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Deleting a Few LOC Can Yield “Significant” Power Savings on Some Linux Systems(phoronix.com)
72 points by Memosyne 6y ago|30 comments
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https://special.fish/faqs
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Qt Virtual Tech Con 2020 Playlist(youtube.com)
1 points by Memosyne 6y ago|0 comments
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by Memosyne 6y ago
This article is from 2019.
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Iosevka, Version 3.0.0(github.com)
158 points by Memosyne 6y ago|40 comments
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Fed Chair Says Economic Recovery May ‘Stretch’ Through End of 2021(nytimes.com)
2 points by Memosyne 6y ago|2 comments
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How does this address my point about being able to connect to a server from your desktop application? Just because historically companies have not deployed their product in such a fashion doesn't mean it isn't technically possible
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> no one can pirate your software/service Huh? Given how most web applications these days are using client-side rendering there's nothing stopping someone from just downloading all of the frontend assets. You can also connect t
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Care to explain? I'm basing my judgment on anecdotal evidence so if you have a different perspective I'd like to hear it out.
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Well, yeah of course and I wasn't suggesting otherwise. I was replying to how you mentioned attractiveness being a depreciating asset and pointing out how that asset can carry them well into their 40s -- by which point I'm sure th
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Yeah, I use Firefox and it's fantastic for simple documents. However, Chrome is still the most popular browser so I have to wonder how it got that way. If it turns out that Chrome actually is the better browser and my hardware is the p
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by Memosyne 6y ago
If they're claiming to know the language when they actually don't then they are being fraudulent. How do these people manage to ship any real Go software without understanding basic language constructs? Are you next going to tell
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> Most adult industry workers burn out quickly and move on to other things Do you have any data on what they end up doing? I'm curious because I haven't met anyone unsuccessful who admitted to working in the adult industry when
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Yeah, this is a pretty bad article and telling the reader to figure out the "surprises" for themselves with no further explanation is just borderline trolling. Seriously, if you don't understand how slices work you shouldn&#x
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This advice may not be applicable to you, but have you tried sleeping during the day and working through the night? I used to struggle with headaches and poor sleep until I realized that I simply couldn't be productive during the day.
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> What's your cousin going to do when her admittedly valuable youthful beauty inevitably wanes? Isn't marriage usually the escape hatch in these situations?
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Ask HN: Am I using bad hardware or has software become inefficient?
6 points by Memosyne 6y ago|5 comments
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> Qt is pretty good but QtQuick can be fairly barren in some areas i.e. if you want a embedded spreadsheet you're out of luck unless you make your own. Hey, have you checked out https://github.com/ec1oud/spreads
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What if a man solves one of the problems in secret before committing a crime? Your suggestion could then be interpreted as "permit millennium problem solvers to commit, with no legal consequence, any one crime of their choosing."
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Microsoft President Acknowledges They Were Previously Wrong on Open-Source(phoronix.com)
1 points by Memosyne 6y ago|1 comments
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Qml supports ES7 so you only really need to touch C++ if you're not making "casual small GUI apps". If you need to draw custom items or do low level networking then yeah you need to use C++ but even then Qt is much friendlier
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Ask HN: User-interface design guidelines when building for first-responders?
4 points by Memosyne 6y ago|1 comments
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Radeon Rays 4.0 – Adds Vulkan While Dropping OpenCL, No Longer Open-Source(phoronix.com)
1 points by Memosyne 6y ago|0 comments
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> The Internet basically runs on InnoDB. Can you explain what you mean by this statement?
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Yes? It was how I learned web development and as a beginner I found it tremendously helpful. Every other website took me through a bunch of canvas painting exercises which frustrated me because they never taught me how to actually build a w
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The compile_commands.json is the compilation database used by clang tools[1]. If you use CMake, enabling CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS basically does the same thing[2]. 1 - https://clang.llvm.org/docs/JSONCompilationDat
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Huh? This is a quote from the website: > Welcome to the MDN learning area. This set of articles aims to provide complete beginners to web development with all that they need to start coding websites. It has a nice little sidebar that say

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