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by bobajeff 6y ago
I wonder what the feasibility is of doing something like this for movies and tv shows?
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PicoSystem A tiny all-in-one portable gaming system based around the RP2040 chip(shop.pimoroni.com)
1 points by bobajeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I've used Neovim prior to trying vscode because it has a language server protocol client extension. Unfortunately, the extension didn't work too well (it had issues with `clangd`) at the time. So, just to compare I installed vscod
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by bobajeff 6y ago
The vscode marketplace also provides a link to download extensions as a vsix file on every extension page. So if the extension isn't on open-vsx I just download it directly and install it.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
Never heard of Dendron before. Just looked at their site and it's basically the same exact tool as Foam here. I wonder if they're related?
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by bobajeff 6y ago
To add I believe PyPy also inspired asm.js the precursor to Web Assembly.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I'll keep my eye on this. It sounds like this runs in the browser itself. Right now I'm using meilisearch for a project and would prefer to not use up a http port for the search engine. One thing I'll need is fuzzy search tho
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by bobajeff 6y ago
The Dreamcast did pretty well, actually. Just not well enough to offset Sega's massive dept. It turns out that manufacturing can be expensive. Sega was clearly aware of this because they were already shopping the company around for a m
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The Poor, Misunderstood InnerText (2015)(perfectionkills.com)
38 points by bobajeff 6y ago|13 comments
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I wonder if there is a license that you can use that had a built-in expiration date. Like a auto-public-domain code release clause. Some way that if you start using a product you have a legal guarantee that you won't be dependent on th
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by bobajeff 6y ago
Maybe they could use a Peertube instance or LBRY.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I wonder if Cranelift would be useful for making a C++ REPL.
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Maui Project – Free and Open Source UI Framework(mauikit.org)
4 points by bobajeff 6y ago|0 comments
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Parameter passing guaranteed unified initialization and unified value-setting [pdf](github.com)
1 points by bobajeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 6y ago
>But Julia is strictly superior to Python in everyway That is until you use the debugger.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I imagine maintaining the kernel is very important. As that can be (and is) a major source of vulnerabilities. Also, it largely determines what hardware Windows can run on and what features it can have/support. If the NT kernel is in m
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by bobajeff 6y ago
>Hopefully the pendulum will swing back in the other direction soon Narrator: "It didn't."
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Human interface devices on the web: a few quick examples(web.dev)
4 points by bobajeff 6y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I still want Mozilla to release a Android keyboard.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
About the NT Kernel I'm just gonna repost what was said several years ago by someone who worked on it: >I'm a developer in Windows and contribute to the NT kernel. (Proof: the SHA1 hash of revision #102 of [Edit: filename redac
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I like like the bottle neck in the future will be Harddrive/SSD file read/write speeds. Honestly, I'd love to have my hands on a terabyte drive with 1TBps speeds.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
Congratulations, on finally having a tablet version of Krita. I think years ago they planned to make one for Windows Phone but we all know what happened there. Looking forward to the phone version.
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by bobajeff 6y ago
I think the SegaCD, 32X and Saturn killed the Dreamcast. Maybe if they had done market testing before manufacturing and marketing and abandoning several different systems that people didn't buy they wouldn't have been so badly in
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Seems to me like every year there's a new mozilla CEO.
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Apple CarPlay, Android Auto distract drivers more than pot, alcohol, says study(cnet.com)
136 points by bobajeff 7y ago|5 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
It's cool that Kate almost has full support for LSP. Update: here's a post I've found about it: https://kate-editor.org/post/2020/2020-01-01-kate-lsp-client... I'd love for Geany to also either
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by bobajeff 7y ago
It doesn't bother me if ad-blocking moves towards OCR and computer vision. These things need to be created anyways because as blockers don't always filter everything I want anyways. Personally, I would prefer to browse the web in
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I've been wanting something like this to replace Google Keep on my phone. In the past I tried to create one myself. I'm glad someone else out there did it. Update: tried it. Sorry to say I will still be using Google Keep for the t
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New green technology generates electricity 'out of thin air'(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Because of scales of industry. They have to keep investing into their own data centers to keep their services (Google, YouTube etc.) competitive. Because Amazon has the largest cloud business they can afford to spend the most on theirs. Hal

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