GrayShade

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by GrayShade 4y ago
> the work of a language server didn't need to fully compile the source code to be effective And you can get that by toggling three settings in your LSP client. They're even documented in the user manual [0]. They are enabled b
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I think so. I don't know if this is still the case, but I believe there was a policy to not carry any patches that haven't been merged upstream. In any case, building with an unpatched LLVM is still supported.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
The original title is "U.S. food additives banned in Europe: Expert says what Americans eat is "almost certainly" making them sick", which makes a lot more sense than the submission title.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Given how long it took for VA-API to be implemented, Vulkan might be outdated by then.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
No, it wouldn't. Java is the only ecosystem where dynamically loading code by default from random web servers is considered to be a feature. Probably a legacy of its early decade, when everybody was dreaming of this.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
That was a heartwarming reply, thank you.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I made something similar for myself. I probably wouldn't have tried it had I known about CityStrides or other apps. https://blog.dend.ro/mapping-my-walks-osrm-rust/
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The Real American Pie (2009)(chicagoreader.com)
37 points by GrayShade 4y ago|10 comments
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by GrayShade 4y ago
This can happen on other laptops, especially to cat owners.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Damn. I'll have to test again, but mine idles around 120 W IIRC.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
No, the bug I'm referring to also happens on Wayland.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
There's a video in https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/2689 , but it doesn't show the problem that clearly. Try to go to /dev/char, scroll down, then scroll back up using
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Yeah, I'd rather they fixed scrolling in large lists, which makes Nautilus almost unusable in directories with more than 500 items. So much for "scalable". And, ironically, touch support is currently broken, too. https:&#x2F
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by GrayShade 4y ago
The link currently points to the 2019 winners, the correct one is: https://www.bulwer-lytton.com/2022
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Why not use this instead? https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc_codegen_gcc
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by GrayShade 4y ago
That's rather rustc_codegen_gcc. gcc-rs is more for people who don't like LLVM and/or Rust. https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc_codegen_gcc
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by GrayShade 4y ago
> Sequential spinny disk access is faster than SSD random access. It is, but on both kind of drives you'll want to dispatch at least a couple of requests at once to get better performance. In the memory-mapped case, that means using
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by GrayShade 4y ago
No, also happens to me (Firefox, Android).
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I had an older HP laptop where disabling their sound DSP (by Beats) also set the equalizer to min bass / max treble so you would say "wow, this Beats thing is so great".
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Looks pretty nice :-). But why does changing the theme reset the weather location?
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I actually press Ctrl with the pad under my pinky, as I keep my hands straight (somewhat diagonally across the keyboard). This way you can avoid the crook in your wrists.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Yeah, well, both versions work on my system. I don't know how to check if I'm getting any kind of acceleration, probably not on AMD. EDIT: I think it's actually using Vulkan Compute on RADV.
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I followed the instructions in their README, they suggest conda, but don't tell you to use it. My GPU isn't even CUDA-capable, but the previous version of Upscayl worked fine, possibly on the CPU. That might have changed, I don&#x
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by GrayShade 4y ago
I actually tried, couldn't do it. Some version of numpy in their requirements.txt doesn't build with the Python on the my system. Sure, I could probably install another Python with conda, but it's not my idea of fun. The app
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Mobile data usage costs?
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by GrayShade 4y ago
If you ever make a larger model, will you please consider adding one more column of navigation keys (Home, End, Pg Up/Dn) and full-sized arrows? I find the split ones really uncomfortable to use. If you look at the 16" MBP, there&
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by GrayShade 4y ago
That quote has been thrown around every time in order to justify writing inefficient code and never optimizing it. Python is 10-1000x slower than C, but sure, let's keep using it because premature optimization is the root of all evil,
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by GrayShade 4y ago
You should probably read the full context around that quote, I'm sick and tired of everyone repeating it mindlessly: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/80092 > Yet we should not pass up our opportu
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by GrayShade 4y ago
> Since the author no longer has the /proc/cpuinfo, I cannot say anything for sure. If the "fma4" flag was still there, it's a VM misconfiguration. If not, the software was only looking for the model number and n
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by GrayShade 4y ago
Author here. I don't know if the provider just changed the CPU type or if someone else ran into the same problem on that VM and complained to them. The file system error is probably unrelated, I've seen a couple of those on other

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