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by ac130kz 4y ago
The 7900's 50C° is what should be impressive, also the article is misleading, the 13900T is actually rated at 106W
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by ac130kz 4y ago
It's actually a lovely editor. I've used it a few times in the past, and it's lightning quick, responsive and featherlike in terms of resource use, as if Sublime was open sourced. Lite XL doesn't have fancy features, no
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by ac130kz 4y ago
The article doesn't mention the use of JNI, was it that difficult to apply in this case? Google seems to enjoy it on Android making new native libs in Rust and then exposing JNI interfaces.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
PEP 518 has been around for a long time. All of the projects must be running pyproject.toml + poetry.lock. Like really, it's the new modern standard, which solves a lot of headaches. The configs, the Python version, the dependencies, a
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Obviously, such an important tool like clangd should be run by everyone, but saying that Clang is better is a false claim, Clang is still slower than GCC.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Vimium + bookmarks
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Google is not using raw PageRank anymore, they use some sort of machine learning, which is overly optimized based on flawed abusable SEO techniques and probably user count, rather than actual value and authenticity.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
>Why? Case insensitive, weird parameter passing, no Posix-like interface. >Windows, macOS, and Linux Yet it is still mostly suitable for Windows, where it makes sense with weird (read: mostly bad and outdated) platform-wide proprietar
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Powershell is also quite anti-semantic, non-portable and verbose
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by ac130kz 4y ago
They should redirect to meatspin
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Memorization and repetition are not learning or knowledge, these are just important tools for learning. I believe that learning is a sort of compression algorithm. You pass some data through your brain and you try to compress it down to an
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by ac130kz 4y ago
From the pylint documentation it seems the opposite, you just have to extend some methods, and that's it
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Why not a Pylint plugin though?
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by ac130kz 4y ago
That code has nothing to do with conciseness, he could've extracted the arguments in separate variables
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Periodiq is a nice scheduler, which works well with Dramatiq
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Sounded cool as a title, but then looking closer one will find "it's built on top of a web app". Yikes, Flutter is horrible as a web platform: poor performance, poor js compatibility
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Trying to sue a company having such a media influence in the industry (thanks to Linus), a huge mistake made by unprofessional managers at Lenovo
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Show me Visual Studio on Linux, cause it's basically the only IDE for C#
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I did, I switched to kitty, because of Wayland. It feels crazy responsive even without looking at tests
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by ac130kz 4y ago
It looks great on the screenshots, but pretty dull and low contrast in VSCode, something is definitely not right. I believe it is due to rgb subpixel aliasing, which shifts the colors on smaller sized fonts. https://i.ibb.co&#x2F
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Let's see how long it will take for DRF to support async...
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I also have poor scrolling experience, but I believe it is due to some sort of a "smooth" (sic) scrolling library
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Big problems are an inevitable part of any software really. Take X11 security issues, for example
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by ac130kz 4y ago
This, everyone claiming that "Wayland butchered everything" are just unwilling to accept that Wayland is already more than 10 years old
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I'm pretty sure optics will be the next big thing in chip manufacturing after this small comeback
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Don't worry, they appointed a similar budget thief, and the state is so corrupt it won't be able to recover once gas and oil money are gone
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Let Nvidia and AMD stockpile these overpriced cards with the "ray tracing premium". Even the MSRPs are not justified
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by ac130kz 4y ago
There are still people who post stupid, mostly nowadays irrelevant complaints from 2015 and believe that Wayland is a 1:1 replacement, even though it isn't by design....
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Nope, you can simply port most of their config changes straight into your Firefox
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Maybe it is the way I search, but, as I've said, many websites are missing from their indexes. Yandex, the second best out of these, is also pretty bad at decoding the context of a search, seems like plain text search

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