IronBacon

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by IronBacon 7y ago
I would say C1/C2 (Mali-450) and maybe XU4 (Mali-t628).
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by IronBacon 7y ago
Not to be that guy, but kph doesn't look more correct, km/h it's the SI defined unit, or maybe kmph.
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by IronBacon 7y ago
I read months ago that one of the producers was busy with a new series, but I don't have a link at hand. Edit: I think it was this https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2018/11/silicon-valley-...
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by IronBacon 7y ago
Ah, my bad, I didn't caught the sarcasm in that post. Yeah, it makes sense now... ^__^;
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by IronBacon 7y ago
Don't know about Smalltalk but there are numerous CL compilers...
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by IronBacon 7y ago
I've seen an interesting demo a few weeks ago for calling GTK directly from CL without binding/libraries: (load "./demostuff") (defun gtkapp () (sb-int:set-floating-point-modes :traps '(:o
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by IronBacon 7y ago
Only from skimming the first few pages of "Why's (poignant) guide to Ruby" I wanted to learn Ruby. I didn't checked recently, but I found bizarre (maybe not the right word) how the author one day decided to disappear and
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by IronBacon 8y ago
The drastic approach: finding the culprit and replace it. Years ago I had a combination of MB and PSU that produced an annoying whine. Putting a different PSU model eliminated the noise. Sometimes it's the combination of GPU and PSU, Y
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by IronBacon 8y ago
I should have explained it better, I was asking about associating actions to the "compact" titlebar (or what's called). I guess I need to wait for a proper GTK3 "header bar", if it's planned at all... Anyway th
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Unfortunately, it doesn't pick up the actions associated, for example, to the "double-click" or "middle-click" or at least not on my desktop. Someone knows if it's customizable in the config menu, searching the
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by IronBacon 8y ago
X2Go shouldn't work, unless you intend to run it on a VM or maybe the WSL as it's a modified Xorg X11 server, but probably it's not what you are asking. NoMachine, according to their download page, should support Windos/
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Nice to hear it's working well. I found out today that X2Go version 4.1 is available on Debian Stretch via "backports"; I don't need it at the moment but if I'm bored in the future, I could play with it without much
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by IronBacon 8y ago
No one remembers the "No Machine" NX protocol (X protocol with compression, without unnecessary roundtrips and some other optimizations)? I think I've tried it in the early 2000's, looks like they are still alive[0] With
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by IronBacon 8y ago
I was objecting the "Debian workflow is more complex than a forking" part. In reality it's even simpler than what I described (if you don't remove the deb-src lines from your apt source config like I do). If you want
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> 1. The equivalents of "going to the website", forking, adding to local git config, are all skipped for the Debian workflow; it is assumed one has already set the project up locally. For a new project, these steps are 100% gu
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> I have heard cool things, like an actual complete user manual, including how to program registers. I think that was the Apple II. I should still have the C64's user manual tucked somewhere, but it didn't described the inter
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Well, launching " python -m http.server " should be enough to serve the content of the current dir so you are right. To be honest I never looked what that script does...
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by IronBacon 8y ago
It's probably a decade that I use woof[0] to "send" files on a LAN. It's packaged for Debian but essentially it's a Python HTTP/1.0 web server in a single file without external dependencies. With an option it c
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Looks like they also made public their quantum virtual machine a month ago, as I was wondering how to play with a compiler without the HW to run a program... ^__^;
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by IronBacon 8y ago
I don't know, with SSH access to a machine, I would edit the remote file with Emacs on my local machine via Tramp or using SSHFS.
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> This is just like the 4G-5G-5Ge debacle. Both being motivated solely by financial gain. You are forgetting 4G LTE... ^__^;
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by IronBacon 8y ago
I saw a video on YouTube where a researcher described a way to estimate the volume of pee diluted in the pool water measuring the artificial sweetener present in a sample. This will exclude people that don't drink zero calories soft dr
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> but then what's interesting is how much developer time is required to get there. Yeah, good point. I read an old research where they tried to test the "productivity" offered by different languages, but then it became d
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> What we really need is a proper study, but they are notoriously hard. Here you go: " A large-scale study of programming languages and code quality in GitHub "[0]. I've only read the abstract (are we OK on sharing sci-h
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by IronBacon 8y ago
> I didn't realize Zsh (and Bash) was capable of removing zero padding in that way. Well, it's for transforming an integer in a different bases like octal, binary until base 24 (or more don't recall), but it can be abuse
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Similar to Project Euler but about bioinformatics I would say http://rosalind.info/problems/locations/ But for learning a specific programming language and confront with other developers, not mentioned yet, there
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Zsh one liner (probably works in Bash too): for a in {0001..0500}; do [[ ! -f ${a}_A.csv ]] && echo $((10#${a})); done The only trick I'm using is base transformation to remove padding in the echo...
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by IronBacon 8y ago
I've seen a day ago a recording of a presentation from last week FOSDEM where two other libraries, Lorca[0] (Go + HTML5) and Webview[1] (C++/C/Go), were described that are similar in scope to this one. From the webview proj
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Long time ago, didn't Microsoft pulled the complete TCP/IP stack from OpenBSD/FreeBSD? I think they still have an /etc/hosts hidden somewhere in their filesystem...
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by IronBacon 8y ago
Didn't they once provided a list of movies/series that were going to disappear soon or I'm recalling wrong? I'm keeping my subscription only for my parents, and they also don't use it much, maybe two/three time

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