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by dingi 3y ago
You call this ugly ass mess of a code simple? yeah right!
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by dingi 3y ago
Trying to shoehorn Rust this and Rust that into every freaking thing makes more problems than it solves. Case in point is async rust in microcontrollers. Looks ugly as a sin.
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by dingi 3y ago
Nope, this is no good. PWA works really well with Chrome though
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by dingi 3y ago
I have experienced the same as well. I've been using team (on Linux for Christs sake) for past 3 years. Never had any major issues. Everything continues to be working as expexted. I'm using the web app on Chrome as a pinned tab si
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by dingi 3y ago
worst thing ever happened to web
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by dingi 3y ago
Let's hope TS does not become a bloated mess having every feature but kitchen sink like C#
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by dingi 3y ago
It's simple when you realize that, FSF is about USER FREEDOM. Not DEVELOPER FREEDOM. As a user, I would be thrilled to have all 4 freedoms met. But as a developer with commercial interests, this might not be ideal. Clash between FSF an
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by dingi 3y ago
Maybe its time for Mozilla to do the same with Firefox. Their inability to keep their flagship product relevant is astonishing.
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by dingi 3y ago
Why did they need to use AT for whatever thing this is? AT is a well known and decades old protocol for modem communication. smh.
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Matrox Announces LUMA Graphics Cards Powered by Intel Arc Graphics(phoronix.com)
3 points by dingi 3y ago|0 comments
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by dingi 4y ago
Rider highlights pascal cased class methods/attributes and suggests to use camel case, for example. I haven't changed any style settings. This is Rider default. Maybe its a Linux thing.
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by dingi 4y ago
Except botched C# style rules. Rider still insists on Java style guidelines for .net projects. And sometimes, it spawns a never ending background process that only way to get rid of is to restart the app. Otherwise, it's okay. edit: be
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by dingi 4y ago
Oh this brings back the memories of good old VB6. Never encountered such a simple and easy to use UI builder after that, probably because I left MS ecosystem for more open technologies. Just drag and drop. Double click on the component and
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by dingi 4y ago
And that's the reason for their downfall.
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by dingi 4y ago
Yeah. Just look what they got from that. Big corps using their work with hardly any upstream contribution (Apple, Sony, etc). At this rate BSDs will be deader than dead within a few years.
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by dingi 4y ago
whoever doing this has some serious time wasting issue. Check the previous project https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26303996
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by dingi 4y ago
copy-left licenses are better for users.
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HiFive Pro P550 dev board coming this summer with Intel RISC-V chip(liliputing.com)
5 points by dingi 4y ago|1 comments
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by dingi 4y ago
its already a thing in some countries. Operators in my country have unlimited packages for social media and streaming services.
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by dingi 4y ago
What a bunch of backwood savages. Still living in the stone ange. Kept alive thanks to the oil money
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by dingi 4y ago
I mean, weren't we all fish?
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by dingi 4y ago
I've used G7 and it has a pretty good Linux support. Superb build quality, lightweight. My only sore point was missing fingerprint drivers.
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by dingi 4y ago
HP Elitebook 840 has a pretty good Linux support (except the fingerprint drivers of course). My previous employer gave me a 840 G7 when it was just released. Worked pretty well with Arch/Ubuntu. Superb build quality, lightweight and ov
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by dingi 4y ago
Java seems to be getting a lot of flak. I would very much prefer to maintain a large Java code base over large JS, Python, Ruby code base hands down. Trust me, you don't want to be in a position to maintain a 100KLOC mess of an app wri
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by dingi 4y ago
Is this app even working? It crashes every time.
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by dingi 4y ago
care to elaborate on how ML models work then?
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by dingi 4y ago
Whe you consider China's restrictions against US companies, these things are a drop in a bucket.
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by dingi 4y ago
This is a load of bull crap from MS (I am fine with a PWA though). Teams is built atop electron. They purposefully kept the Linux version crappy for some reason. Possibly because, if they do one app for Linux, they might have to make other
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by dingi 4y ago
GNOME has excellent support for keyboard based navigation BTW. Almost anything can be done with the keyboard. Most shell actions has a keyboard shortcut.