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Kakoune TV – Asciicasts of VimGolf Solutions in Kakoune(delapouite.github.io)
2 points by doppioandante 8y ago|0 comments
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by doppioandante 8y ago
A kakoune user made this one: https://delapouite.github.io/kakoune-tv/ It shows the solution to vimgolfs inside kakoune, with number of keystrokes
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by doppioandante 8y ago
Are you going to track the progress somewhere? I'm interested in helping
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Bringing Vulkan everywhere(gfx-rs.github.io)
143 points by doppioandante 8y ago|63 comments
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by doppioandante 9y ago
Is this a good way to get into SDR or is this device too much for a total beginner? I'm taking a telecommunications course later this year and this topic looks really interesting.
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by doppioandante 9y ago
How was this compiler bootstrapped?
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WebODM – Open Source Drone Mapping(webodm.org)
5 points by doppioandante 9y ago|0 comments
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by doppioandante 10y ago
I don't think that parent wanted to be pretentious, as an Italian I was confused by the article too, then I realized that it's a description of the italian sweets that you can find in a certain part of the US. It seems natural to
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Panettone is the correct spelling.
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Read this one: https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/15001/enlightened/2
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Unity has often been criticized because it was a Canonical thing and didn't leverage Wayland, but it's another world compared to Gnome shell. I couldn't like gnome shell no matter what. I was using Gnome shell on a old eeepc.
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by doppioandante 10y ago
What do you mean? 'i' is like in 'India' while 'e' is like in 'enter' but more contracted (otherwise it would be more like an ä). Maybe you're talking about 'ie', but that is a diphtho
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Two main differences for who comes from vim in my opinion: 1) Editing model based on (multiple) selections. Instead of moving around and issuing verbs on objects, as in vim, you are always selecting something and the command (delete, change
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Can you make an example?
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Well, if I had to give it any meaning I would probably choose the word with the smaller distance from the one that was computed (provided that a sensed scalar product exists here). Closure under linear combinations is not a problem if you
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by doppioandante 10y ago
I have been told that D-Wave is not actually a quantum computer but a quantum annealer, but I don't know the difference.
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by doppioandante 10y ago
It's a new caledonian word, see https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/blob/master/doc/manpages/fa...
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by doppioandante 10y ago
FAQ on various things and what the name means: https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/blob/master/doc/manpages/fa...
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by doppioandante 10y ago
It is written from scratch in a very modern C++ style, I advise every C++ programmer to look at it. Also the code is quite well organized.
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by doppioandante 10y ago
While Kakoune is mainly terminal oriented, it has an experimental json interface that while pretty basic can be used to implement a GUI to it. I took a stab at it, and while it still needs half of the features to be on par with the terminal
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by doppioandante 10y ago
:smile is a vim command that was introduced in the new version of vim, I'm not sure but it seems like they are making fun of it. There's always been a bit of hostility between the neovim people and Braam, last being the fact that
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Italian Nobel-winning playwright and master satirist Dario Fo dies(reuters.com)
2 points by doppioandante 10y ago|0 comments
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by doppioandante 10y ago
I would have liked it to be more mathy, the "it seems complicated but it actually is" followed by an approximate explanation is confusing, and the math looks like a bit hidden inside the main explanation.
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by doppioandante 10y ago
I still haven't found a clear answer to that, but using the LGPL license could pose a problem, because you need to allow the user to recompile the application with his own version of Qt. On iOS shared libraries are not allowed on the s
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Enlightened(what.thedailywtf.com)
5 points by doppioandante 10y ago|1 comments
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Unfortunately that book was too lightweight on theory to be of use to me, but it's certainly a very good book. I've recently started Strang's more advanced book on computational linear algebra/numerical analysis and it&#
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by doppioandante 10y ago
My favourite linear algebra book in italian is "Geometria e Algebra Lineare" by Abbena, Finno and Giannella. Really great book, with a wealth of exercises and extensive material. I can also suggest the youtube lectures[0] by Franc
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by doppioandante 10y ago
Actually, I think it's very similar to Axler's in spirit. Not numerical at all (there is a description of the min squares problem, but that's it as far as I remember). Matrices are used more explicitely than in Axler, but onl
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by doppioandante 10y ago
There's a introductory book that I would add to the "generalist" list, that is 'Linear Algebra Done Wrong' by Sergei Treil. It can be found freely here: https://www.math.brown.edu/~treil/papers&
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by doppioandante 10y ago
It's usually done to combine multiple flags using bitwise or, but I don't think it's the case here(unless glass can be shattered and not shattered at the same time). Or are you saying that you usually write 0, 1, 2, 4 and so

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