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by Corsome 3y ago
> Treesitter is baked in for syntax, eglot is baked in for language servers (intellisense), Sadly the two of them don't seem to mix well together (eg rust-mode works well with eglot but rust-ts-mode makes eglot ask for LSP server bi
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by Corsome 3y ago
> This is actually not so strange– you can think of many structures as functions. For example, you can think of a number 3 as a function. When you multiply it by things, it makes them three times bigger. I don't see how 3 can be a f
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by Corsome 3y ago
It looks really great! Is it just me or the output PDF has quite a bit of broken pages (eg after Working with Types section)?
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by Corsome 3y ago
Well said. > The next thing for me is to "decloud" - meaning remove any and all online services that are not mission critical. For me there are multiple parallel "side quests" and decloud is definitely one of them (I
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by Corsome 3y ago
Ctrl+alt+f2 (Or any other F) will give you additional login terminal.
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by Corsome 3y ago
Personally I think there are multiple forces acting on Windows at the same time. Some of them push it to a good direction (cases you mentioned) some of them less so. We live in a times that are good for developers: we not only have free acc
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by Corsome 3y ago
> how do you deal with absence of working task manager? I see people offering nice advice here but I mostly do ps aux | grep thing and then kill (-9) it... or killall :) > any random hang-up is a forced restart, no way to kill offendi
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by Corsome 3y ago
Phew. After being a Windows user for literally almost two decades I've happily migrated to Linux and couldn't be happier. Yep, it took some time to prepare but let's be frank, developers already use quite a lot of Linux/
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by Corsome 3y ago
Thanks for your take on it! > It would be interesting to see what happens if a student learns geometric algebra first, maybe it will feel more natural then. Yeah, I've noticed some people [0] advocating for using it for all physics
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by Corsome 3y ago
Your books are indeed excellent! I was wondering... what's your opinion on Geometric Algebra? (If you have one)
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by Corsome 3y ago
Ah, right. Indeed, the naming is super similar. Thanks for mentioning that PartsBox is not open source.
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by Corsome 3y ago
I think you're using a copycat app from Play Store. It's not a real app which is only available through F-Droid.
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by Corsome 3y ago
> My software will not be open-source for a number of reasons, Just to clarify which exact software is not open source? PartsBox looks to be AGPL. > In-browser camera scanning is available in commercial plans only (due to licensing co
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by Corsome 3y ago
This sounds like you're planning to use Business Source License ( https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/hashicorp-adopts-business-sou... ). Did I get that right?
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by Corsome 3y ago
Will the compiler be open sourced?
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by Corsome 3y ago
What if the firmware program has a bug that needs to be fixed? Fixing it would change the hash and thus lock it out from key access but leaving it unchanged will mean the keys can be compromised. How does Tillitis handle this case?
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by Corsome 3y ago
I rather meant irregular with regards to Debian Sid not Debian in general. Arch only has rolling release mode so everyone is using the latest (thus any potential issue in Arch will affect bigger % of Arch users) while Debian has stable and
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by Corsome 3y ago
What are the advantages of using Debian testing/sid rolling release instead of a regular rolling release distro (say, Arch)?
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by Corsome 3y ago
Ah, I thought it's someone else commenting on the same matter. Thanks for sharing this looks extremely interesting!
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by Corsome 3y ago
> I've produced a video showing how AI scripting works in the PlayStation classic, Final Fantasy VII. Could you share a link?
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Matrix Bridge Temporary Shutdown, a Retrospective(libera.chat)
1 points by Corsome 3y ago|0 comments
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by Corsome 3y ago
I noticed recently that my distro's youtube-dl stopped working (it can't successfully download movies) but thanks to news like this one I found a fix in one of the comments here: > I've moved on to https://githu
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by Corsome 3y ago
Last time I checked it was only for maintainers convenience but the idea of using it by some tooling was already being discussed: https://people.kernel.org/monsieuricon/all-patches-must-incl...
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by Corsome 3y ago
Yeah, additionally Juniors can read the fix commits and learn from that. Thanks for describing your work flow Mike!
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by Corsome 3y ago
> A meaningful comment stay as long as it is meaningful. Sometimes even longer :)
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by Corsome 3y ago
AFAICS there's `--base=auto` which captures explicit parent's sha in the patch text output (there's also a git config option to do that automatically). Source: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-format-patch#_b
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by Corsome 3y ago
> Gerrit also stores some of its configs in a git repo. So does gitolite where the config (repos, user's SSH keys etc) is stored completely in a git repo. Perfect for migration, backup, audits. https://gitolite.com/g
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by Corsome 3y ago
Wow, that's really cool. If these commits were marked one could quickly drop them during rebate at the end of the review before merging. Or just remove them when the fix is applied. Thanks for sharing!
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by Corsome 3y ago
Exactly. Or if for some reason they need the social bit Mastodon is an option. Additionally it has RSS output feeds for everything.
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by Corsome 3y ago
I wonder if the display could be changed to https://www.waveshare.com/product/rp2040-lcd-1.28.htm

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