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by ausjke 7y ago
Huawei had to license synopsys/cadence/mentor to design their chip(which is using ARM core), if US really wants to play hardball Huawei's IC design can be killed nearly instantly once those CAD design software is forbidden. I
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Cooler RPi4 with New Firmware(cnx-software.com)
3 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
I think you're right. I worked on Yocto for two years, it is over-engineered _a_ _lot_ to say the least. The BSP companies like it though, my theory is that, since Yocto is so complex(unnecessarily), only them can solved the problem f
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by ausjke 7y ago
I deduced it based on all the people I know who moved from CA to TX, I can tell you there are quite a lot of them. The pattern is quite obvious to me. Over time I adapted to it somehow by reminding myself to stay absolutely politically corr
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by ausjke 7y ago
People make the state as it is today, so those people are exactly the reason what made CA is becoming. No they don't want to do just 25%, they want to own it and do 100+% their way wherever they migrate to, it's called Stockholm S
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by ausjke 7y ago
It's said Texas vs California is like Capitalism vs Socialism. Clearly Texas has won landslide and CA is on its way to hell, just thinking about breaking into your car and stealing from store for under $900 will not be deemed as crime
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by ausjke 7y ago
Dallas is actually very liberal, it's a blue city, totally blue,
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by ausjke 7y ago
https://stats.searx.xyz/ -- public instances list
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Searx – Search without being tracked(asciimoo.github.io)
1 points by ausjke 7y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
Absolutely correct, but it's worse, since they don't truly understand math, they taught in such a way that confused/misled students, no wonder USA had to import so many STEM engineers(and graduate students to fill college cla
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by ausjke 7y ago
how is this different from apify ( https://apify.com/ ), apify seems can do what browserless does and is also open-source, means you can self-host it freely.
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by ausjke 7y ago
actually it is, ES6 native js is too long to type, jQuery is so neat and short, I will continue use jQuery whenever it's fit
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by ausjke 7y ago
So YC's own China-version startup effort flopped basically. It's at an awkward time per se, nobody wants to get serious business started now at current climate, which could be the beginning of a sea change policy from what has be
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by ausjke 7y ago
Microsoft "loves" linux because it failed to beat Linux with FUD etc. Microsoft to me is the cancer to the OSS, why not just admit that you had never, and will never love Linux, you are simply doing all these for financial purpose
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by ausjke 7y ago
“I really love the line-of-code completions in the new kite.com.” Guido van Rossum - Python's creator.
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by ausjke 7y ago
tried it out myself, seems much more useful than other options. https://help.kite.com/article/73-using-the-vim-plugin
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AI based autocomplete for Python coding(kite.com)
7 points by ausjke 7y ago|2 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
downloaded it, it seems only works for cmake or you have to have a json database, stop here for now. I would think it can analyse the code directly, as source-navigator did to me. the UI looks shiny, but as far as usability goes, this requi
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by ausjke 7y ago
totally agree, after years of vscode/geany/eclipse/whatever I now pay full annual license for the jetbrains bundle, so that I can focus on coding better, much better. I do keep my vim around though, for any command line relat
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by ausjke 7y ago
Just had a quick check, some web page will fail the click event(mouse click won't do anything). on the other hand I have been using novnc to do similar things for my own testing purposes(running chrome inside chrome remotely), it worke
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Supreme Court agrees to review disastrous ruling on API copyrights(arstechnica.com)
5 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
C is popular also partially due to its simplicity by design. Javascript fatigue is caused by its 'complexity(imperfectness)' in design, but it took a good spot by accident however bad it was designed.
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by ausjke 7y ago
Does golang have an option to use 'shared' libraries/modules? while it is great its size is unfit for so many embedded devices, tinygo is a good try, but still.
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by ausjke 7y ago
Anyone but Microsoft please. I can never trust Microsoft for the rest of my life. If that occurs I will use Debian 100%. On Canonical side, I read somewhere complaining they suck at marketing, they could have done much better otherwise.
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by ausjke 7y ago
I'm a new potential user and it seems nice to get all essential project management tools in one place for me, though basecamp now faces more competitions. any alternatives can provide similar/better services? wrike or monday.com?
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Basecamp Personal Edition(basecamp.com)
23 points by ausjke 7y ago|10 comments
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ESM Unflagged in Node(twitter.com)
1 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
he is 49 this year, considered as one of the most genius programmer on earth. There are professors still doing real work at 90+ year old(yes, the UT professor goodenough for Nobel prize), John has a long way ahead, best luck!
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by ausjke 7y ago
w3m works well for me, can display images in xterm too. lynx can show all URL links on any page, which is handy but missing from w3m.
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by ausjke 7y ago
best news for my day. I no longer really hate systemd, but for OSS, keeping options open is always good, in the case of system that is before it is coupled with all distros too deeply, let's make sure there are possibilities to use oth

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