Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan I've had a headache all day and my husband got some medical test results that aren't great
so no, I'm not feeling it
day before yesterday was pretty good, I could do that again
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan
I have man-flu and my lungs sound an accordion with a stuck key. So, no. -
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
Whatever day Trump croaks, I want the time loop then please.
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@evan I think the worst part would be having to periodically work on projects to maintain skills should the time loop ever end, but not being able to create any persistent artifacts that document my creative development, or create any record of my discoveries.
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan I can call out from work and the library branch is like 400m away, so...
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan I’m conflicted.
Today my wife took our son out skiing, they’ll be away overnight. Since I’m alone at home, I took a day off work to have my first real “me day” in years.
At first glance, not a bad day to relive! Low stress, no outwards commitments, awesome!
After a few cycles though, I think I would be sad that my family leaves me every morning at 6 AM never to come back.
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan What the heck of a set of answers is this? 🤣 Love it!! 🚀
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@evan I’m conflicted.
Today my wife took our son out skiing, they’ll be away overnight. Since I’m alone at home, I took a day off work to have my first real “me day” in years.
At first glance, not a bad day to relive! Low stress, no outwards commitments, awesome!
After a few cycles though, I think I would be sad that my family leaves me every morning at 6 AM never to come back.
@philip ok, but surely every couple of loops you could convince them to stay home with you?
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan
No, but if I had to repeat a says over and over again, this isn't a terrible day for it. -
@philip ok, but surely every couple of loops you could convince them to stay home with you?
@evan Touché. I’m presuming the rule of the time loop is that anyone other than me will keep acting out the same behavior repeatedly.
If that’s not the case, that certainly sweetens the deal.
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan It's the birthday of someone I once loved who cancer took too soon. Not a bad day otherwise though.
It'd probably be unpleasant to dwell in it forever.
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@evan
I have man-flu and my lungs sound an accordion with a stuck key. So, no. -
@aeva It is pretty good.
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan harrowing results 😳 -
Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan today sucked. No, I don’t want a repeat. I want the US economy to stop hemorrhaging jobs as all companies seem to be continuing the layoffs. Even ones prohibited from performing layoffs by law. Even ones that are massively profitable. Even ones that won’t survive with those staffing levels.
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan it's my birthday, so yes :)
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan no but I'd give just about anything for another shot at last Friday
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
-25°C outside! Of course NOT!
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
@evan what was on the radio when you woke up this morning?
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Would you like to relive this day, Feb 2 2026, over and over again?
So, I asked this question last year, same time. I was also at FOSDEM, far away from my home and family, the same as this year. I think I'd say, yes, but, again. Thanks all for the replies.
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Slug Algorithm for On-GPU Rendering of Fonts with Bézier Curves now in Public Domain
The Slug Algorithm has been around for a decade now, mostly quietly rendering fonts and later entire GUIs using Bézier curves directly on the GPU for games and other types of software, but due to its proprietary nature it didn’t see much adoption outside of commercial settings. This has now changed with its author, [Eric Lengyel], releasing it to the public domain without any limitations.
Originally [Eric] had received a software patent in 2019 for the algorithm that would have prevented anyone else from implementing it until the patent’s expiration in 2038. Since 2016 [Eric] and his business have however had in his eyes sufficient benefit from the patent, making it unnecessary to hold on to it any longer and retain such exclusivity.
To help anyone with implementing their own version of the algorithm, there is a GitHub repository containing reference shader implementations with plenty of inline comments that should help anyone with some shader experience get started.
Although pretty niche in the eyes of the average person, the benefits of using on-GPU rendering of elements like fonts are obvious in terms of rendering optimization. With this change open source rendering engines for games and more can finally also use it as well.
Thanks to [Footleg] for the tip.
