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Ardour 6.0 pre-release now ready for testing(discourse.ardour.org)
3 points by RMPR 7y ago|0 comments
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by RMPR 7y ago
Kindred soul, have a look at this article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21635012 , the author covers quite a few tools, you may find something that fits your needs. In the meantime, you can always combine many tools
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by RMPR 7y ago
Not really the first one though :p https://github.com/rcbyron/hey-athena-client/commit/50b37628... (2015) Vs https://github.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-core/commit/8e470ce7c15... (20
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by RMPR 7y ago
Actually the iOS app send your data to Facebook even if you don't have a Facebook account. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22693792 ) Pretty rogue behaviour imho.
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by RMPR 7y ago
The developers fully embrace the "do one thing and do it well" philosophy.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Now I understand the grey screen under sway.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Free as free speech not free beer.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Thanks for that.
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by RMPR 7y ago
I use it to write my master thesis, for my not so conventional setup, (using markdown and pandoc) I find that it integrates nicely.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Chromium should work too, no?
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by RMPR 7y ago
I second this, yes you will make mistakes, yes you will break things but that's the way of learning (btw always have a live ISO of your distribution of choice in hand), additionally there's also linuxjourney.com which was an inval
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by RMPR 7y ago
A little context: https://telegra.ph/Announcing-atbswp-a-minimalist-keyboard-m...
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by RMPR 7y ago
Didn't know about the division operator, when I used the pathlib module to resolve the correct paths, I almost always ended up Frankensteining with os.path.join, thanks for making this.
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by RMPR 7y ago
I'm working on an automation app https://github.com/rmpr/atbswp
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by RMPR 7y ago
Imho, the right approach is the one taken by qutebrowser, a lot of shortcuts yes, but it's almost impossible to only use the keyboard and, when you do so, you can't be as productive as when you use the mouse, because it wasn'
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by RMPR 7y ago
I absolutely like this, being a keyboard centered user, I like to see things making my life a lot easier.
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by RMPR 7y ago
There are a couple of annoying things with vimium which, I think, are general limitations for Firefox extensions, or browser addons in general: - it loads after the page, so if you mistakenly open a link, you have to wait until the page is
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by RMPR 7y ago
If you're disciplined enough, you can use this awesome resource https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
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by RMPR 7y ago
No documentation at all.
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by RMPR 7y ago
I still don't get why it's "more important than learning 'classic' CS", sure it's important, but more important? I don't think so, and according to your article new technologies are basically new appr
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by RMPR 7y ago
In this case, take a MOOC from a top rated university in the subject you want to learn and stick to a discipline (like maybe 1h per day) and you'll have the basics to build on.
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by RMPR 7y ago
Published on Twitter
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by RMPR 7y ago
> how to use breakpoints and the Step In/Step Over/Run to Cursor/etc Most of these are doable with pdb though.
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by RMPR 7y ago
I'm surprised this doesn't mention the pyproject.toml ( https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0518/ )
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by RMPR 7y ago
Why is there a login at all?
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by RMPR 7y ago
> Basically if you asked the right questions you'd conclude I am a complete noob Which question?
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by RMPR 7y ago
After using this setup for quite a time, I discovered Syncthing, and now it's even better.
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Manage your daily schedule with Git(opensource.com)
3 points by RMPR 7y ago|1 comments
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by RMPR 7y ago
> Flutter is the future of cross platform mobile development. Developers in the US are going to be late to the party at the current pace. So what? all the devs must rewrite their mobile apps in Flutter just because it is "the future
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by RMPR 7y ago
What about Linux support?

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