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by archseer 6y ago
While the initial compile time might be slow because of dependencies, subsequent runs are incremental and maybe take a second for me.
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by archseer 6y ago
I'm using a similar layout (Norman) that was derived from the Workman analysis. https://normanlayout.info/about.html It was a bit easier to learn because most of the keys are on the same finger as on qwerty, but with t
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by archseer 6y ago
Agreed! I think both projects can coexist, but there could be some components that we could share. I was in talks with Hans last year about potentially supporting EIR opcodes in Enigma. I do think that Lumen is potentially more interesting
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by archseer 6y ago
Newer models certainly do. We're working on a surface driver that exposes raw heatmap data https://github.com/qzed/touch-detection-prototype/blob/maste...
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by archseer 6y ago
^ agree with this, slice_patterns fulfilled my needs on the byte level at least. Bit level you could extract some parts of https://github.com/archseer/enigma/blob/master/enigma/src/bi... and wr
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by archseer 6y ago
Also check out kvakvs' BEAM Wisdoms site: http://beam-wisdoms.clau.se/en/latest/ It was a big help initially to grok the bytecode format.
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by archseer 6y ago
Best of luck!
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by archseer 6y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23037389
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by archseer 6y ago
I wanted to tackle distribution eventually, but it was also by far the most complex part of the implementation.
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by archseer 6y ago
Projects can sometimes be just for fun. I started with two goals: 1) Learn how Erlang internals work 2) Learn Rust (this was the first time I was writing Rust) After I achieved both of those I decided I'll keep going if there's an
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by archseer 6y ago
Yeah I definitely didn't see it being production ready any time soon, but I thought it was an interesting project for people that wanted to learn BEAM internals. That's how I got started with it at least, I had problems trying to
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by archseer 6y ago
Yep! They appeared shortly after I started and were backed by Dockyard. I think they didn't have much success finding external contributors either though :/
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by archseer 6y ago
If I remember correctly I found a few edge cases, but they weren't ever hit by OTP, just by partially implemented VMs like mine :) It was kind of interesting exploring the OTP internals, especially some of the parts that haven't c
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by archseer 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, author here! (AMA?) I had a lot of fun working on this project, having implemented enough of the VM to run both Elixir and IEx before I stopped. Ultimately development stalled since I couldn't get any community inte
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by archseer 6y ago
Also note that the libinput maintainer was also the last synaptics maintainer. https://github.com/freedesktop/xorg-xf86-input-synaptics/com...
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by archseer 6y ago
My point here was that it's really easy to complain about the touchpad driver but it takes a lot more effort to actually go and write the code. There was some effort last year: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wbharding&#
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by archseer 6y ago
Because it became a burden to maintain. https://who-t.blogspot.com/2016/04/why-libinput-doesnt-have-... > In the old synaptics driver, we added options whenever something new came up and we tried to make those
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by archseer 6y ago
People always complain about this, yet nobody contributes: http://who-t.blogspot.com/2019/10/libinputs-bus-factor-is-1....
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by archseer 6y ago
Synaptics is deprecated with no maintenance. > The xf86-input-evdev driver is in maintenance mode at this point. The last commit was in May 2018 and, since the 2.10.0 release four years ago, there have been a total of 19 commits. It is s
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by archseer 7y ago
It's business as usual because the government refuses to increase testing. They're pretending there's no cases because they don't want to cancel the Olympics later this year. For a more realistic figure look at South Kor
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by archseer 7y ago
The response to MERS was a total shitshow (no laws against breaking quarantine, quarantined patients playing golf, flying to China, etc.) and we were lucky the virus didn't spread too easily. But they seem to have learned from that and
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by archseer 7y ago
It's bad journalism. /r/linux for example has a blanket ban on Phoronix articles and classifies them as blog spam. Most of the "announcement" type articles are mailing list quotes without context that don't lin
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by archseer 7y ago
Can't reproduce the findings. I think this is counting all lines ever added across all commits. The current source tree is at 500k lines of C: $ tokei C: 492003, C Header: 58547 Total line count at 889658, "code" count at 716
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by archseer 8y ago
There's also https://github.com/dspinellis/git-issue , but I don't have any experience with it yet. Maybe it can give you some inspiration
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by archseer 8y ago
Personally I prefer to alias git to g, then setup my aliases in gitconfig. https://github.com/GitAlias/gitalias g f && g rom git fetch && git rebase origin/master You could go nuts and make it even
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by archseer 9y ago
I like this, but I feel that a repository pattern would be better suited (Repo.update(model) vs model.update(), model being ).
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by archseer 10y ago
My lawyer... is very japanese-esque inflexible. No other lawyer (or friends that recently acquired the same visa) mentioned this new requirement; but the lawyer refuses to check with the immigration office.
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by archseer 10y ago
I'm here on a study visa, arrived last year, so I do have a temporary residency status.
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by archseer 10y ago
I'm currently going through the same process for a business investor visa. However, my lawyer claims that immigation office changed the requirements this december to also require at least one (can be part-time) employee (other than you
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by archseer 10y ago
Design seems similar to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYV0qATsyts

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