akavel

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   by akavel 7y ago

   I believe https://luna-lang.org has plans like this, though they're kinda definitely not hurrying things...
2. 332.▲
   by akavel 7y ago

   Ohhh, now that is something I totally missed, thanks!
3. 333.▲
   by akavel 7y ago

   Hm, as to userland, I wonder why they don't seem to mention GenodeOS in any way?
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   by akavel 7y ago

   I like the saying I read/heard somewhere, that's I believe based on Pareto principle, saying more or less: "After getting through 80% of a project, what's left to do, is just to complete the remaining final 80%" :
5. 335.▲
   by akavel 7y ago

   I like to think that my side projects are primarily a hobby , which I understand as an important venue for "venting off" after work. Notably, if they start to feel too much like work, they're no longer hobby projects, losing
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   by akavel 7y ago

   "[The doctors] concluded that roughly 80% of the people who lost their sense of smell would test positive for the coronavirus, and that somewhere between 30% and 60% of those who had tested positive for the virus had also lost their s
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   by akavel 7y ago

   Hm, do you know of any tool/framework for capturing and then re-running (mocking) syscall responses? Could be interesting to keep in a toolbox for future...
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   by akavel 7y ago

   Is collapsing back also allowed, as I asked above? :) didn't see any clear UX indication to that effect :( Not 100% essential (I guess could try adding it as a contribution if the others were there), but how about the bookmarking aspec
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   by akavel 7y ago

   IIUC, libc are not prebuilt and bundled ("for every supported target combination"), "just" the source code of musl and glibc is bundled, and compiled lazily on your machine when first needed (i.e. for any target for whic
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Among programmers, distinction between CRLF and LF is known. Among non-programmers, you may well see people who will try to write code in WordPad, and that doesn't mean compilera should parse WordPad documents as source files. Do you e
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Uh, so, my thought behind that comment was that writing in bash has an advantage over Python, as no extra runtime environment is required in case of bash... sorry for not being clear enough in the comment, I now see I wrote it too vaguely..
12. 342.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    "cdist is written in Python" - that's a significant difference
13. 343.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    I will try to answer you on keybase, hopefully it will be easier to discuss details.
14. 344.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    Did you consider Fate RPG ruleset? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fate_(role-playing_game_syst...
15. 345.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    I plan to start (again) doing the Reddit bodyweighting recommended routine: https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/recommend...
16. 346.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    Definitely interested if FOSS. Also ideally if it's possible to dynamically create & modify filter pipelines/complex searches in it.
17. 347.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    I would love if it was possible to further drill down into topics (expand further in already expanded parts, up to many levels deep). I long ago hoped to one day try and write an explanation of Shor's algorithm in such a format, with m
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    by akavel 7y ago

    A toolchain for writing Nim apps for Android (.apk) without need for Android Studio (or JRE). Assembling minimal .dex files from scratch based on openly published spec of the file format, then implementing actual app logic in Nim via JNI.
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Check out if https://zettlr.com (FOSS, Markdown) could be useful to you - I know it specifically has some support for Zettelkasten, though I never was able to understand what this thing means.
20. 350.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    AFAIK, favorites count as upvotes as well.
21. 351.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    I think in such cases it's because people probably use upvotes as bookmarks to "read later" ( ...some day, for sure! )
22. 352.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    Thanks for the report, that's a relief then!
23. 353.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    From the video, it looks to me like they're pressing the stylus fairly hard on the tablet, I wonder what's up with that. Also, I wish they were able to use an e-paper with a faster refresh rate, like ClearInk claims to be (see e.g
24. 354.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    Also the last thing we want is making users accustomed to weird characters in URLs, after years of trying to preach: "anything out of ordinary - be suspicious!"
25. 355.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    For "higher level abstraction layers" improving the "ease of use" mentioned in the article, see e.g. https://genode.org/ (not affiliated, just a fan)
26. 356.▲
    by akavel 7y ago

    Yeah, I'm super confused why suddenly now they provide a public code search service again. Uh, capricious overlords :/
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    by akavel 7y ago

    I wish something like this was available as a plugin for http://userland.org ; also, that it had a mode for "live update of results" (or, does it work with 'watch -n1' already?)
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Interesting, what is the pws arg?
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Then you still need to think, to avoid getting caught in tough water with a muscle cramp, or getting caught by seaward currents during tides, etc, etc. So, yes, it's good to know how to swim, so that you can survive immediately after g
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    by akavel 7y ago

    Try contacting https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=DoreenMichele , see contact info in her profile — she's been homeless (though in US IIUC) and writes openly about that, and about helping people in this unfortunate si