform standard library No runtime Trying to make a greatest hits.

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This language is as fast and 100% compatible with C++. Loving this little project.

This language is as fast and 100% compatible with C++. Loving this little project.

My brother is looking for a remote software engineering role if you know anyone hiring.

Do you want me to bring my camera for some extra footage at your wedding Them: sure Me: let’s make a movie

Years ago, I once said "There is a lot more that can be shared between different react native runtimes" I still haven't clearly communicated what that is, but it is a LOT. RN could create an engine that implements a lot more of the runtime, with a stable C ABI that platforms can implement.

This is a combination of a lot of work I have been messing with the last 6 years. It is cool to finally see it come together. Will take a lot longer for the nest stage.

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Implemented: * ui manager/fabric * turbo modules (app registry, app state, blob, web socket, tm manager) * events * renderer backends (skia/text) * Abstracted UI widgets (image, scrollview, text input, text, view)

I should have said glfw+skia, but anyway, here are the basic things you need to render a react native app

This is a combination of a lot of work I have been messing with the last 6 years. It is cool to finally see it come together. Will take a lot longer for the nest stage.

It is a react native engine that is platform and renderer agnostic. I have had working prototypes of this idea on and off the last few years. Put some work in a few months ago to see it come together.

Skia is just an easy renderer for me to see it working. It also supports rendering to text, headless, and can easily adapt to others.

Sup

Reactivated my account. Let’s see if I stick around. How you all been?

This might be the first time ever I pulled my stocks out at the right time.

I wonder if Corey Booker ever considered no one wants to sit through him passionately whining.

No one in my timeline is talking about Yuki Tsunoda finally getting his shot at the Red Bull

Due to the amount of work travel and time away from family this year, I unfortunately have decided not to go to React Miami. Lots of cool peeps will be there that I was excited to meet. Have fun!