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by dragly 3y ago
Yes, exactly. Git worktrees will for instance make it easier to merge changes between multiple checked out branches without pushing upstream. For big repositories with long histories (like Qt), worktrees also save some disk space.
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by dragly 3y ago
One way to get an error when retrieving a git hash is by building inside a Docker container. If you mount the root directory of a work tree, but not the “git-common-dir”, git will fail to give you the commit hash.
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Speeding up loading OpenEXR files in Python with Rust and PyO3(dragly.org)
1 points by dragly 4y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 6y ago
Maybe you saw it in his video called "You suck at Excel" [1]? It is in any case worth the watch. [1]: https://youtu.be/0nbkaYsR94c
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Release v0.6 of Rust graphics libraries gfx-rs and wgpu-rs(gfx-rs.github.io)
1 points by dragly 6y ago|0 comments
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A conspiracy to kill IE6 (2019)(blog.chriszacharias.com)
1 points by dragly 6y ago|0 comments
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Are web_sys methods auto generated? (Rust crate)(github.com)
1 points by dragly 6y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 6y ago
From experience, I can also recommend using SQLite as an application file format. I landed on SQLite after looking for solutions for a file format for an educational app we made for simulating biological neural networks. The app is cross-pl
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Using Rust macros to create declarative programming languages for simulations(dragly.org)
4 points by dragly 7y ago|0 comments
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Norwegian research institutions cancel their agreement with Elsevier(mynewsdesk.com)
4 points by dragly 8y ago|0 comments
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The Waiting Time Paradox, Or, Why Is My Bus Always Late?(jakevdp.github.io)
345 points by dragly 8y ago|95 comments
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Perineuronal nets gain prominence for role in learning, memory, and plasticity(pnas.org)
2 points by dragly 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 8y ago
That explains! Thanks for pointing it out.
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by dragly 8y ago
It may be a regional difference, but the link goes to a book narrated by Wil Wheaton for me. I found Wheaton's narration to be a great listen. He's not the slow-paced, calm narrator you will find in many other non-fiction audioboo
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Uncertainpy: A Python Toolbox for Uncertainty Quantification(frontiersin.org)
1 points by dragly 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 8y ago
We recently published a paper suggesting an alternative to HDF5 [1] using directories for objects, YAML for metadata and NumPy for data. Many of the points in this article were raised by the reviwers or were worries we had about choosing YA
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Show HN: Exdir – an alternative to HDF5 without introducing a new file format(exdir.readthedocs.io)
3 points by dragly 8y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 9y ago
Thanks for clarifying! I really don't think you're shifting the goalpost. What you're saying is basically that the getText/setText methods are part of the API of the visual TextField, like a moveLeft method would be part
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by dragly 9y ago
You have a good point, but there are some cases where I have a hard time seeing how you would avoid getters and setters completely. Say you are creating a UI library which has a TextField class. What should the TextField API have in place o
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Norway’s Justice Minister Resigns Over Facebook Post on Stripping Citizenship(nytimes.com)
3 points by dragly 9y ago|0 comments
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Neuronify 1.2 released(ovilab.net)
1 points by dragly 9y ago|0 comments
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What if OpenDocument used SQLite? (2014)(sqlite.org)
4 points by dragly 9y ago|0 comments
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by dragly 9y ago
Sorry, but I did not intend to compare or conflate the two cases. I wanted to give an answer to the parent poster why those countries might be listed on the above site.
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by dragly 9y ago
I did not mean to compare the two cases at all and am sorry if it came out that way. I just wanted to answer the parent post on 'what the "anomalies" this site detects in Denmark, Finland, and France represent' by pointi
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by dragly 9y ago
Denmark, Finland, France and many other countries censor The Pirate Bay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countries_blocking_access_to_T...
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by dragly 9y ago
If you want to quickly add new tasks to your todo.txt from the command line, I strongly recommend http://todotxt.com/ It is a fantastically lightweight solution and has an Android app for those times when you are not in fro
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by dragly 10y ago
I think that Dropbox typically handles conflicts quite well, and the issues I had are more likely bugs outside the conflict resolution implementation. I was a bit brief in my comment above, so let me elaborate in case you or someone else is
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by dragly 10y ago
It amazes me that Syncthing handles rapidly-changing files better for me than Dropbox. Where Dropbox has left different versions of files on different computers even after they have changed multiple times, Syncthing happily synchronizes the
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by dragly 10y ago
My thoughts exactly. Just close the popup and open any Google app to verify that you cannot access the app without signing in again.
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by dragly 10y ago
Here is a demo of a QML sandbox in the browser using Qt+Emscripten if you are interested[1]. And the blog post in which I wrote about it[2]. It's quite big and not very well performing, but Qt might be useful for larger web apps one da

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