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by boterock 8y ago
I think that would be interesting but speaking of single compute unit and attachment to UIs is imposing artificial limitations. What I would like best is a seamless compute device integration, with whatever hardware it connects, so for exam
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by boterock 8y ago
Is not that a lot of people have a choice.
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by boterock 8y ago
Countless times i've been victim of the "do you want to save?" dialog where the replies were |Yes|No|Cancel|. In some cases the brain knows it made a mistake, and whatever dialog comes, the reply should be the negative one. A
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by boterock 8y ago
You can't buy games that are in the iOS store from within the Steam app
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by boterock 8y ago
for me it doesn't work well with non-standard keyboard (colemak). All shortcuts break (at least on fedora 28 it does)
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by boterock 9y ago
It's sad that no one has mentioned Pushbullet. Is a small app that notifies you when things happen, and you can set it to notify RSS news, it also integrates with IFTTT and has a bunch of other features. You should check it out. Edit:
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by boterock 9y ago
I don't think that would be too much trouble, you can find fully custom widget toolkits with excellent performance and seamless OS integration (check blender or UE4 for example)
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by boterock 9y ago
but you can also install clang 5 in windows... I don't think it would be that different. I don't use it too much, but I have it for clang-format
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by boterock 9y ago
I like the Motorola double twist for camera gesture, you can start the gesture just as you take it out of your pocket.
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by boterock 9y ago
SVN in sublime text, although paid, is so much better than whatever VSCode has for SVN.
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by boterock 9y ago
I've been using Language Server to learn rust while coming back to ST after using VSCode extensively. Have you tried using a LSP extension instead of a TypeScript one?
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by boterock 9y ago
Blender supports Python 3... time to move to blender I guess =P
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by boterock 9y ago
Visual scripting are a really powerful tool. I have never used Godot, but in UE4 you have 3 different styles of visual scripting, and each is a powerful tool in its own style there are blueprints, that are really easy to use, and are really
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by boterock 9y ago
There is clang-format, which comes even with clang for windows, I use it with a Visual Studio extension and it formats the code whenever I save. I even prefer that sometimes I have the whitespace messed, but just having the braces right wil
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by boterock 9y ago
Unreal didn't invent its own shading model. Instead Unreal and a bunch of other game engines now use what is called PBR (work on this started in Pixar before game engines) I think the possible explanation on why they may look different
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by boterock 9y ago
Two years ago I was looking for a distro that I'd love, after testing a few I decided on Arch, I liked it's approach for learning how the system works. But one year ago I got tired of it, I wanted a distro that was easy to set up
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by boterock 10y ago
Can relate, I remember enjoying more talking with friends in TeamSpeak than with my girlfriend via skype/hangouts/facebook call... now with a discord server, talking with friends is so much easier, but quality is not as good as TS
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by boterock 10y ago
On the other hand, connecting a 4k display in windows will default to configure it at 200% scaling, in mac it defaults to render everything tiny as ants.
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by boterock 10y ago
I got a Moto E 2nd gen (2015) and I also have the same issue sometimes with CM14 nightlies, so I would definitely consider it a software issue.
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by boterock 10y ago
why do you do [0] and never put any [0]() =(
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by boterock 10y ago
we don't want til 2060 https://xkcd.com/1508/
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by boterock 10y ago
The c style for loops were also dropped. now you do `for idx in 0...5` or you can also do `for idx in 0..<5` I think this makes clearer if you want to include or exclude the last index in the loop. I think that this kind of break is not
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by boterock 10y ago
I think it would be good to link them, I started reading, got to page 30 and thought it would be nice to try the challenge. This reminds me when I thought I could handle myself in Linux, but when I played OverTheWire wargames, I still learn
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by boterock 10y ago
Interesting example, I came up with clang 3.9 producing an imul with 11 though.
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by boterock 10y ago
It is sad that some year ago 1 usd would be like 2000 bolivares (I don't know the exact amount, but bolivares were almost the same value as colombian pesos). They decided to create the "bolivar fuerte" which was 1000 bolivare
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by boterock 10y ago
Never got to try how much this Macbook did in macOS (I bought it used just to tinker with Linux/FreeBSD, but the time I used it, battery on FreeBSD was on par with Linux, if not slightly better.
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by boterock 10y ago
I didn't like the idea of permanently losing 1 of the only 2 usb ports, although when connecting android tethering I lost one still. I wanted a solution that would allow me to have internet and also be able to connect a mouse and a usb
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by boterock 10y ago
Some months ago I got FreeBSD running in a Macbook Air, and surprisingly the UEFI boot worked out of the box. I say surprisingly because when I tried, the Linux efiboot didn't work, the only way to boot linux was through GRUB. I had al
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by boterock 10y ago
four decembers would endorse extremely premature christmas decoration
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by boterock 10y ago
The only reason I used karabiner in macOS was for TouchCursor. But TouchCursor is originally a windows app, so when I transitioned to windows I didn't miss any of karabiner. OTOH I haven't found yet something like that for linux.

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