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by Ndymium 5y ago
One great one is Jukka Korpela's website https://jkorpela.fi/ It's mostly in Finnish but has some English pages as well. It's a treasure trove of various information, and especially good information on Finnis
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by Ndymium 5y ago
A bunch of people will probably move to libera.chat, some to Matrix, some won't care at all. Communities may splinter to smaller pieces. As for Freenode, it's not really clear what the new "owner"'s plans are and if
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by Ndymium 5y ago
There is more context and link to the full(er) log here: https://twitter.com/ariadneconill/status/1393006479700078595 I will not attempt to summarise it as I don't have enough information on the situation.
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Then what would you use for testing equality? And what would you use if you were pattern matching _and_ assigning in the same statement? I.e. {:ok, value} = function()
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by Ndymium 5y ago
> Immutability is cool, but we only needed to not be able to pass mutable references on the message bus, not be fully immutable within an Erlang process. I believe Elixir fixes this one. In fact Elixir does nothing for this. It is true t
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by Ndymium 5y ago
I love these older style websites that clearly are someone's passion and contain a lot of niche information without all the cruft of modern sites. It's one of the inspirations for why I host my own blog and keep it quite light res
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by Ndymium 5y ago
As a (mostly) solo dev of a project, I do switch between I and we sometimes confusingly, at least on Twitter. "I" focuses on my work (which the project mostly is) but "we" sounds more like there is a community (which the
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Seems this is an ITAR restriction and only applies to chips exported from the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Positioning_System#Rest...
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by Ndymium 5y ago
I have a personal domain http://aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... It used to be longer, but name.com that I use nowadays does not support any longer ones. :( I think there were a few a's more, up to t
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Sure you can, CTCP supports sending multiline messages. I even wrote support for them in an IRC lib I made once upon a time. No other client that I know of supports them, though.
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Possibly many LiveView tech demos / projects by the community haven't had much thought into latency, but LiveView itself even contains a latency simulator[0] built-in. Additionally, it can toggle classes on elements when you click
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Note that even the Model M buckling spring mechanism is a step down from the earlier Model F buckling spring, which some people consider to be better. Personally I have not tried the latter as any surviving examples are quite expensive. But
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by Ndymium 5y ago
Here's the relevant part from the article: > The browser click triggers an event in the player's LiveView. There is a bi-directional websocket connection from the browser to LiveView. > The LiveView process sends a message t
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by Ndymium 5y ago
The format of the Permissions-Policy header is roughly <permission>=(<allowlist>). An empty list allows no origins (not even the current page), so the feature is turned off.
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by Ndymium 5y ago
It adds a header "permissions-policy" to the HTTP response with the value "interest-cohort=()". This turns off the FLoC feature for the site in Google Chrome.
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by Ndymium 6y ago
Here's one I wrote a blog post[0] about on how to merge two audio tracks of a video into one track without re-encoding the video: ffmpeg -i 'input.mkv' -filter_complex '[0:a:1]volume=0.1[l];[0:a:0][l]amerge=inputs=
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by Ndymium 6y ago
In the diff, could they be hinting that they've had access since 2017? [1] Maybe they just wanted to burn it now for some reason. [1] https://github.com/php/php-src/commit/c730aa26bd52829a49f2ad...
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by Ndymium 6y ago
The actor model didn't originate in Erlang and AFAIK the developers of Erlang only accidentally implemented it, learning of it later. Wikipedia[1] has history of the actor model from the 70s when Erlang was developed in the 80s. [1] h
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by Ndymium 6y ago
Just a question about English, why is it "physically based", as in "physically based rendering", instead of "physics based"? To me it sounds like "physically" should be followed by some other word tha
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by Ndymium 6y ago
This feels to me like a person with some sort of mental illness or breakdown and delusions of grandeur and persecution. Their explanation doesn't make much sense. If I were Daniel, I wouldn't respond any further.
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by Ndymium 6y ago
For the first question, you would use some other button on the keyboard to click while dragging. I use the trackpoint which is also not pressable, but I use the mouse layer key to click. My mouse layer is activated with the mouse key in pla
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by Ndymium 6y ago
I used the trackball module as a mouse but I prefer the trackpoint. If I didn't have the trackpoint, I would probably use the trackball more than the mouse layer. Both were pretty easy to get used to, a few days. I scroll using the mou
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by Ndymium 6y ago
For those that have a UHK or are thinking of getting one, we have an unofficial Discord server at https://discord.gg/b4z4rfv which is also tunneled with ##uhk on Freenode. Welcome if you want to discuss any UHK matters. :)
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by Ndymium 6y ago
And yet it provides features that I desperately would want in Firefox, such as tab tiling. Really miss that from Vivaldi.
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by Ndymium 6y ago
Hm, sad. :/ Will have to wait and see. Would be a shame if they went along with it.
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by Ndymium 6y ago
What's your source on Vivaldi abandoning it? Last I heard they hadn't chosen yet. If they go full Manifest V3 then I'll have to abandon my thoughts of returning to Vivaldi (on Firefox now but there are some annoyances).
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by Ndymium 6y ago
The editor is pretty spiffy. It would be nice to have a rotation method that snaps to common angles, like in most drawing tools when you hold something like shift. Now you have to be quite precise with the mouse. I will have to bookmark thi
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by Ndymium 6y ago
Looks really cool, I use Disk Inventory X but it's old and it shows, it's very slow and often crashes. I will have to try out your app.
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by Ndymium 6y ago
I'm working on my programming statistics service Code::Stats: https://codestats.net/ This month I'd like to release a new type of analysis and a way to support the service with a paid account, but we'll have
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by Ndymium 6y ago
The article states: "5. There is no Intel CPU option for the new models.", so it would have to be Apple Silicon. But of course this is just rumors, it sounds maybe too good to be true.

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