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1. 31.▲
   by deaddabe 4y ago

   You measure productivity by output divided by time, eg. 10 items produced by hour. If output was the same during lock down, but worked time increased, then productivity decreased.
2. 32.▲
   by deaddabe 4y ago

   This talk was impressive. Especially repeating parts and even using machine learning to optimize values of resistors. TL;DW the tool is named Skidl ans uses Python to generate net lists for KiCAD. https://github.com/devbisme
3. 33.▲
   by deaddabe 4y ago

   French here. Maybe you should use HN's poll feature in order to be able to aggregate results, but it would be a long list of languages to choose from (or add "other at some point).
4. 34.▲
   Let’s Encrypt Receives the Levchin Prize for Real-World Cryptography(letsencrypt.org)

   238 points by deaddabe 4y ago|35 comments
5. 35.▲
   by deaddabe 4y ago

   Note that this separation is necessary if you want to achieve somewhat parallel compilation in Rust. Every proc_macro needs its own separate crate, so I end up providing two crates for macro-based stuff. At least, the stdlib seems to have e
6. 36.▲
   by deaddabe 5y ago

   Why imply WASM and a browser? I guess running a benchmark of the two binaries on a host should be sufficient.
7. 37.▲
   by deaddabe 5y ago

   Unfortunately it seems that BinaryEye is only able to reason about barcodes , not markers . None of the markers presented in the article were detected. Some special barcodes, like MaxiCode, were not detected either. Method: I started the
8. 38.▲
   by deaddabe 5y ago

   Interesting read with a lot of links to explore. I have been digging down this rabbit hole quite a bit myself. For this I have used Binary Eye [1], an Android application that can read but also generate various barcodes (even some not lis
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   by deaddabe 5y ago

   From my experience C is very fast to compile. Especially compared to C++, because of the metaprogramming and monomorphization stuff. In C you would use void*. Dynamic dispatch is faster to compile than static dispatch, but runtime performan
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    The constraint on OUIGO trains is because tickets have to be checked before onboarding. So you have hundreds of passengers to check in line. This takes time. So people are required to come earlier. However in practice most people respect th
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    > If you note, I said I moved back to a studio apartment in Paris. Not a cheap area even if I didn’t live in the center of town but definitely didn’t move there by choice either. May I ask the reason of work was not the one? I know I w
12. 42.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    > In general you're right of course, but it still solves the problem that you may not HAVE to move to the expensive place anymore. Of course you still CAN, like the author chose to. > And as someone who never moved away from wher
13. 43.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    (missing "(2019)" at the end of the submission title)
14. 44.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    I share the same point of view now. Especially after now 4 years in the software industry. The quantity of ope source software used is huge. But none of the money goes back to the authors. Companies have two choices : avoid GPL like pest or
15. 45.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    The author points out that remote working is solving the "expensive places to live" problem, yet moved to a studio in Paris which are awfully expensive. I am quite of puzzled by this. Of course, if the author gets the North Americ
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Note that this page is a little bit outdated. Not updated since August 2021, and for example does not mention [0] Relm4 [1]. [0] https://github.com/areweguiyet/areweguiyet/pull/77 [1] https://githu
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    You do not have to convert .ui files to Relm code, see gladis's relm example [0]. [0] https://github.com/MicroJoe/gladis/blob/master/gladis/exampl...
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Thanks, it works. However adding a GtkApplicationWindow and a GtkButton inside of the component tree is not updating the preview area. Adding a know valid GTK3 .ui file [0] does not update the preview area either. Seems like the "previ
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    I downloaded and tried it just now. When creating a project, I get an empty .ui file with no possibility to add any widget. This project still seems in its infancy, or I am doing something wrong. It also seems to enforce a "framework&q
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    I cannot find any relevant documentation while searching "gtk template widgets" in my favorite search engines. Do you have a link? Maybe this crate is still needed because of discoverability issues, if one cannot find an alternati
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Gtk-rs is still pretty bare bone. I tried to do my part by removing boilerplate using macros [1] [2], but it is still complicated to design GTK apps. Even more now, because Glade has been deprecated for GTK4 and no visual editor is availabl
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    Autodetecting Gnome Dark and Light Mode for Dotfiles Adjustments(deaddabe.fr)

    1 points by deaddabe 5y ago|0 comments
23. 53.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Nice catch, this usecase seems common enough.
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Thanks! I will use the enable-linger on the NAS running 24/7, and configure it using a remote browser (probably via SSH tunnel). This way I can always sync to NAS even if everything else is off, and the laptop/desktop will sync fr
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    I access radicale via an nginx proxy with proper HTTPS (LetsEncrypt) and an HTPASSWD over that, so the setup is secure. However radicale default setup is not secure, I agree.
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    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. This is an app for Windows [0] but everything I use is Linux, so the setup to start SyncThing it at boot should be straightforward. I am more worried about the Android part. The best solution would be to start Syn
27. 57.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    For the contacts and calendar I still use the VPS, but with radicale [0] instead of Nextcloud. The resource usage is minimal, probably the attack surface too. And I like the do one thing and do it well mantra (in this case, CalDAV/Card
28. 58.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    I have switched from Nextcloud to Syncthing. The former was a resource hog that was eating up too much everything on my modest VPS. I share the files on my local network at home between phone, laptop and desktop. My only issues so far: - I
29. 59.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    Can you share a reference wrt evolving Android storage schemes?
30. 60.▲
    by deaddabe 5y ago

    What $(BUILDER) are you using? Could be GNU m4 (been there, done that) or something more (or less?) evolved.