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by agucova 6y ago
Have you tried the Julia language? With relatively performant Python interoperability it seems to fit your needs.
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Spot: Native Spotify client written in Rust for the GNOME desktop(github.com)
3 points by agucova 6y ago|0 comments
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by agucova 6y ago
> If it works, that will be a massively important result. If not, it won't be surprising, but _at least he will have tried_. I for one think the expected value leans overwhelmingly in favor of at least one person actually trying. It
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by agucova 6y ago
There is a python3 branch, some issues around the topic and a PR [1] preparing for a transition. [1]: https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneye/pull/1978
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by agucova 6y ago
I'm a first-year engineering undergrad, last Friday I finished the last Calculus 3 exam on the semester. I spent 2 days studying with friends just to see they would blindly memorize formulas with no regard whatsoever for what they were
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by agucova 6y ago
This seems actually, very reasonable. Add to it automated moderation (for catching spam or simple text padding), and it doesn't seem bad at all. You could add simple features to enhance discussion such as an option to quote academic so
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by agucova 7y ago
Given it's a translation layer, and it doesn't modify the actual code, I would imagine memory usage would be very similar. (Or higher)
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by agucova 7y ago
I've had good experiences using gnome-mpv, (now called Celluloid) it's minimalistic, but I really like it. https://celluloid-player.github.io/
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Planting Trees Won’t Save the World(nytimes.com)
1 points by agucova 7y ago|0 comments
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by agucova 7y ago
This is awesome! I think these initiatives are urgently needed, especially in the case of pulse oximeters and electrocardiograms. For both, the components (of medical quality) are extremely cheap, but there aren't any clinically valida
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by agucova 7y ago
I've always wanted to. I keep track of changes in my personality (Big 5) and political orientation (Political Compass and 8Values) every couple months, but I haven't been able to find any good (and free) neurocognitive assessment
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by agucova 7y ago
I don't think he is talking about the screen, they advertise it for both the flashlight and the backlight. The quote comes from the flashlight of the phone, which has two models, one white and another "sunlight-like" for mela
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by agucova 7y ago
I've always wondered if there is something like this for the voice of Majel Barrett-Roddenberry (Computer). I know her voice was recorder phonetically before she died ( https://io9.gizmodo.com/the-voice-of-star-treks-com
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by agucova 7y ago
This is extremely cool! And I love how even the requirements are extensively covered and described with links to other courses. I'll be definitely taking a look at this :p
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by agucova 7y ago
Does someone know for any equivalent for Ubuntu Desktop? (or any distro for that matter)
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by agucova 7y ago
We've come so far as a society, it's amazing.
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by agucova 7y ago
I realize this is not at all optimal for sharing, and I've played with some static site generators for this (but it's way too much work)! I think a webapp for this would be simply awesome. (Sharing quotes and text snippets through
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by agucova 7y ago
Right now I'm experimenting with the sheets functionality in Notion, mainly for book and web quotes in my case, but there is a lot of things I don't like. The mobile app is sluggish, and the display options are not ideal for this
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by agucova 7y ago
"However, it also provides seekability, allowing individual files within the archive to be decrypted, in addition to seeking within those files"; I don't it's implemented yet, but the protocol seems to have that capabili
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by agucova 7y ago
While the concept sounds great, I was really disappointed with the performance of app (even for Electron) and the design needs quite a lot of polishing, multiple events happening at the same time overlap quite badly, and the positions of th