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by dima55 3y ago
If you do this sort of thing more than once ever, look at the feedgnuplot tool ( http://github.com/dkogan/feedgnuplot ). It'll make your life easier
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by dima55 3y ago
Lots of tools do this sort of thing. An incomplete list is in the vnlog docs: https://github.com/dkogan/vnlog/#description
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by dima55 3y ago
You "apt install emacs elpa-magit". Your OS should respect you enough to make it this simple.
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by dima55 3y ago
The N900 was everything a portable device should be. Really sad that it was a dead end
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by dima55 3y ago
In Brazil, the favelas are up on the hills. Unclear why it's this way in some places, but the opposite in others
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by dima55 3y ago
This is true by definition. Ubuntu releases are forked from Debian at the time of their release, so Ubuntu 22.04 is where Debian was in April 2022.
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by dima55 3y ago
Don't know about the algorithms, but this is a C library: for computers. threejs is a javascript library: for browsers
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GNU poke: an extensible editor for structured binary data(jemarch.net)
75 points by dima55 3y ago|15 comments
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by dima55 3y ago
That looks very similar. Any idea what the differences are?
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by dima55 3y ago
It's already in stock Debian.
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Gnuplotlib: Gnuplot-Based Plotting for NumPy(github.com)
2 points by dima55 3y ago|0 comments
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Mrcal: Next-generation camera modeling and calibration(mrcal.secretsauce.net)
2 points by dima55 3y ago|0 comments
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by dima55 3y ago
gEDA was quite good when it was active. In the last few years the ringdove eda project is actively maintaining and improving pcb, while the lepton eda project is actively maintaining and improving the rest. They're quite good.
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Mrcal: Precise Camera Calibrations(mrcal.secretsauce.net)
3 points by dima55 3y ago|0 comments
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by dima55 3y ago
The article is about good Japanese teas. You're talking about black tea in bags.
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by dima55 3y ago
Maybe that's true, but arguing that putting boiling water on decent (i.e. not bancha or genmaicha or whatever) japanese green tea is a weird, minority opinion for a good reason. Also, gunpowder greens are not japanese.
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by dima55 3y ago
Do you actually drink not-bottom-of-the-barrel sencha? If not, your experience is not applicable, respectfully. With even middle-of-the-road sencha the difference is far from subtle.
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by dima55 3y ago
The article this thread is commenting on is about Japanese green tea, hence the confusion.
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by dima55 4y ago
I have a GR IIIx. It's absurdly good.
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by dima55 4y ago
It's not useful. The article was about google.
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by dima55 4y ago
There's also https://github.com/dkogan/vnlog/ which is a wrapper around the existing coreutils, so all the options work, and there's nothing to learn
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by dima55 4y ago
It takes more work to create and push a Debian package. Yes. But once it's done, it's DONE, and you never talk about it again. This whole article and thread can disappear, which is a MASSIVE time savings. The "DLL hell"
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by dima55 4y ago
What's the crime in Debian? The "right answer about how to manage packages" is "apt install package". Anything else (including venvs) is a hack
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by dima55 4y ago
rpm is heinous. They need to handle comments and then expand macros so that you can comment-out stuff in your .spec without getting mystery errors from multi-line macros. If they can't even get this right after decades, they're ho
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by dima55 4y ago
I've lots of experience with both. Debian, while not perfect, is miles better than the rpm systems. Both require knowledge, because thinking of all the multitudes of edge cases makes things complicated. Don't have personal experie
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by dima55 4y ago
The fundamental problem is that - These people are replacing Make, while still using Make - They're not clear on what problems of Make they're solving, specifically. And they have never read the manual, and don't know how to
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by dima55 4y ago
How is that an issue? If you want to live on the bleeding edge, you can run experimental or unstable or whatever. Or just pull the package you want. The poster asked how to "encourage" the distros to ship the package they wanted,
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by dima55 4y ago
By contributing the change you want to see to Debian. Ubuntu is almost entirely a straight rebuild of Debian.
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by dima55 4y ago
All of that is written in C (or C++). The Python is just the glue code. This article is fighting a straw man
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by dima55 4y ago
This isn't specific to any organization. If you want this thing to keep going, you can maintain it anywhere; it's not tied to github.com/nasa in any way. I'm the sole maintainer of another open source project at NASA. I&

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