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by RMPR 7y ago
To emulate the live preview, there is a neat piece of software called entr[1], from their main page, you can do something like: ls | entr make And whenever you save a change, the build is triggered and the preview is updated. [1]:
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by RMPR 7y ago
Not really a tool, but Python is widely used for deep learning so, you can combine Pytorch, Tensorflow, [insert your DL framework here] with Pyautogui[1] to achieve exactly what you're asking. If you feel Pyautogui is too much "ma
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by RMPR 7y ago
> I'm using a 7th Gen Lenovo X1 Carbon. When I got it everything worked out of the box with Fedora Even the fingerprint sensor? Using a X1 Yoga here, had trouble with it.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Alpine and AntiX, I use them in VMs because they are lightweight, so far no issues.
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by RMPR 7y ago
entr[1], from their main page ls *.css *.html | entr reload-browser Firefox Is a simple example of things you can do, it is also very lightweight. [1]: http://entrproject.org/
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by RMPR 7y ago
With this thing I scripted a great part of my Windows setup, but ultimately switched to Linux, was very interesting though.
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by RMPR 7y ago
> I even use the Vimium Chrome plugin This plugin can be clumsy sometimes, so I tend to use qutebrowser more often
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by RMPR 7y ago
Apart from Arch, Fedora and [insert your fast-paced distro here] I wouldn't recommend to use the package manager's version of youtube-dl, because it's almost always too old. Quoting the bug section of the Readme[1] > Note
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by RMPR 7y ago
The youtube-dl crew really does a good job, when you have an issue with a supported website, just picking the last commit generally solve the problem.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Ironically enough, what made me use awesomewm is a ricing[1], but these days I tend to use Sway because... well, wayland. And for Ansible, I absolutely like sovereign[2] saved me a lot of time while setting up my home servers. [1]: https:&
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by RMPR 7y ago
A quite similar tool, or at least one you can configure to behave like that, which works in the CLI is fzf
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by RMPR 7y ago
What blows my mind is that fzf is insanely lightweight, I don't even know if it relies on external dependencies.
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by RMPR 7y ago
For this particular case, I use a ncurses based file manager: ranger
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Uses This: Greg Kroah-Hartman(usesthis.com)
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Uses This: Drew DeVault(usesthis.com)
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by RMPR 7y ago
> If I want a language that doesn't need GC while not having memory leaks...I'm left with Rust. I never used those languages, in fact I discovered them on previous HN posts, but it seems to me that in this category you can als
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by RMPR 7y ago
It's a common tendency nowadays, I discovered recently that with the Tandem's web app you can't send a message...
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by RMPR 7y ago
alternativeTo got you covered :p https://alternativeto.net/software/alternativeto/ TL;DR product hunt and Slant
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Python 3.9 Alpha in Fedora(fedoramagazine.org)
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https://alternativeto.net/software/internet-archive/
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Git 2.26: Up to 3.3x faster pattern searches in Git-grep(matheustavares.gitlab.io)
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Skype launches free one click conference calls that don't require accounts(alternativeto.net)
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by RMPR 7y ago
That's why I almost always use the Web app, and I don't even consider services that don't have one.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Template emails are the worst yeah.
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by RMPR 7y ago
The point 3 really helped me to see some improvements. When I complete those little tasks in the morning, I get the necessary boost to get the next things done.
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by RMPR 7y ago
> Get people using it. Period. This is a good TL;DR
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by RMPR 7y ago
This is true, the feeling that someone is depending on your work can give you the necessary boost to actually finish, or at least reach a polished enough version.
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by RMPR 7y ago
I second this, for my current side project, I felt like giving up many times, but the thought that someone is depending on my work made me continue.
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by RMPR 7y ago
> I spent a lot of time on a single project, learned a lot of things along the way, but progress was very very slow mainly because it started to feel like 'work'. Can relate, my personal solution was to talk about the project
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by RMPR 7y ago
I felt like this for a long time, then I started to open my eyes to all the problems around me. For example, I started github.com/rmpr/atbswp because I used something like that on Windows, and when I switched to Linux I missed it,

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