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TheCabin
8y ago
Good recommendation. I've used this approach before but somehow had the impression that this doesn't work for OpenGL applications. Now that I think about it, I should simply give it a shot.
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Ask HN: What is the best setup to work remotely with GUI on Linux?
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TheCabin
8y ago
Maybe I should read the book, but somebody probably knows: Is there a set a default widgets when using QML?
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TheCabin
8y ago
Any thoughts about pros / cons when compared with Sloth?
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8y ago
As a German, I still learned a lot from the article. Thanks!
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8y ago
Just want to say thanks to the author for going the extra mile and making the article as visual as possible.
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8y ago
You don't see how "Reinforcement of monopolies" applies? You don't see how "Self-censorship" applies? The Cambridge Analytica scandal was involving facebook -- do you think they are really far apart from each o
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TheCabin
8y ago
Okay, let’s think about some side effects of having lots of potentially sensitive data nicely stored at one location: * Propaganda: Because you understand what people need to hear, it’s a perfect tool to influence opinion. Of course, this d
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8y ago
Professional game engines are not the only application for OpenGL, though. Many people would like to build cross-platform software without using major abstraction layers, such as game engines. This could be research software, prototypes, sm
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8y ago
I see that Microsoft is not a corporation that is evil by design and that they are doing exciting stuff as well -- I don't hate them. However, I am keeping my skepticism when they embrace open-source and am curious which 'actual e
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8y ago
One move from Microsoft that really disappointed me recently was to prioritize advertisement over user privacy, for example in Windows 10. I read big chunks of the terms and conditions myself and was horrified. There are many articles cover
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TheCabin
8y ago
You need to reach a critical mass of users. In contrast to Github, neither Codeplex nor Windows phone did that.
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8y ago
True. My days of google fan-boy-ism are long over :-/
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TheCabin
8y ago
I don't think you have to be altruistic to have genuine enthusiasm -- some companies have fantastic plans to support open-source as well as their business plans. But I agree with the first point you are making.
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8y ago
Well, because the strategy was really nasty stuff and acquiring github might fit into this kind of pattern.
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8y ago
Yeah, I am not saying I would trust any other big competitor more than Microsoft. However, I am still not convinced that Microsoft really changed as much as many people like to believe. I think it is obvious that they lost the fight against
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8y ago
Don't forget about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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8y ago
For my taste, the article is a bit too high-level to build a meaningful intuition. I think a more complex example would be beneficial.
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TheCabin
8y ago
You could simply write header-only code (see keyword 'inline').
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9y ago
He is saying that it is an approximation (see in comments): "I looked at what I thought were comparable regions. I checked several frames of the video and the frame at 0:51 in the article is what I used. The method is admittedly very a
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TheCabin
9y ago
Can someone explain to me why this link has such a low ranking on HN, already? It's pretty fresh and has lots of upvotes. I was trying to post it, because I didn't see it yet.
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TheCabin
9y ago
They should really separate git and github packages.
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9y ago
I just came across this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/696dre/warning_to_...
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TheCabin
10y ago
Where exactly do I find the science here?
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TheCabin
11y ago
Who did before? Also, this solution would work with a newer release of wkhtmltopdf.
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11y ago
In my case too. I guess it is related to the wkhtmltopdf version and the woff fonts.
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TheCabin
11y ago
This isn't working, is it? Where is the script supposed to get the files ..., linear_algebra.pdf,... from?
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TheCabin
11y ago
I guess this could be automated. For instance, you could download all html files using a plugin like "Download Them All" with a renaming mask like " inum - name inum . ext " and then try: find . -iname '*.html'