Svenstaro

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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Well in Arch we have the drivers in testing with an extended period to give users a chance to report issues. You can already get them and help us test! We'll likely move them next week.
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
I read the site and frankly I can't really figure out what this does for me especially over obsidian.
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Many moons ago, I wondered what it would look like if you iteratively generated every possible image. It doesn't sound very useful at all (and it certainly isn't) but I learned C++ and SDL that way. This is probably terrible code
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Would you like to have btop in Arch [community]? I could move it if it has enough interest.
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
That's an interesting perspective! As someone considering seed, do you consider it a useful thing to pursue Rust as a frontend language in its current form and given the state of the ecosystem? Obviously you decided to go pretty deep e
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
That looks very cool and I like the security concept. Any chance you're going to open-source it?
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by Svenstaro 5y ago
Hey, this is pretty cool. Any chance to add Hetzner Cloud?
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The official Arch Linux online conference ArchConf 2020 has started(conf.archlinux.org)
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by Svenstaro 6y ago
This is really cool but reading the code it would appear to be a regular reverse pathtracer. I wonder why you decided to go that way as opposed to implementing a bidirectional pathtracer? It seemed to me like bidirectional pathtracing (BDPT
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by Svenstaro 6y ago
Really cool to see this posted here! I'm the author of the "original" "tool" this is based off of [0]. Frankly it feels a bit weird to have something rewritten in Go when it was originally written in Rust. It's
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by Svenstaro 6y ago
This exact thing happened to me with 389-ds.
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by Svenstaro 6y ago
What country is that?
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
Shameless plug: https://github.com/svenstaro/miniserve/
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
Writing FastAPI code as I procrastinate right now!
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
Depending on how many you need, you should consider building them yourself. I just ordered a new Zen2-based build from alternate.de in parts and I think that's the way to go.
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
I don't think so. A driver needs to control a device completely so you can't drive sway with nouveau and game on nvidia.
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
Well, they've developed their EGLStream approach and that probably cost some resources on their end so the question is why they decided to go that way at all. It seems like a waste to me to develop something nobody is going to use and
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
This would be a good time to mention that sway doesn't support the nvidia proprietary driver [0]. The author recommends nouveau but this leaves out users that 1) have very modern GPUs 2) need vulkan 3) need CUDA 4) do heavy gaming. The
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
That brings back memories. Used gobby all the way back in school.
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
True, but they allow you to find out whether any Docker images have actually been compromised.
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
It does now for me at least in version 6.0.6.
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by Svenstaro 7y ago
Because mirrors aren't guaranteed to use HTTP gzip compression and also gzip compresses much worse than xz.
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
With the zstd support in pacman, arch will soon switch all packages over to zstd.
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
Well, get back working on that, then! JK, you're doing great work, keep it up.
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
That's an orthogonal option in my opinion. It still allows you to run a full docker setup. It just influences how you run manage everything. That being said, I really like the hashicorp stack and more people should run it.
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
That's a bit like saying "ORMs are too complex" before proceeding to eventually build your own crappy ORM. I think by accepting docker you gain a lot of support from a developer community which you'd otherwise not see if
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
I picked the name because the parts themselves are indeed what you said but when provided in combination it's a bit of a mean thing to say to say to the other team as you proclaim your easy victory in the context of online games. Somet
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
But you sometimes don't know upfront how much you'll actually work for the client for the thing they need to accomplish. Guess this won't work then.
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
I wouldn't recommend bazel to anybody. I've had an absolutely terrible experience with it. First of all, it's slow. Secondly, it keeps breaking builds with every single release. Thirdly, the language is weird and not at all o
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by Svenstaro 8y ago
Just to note: in Arch we almost only have individual package maintainers.

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