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by droelf 9y ago
there is also xsimd, which is a pretty cool reimplementation of a lot of Boost.SIMD! https://github.com/QuantStack/xsimd
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Facebook using different globes depending where you are(static.facebook.com)
2 points by droelf 9y ago|0 comments
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by droelf 10y ago
I wanted to announce JET, a different take on how to make numeric Python much faster! It's very much inspired by TensorFlow -- a computation graph is compiled to C++. And there are constants, variables and placeholders, like in TensorF
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JET, a framework to compile numeric python to C++(github.com)
4 points by droelf 10y ago|2 comments
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by droelf 10y ago
I've used CGAL extensively in the past and found the implemented algorithms to be of fantastic quality. The major pain points for me were also the really sub-par Python bindings. Which are actually worse now, since they've switche
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by droelf 10y ago
I faced similar problems with the SWIG bindings ... almost impossible to add any functionality and they lack quite a lot of features. That's why I started a new set of Python bindings, based off the old ones and using pybind11: https:
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CPU usage when using Inbox by Gmail(productforums.google.com)
3 points by droelf 11y ago|0 comments
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by droelf 11y ago
Check this afternoon project: https://github.com/wolfv/GtkOnline That could be a future GTK browser :) dynamically downloads a glade ui file and python + CSS scripts to bring the web to GTK.
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by droelf 11y ago
There is also project "shashlik" by the KDE folks which, if it works as advertised at some point, should make it possible to run Android apps natively in Linux. https://github.com/shashlik/shashlik
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by droelf 11y ago
Yeah, I agree. In the meantime there is an awesome re-implementation in Python called Mathics. It's also fun to hack some of the not-yet implemented Mathematica commands (I did that last summer). https://github.com/math
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by droelf 11y ago
A recent, similar, node-based image editor based off of GEGL is http://www.jonnor.com/2015/01/imgflo-0-3/
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by droelf 11y ago
Great service. I hate these language learning websites that make me type out all the vocabulary so much. Your's is almost exactly what I was looking for for a long time.
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by droelf 11y ago
How would you use babel? Would you compile to ES6 JS and then let babel transform it to ES5 or ES4 js that you can ship?
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by droelf 11y ago
I really like that I can stay in python for everything! That's why I've recently chosen RapydScript to power SilverFlask, a Flask CMS I'm working on as a side project. Really simplifies development and speeds it up.
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by droelf 13y ago
It's not exactly the same, but UberWriter (disclaimer: I made it) is capable of Markdown -> Slideshow export, too. More specifically, it's a functionality provided by pandoc.
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by droelf 13y ago
I agree on some points, but for the non destructive photo adjustment there is an excellent open source alternative caleld darktable which you should check out if you haven't: http://www.darktable.org/ Arguably, they do
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by droelf 13y ago
I see your (valid) point but I am also positive that you could, if you wanted to, create an simple js plugin for gnome shell that would have the desired effect, as others have created alternative alt+tab switchers: https://extens
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by droelf 13y ago
If you want to try an alternative, you could give uberwriter a shot, which I made for an appshowdown not too long ago. http://uberwriter.wolfvollprecht.de There is a paid version in the software center, however it's GPL-3 l
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by droelf 13y ago
wow, something like this and no one points out two fantastic FOSS alternatives: krita and mypaint
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by droelf 13y ago
I have made one for ubuntu, and it's foss: http://uberwriter.wolfvollprecht.de It's more or less an iA Writer clone but uses pandoc as "backend" which is really powerful.
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by droelf 13y ago
That's because your startup is likely to fail. why should people want to design a multi-million dollar system in a "HTML5" - Browserbased - Solution done by a (max) 10 person-team? I just don't get how you'll ever appeal to your target grou
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by droelf 13y ago
I still don't know.. Google Glass feels like these people standing in the first row in a concert and watching the whole thing through their 2.5" smartphone screen just to share it on facebook. It's just not the experience I want to get from
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by droelf 13y ago
if you want nice icons i can only recommend faenza from tiheum, he also has a ppa. http://tiheum.deviantart.com/art/Faenza-Icons-173323228 https://launchpad.net/~tiheum/+archive/equinox
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Top Five Regrets of the Dying(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by droelf 13y ago|0 comments
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by droelf 14y ago
I like everything except for the search bar: The search icon is off, and the button is too high. Also the «socialize» dropdown on that bar doesn't look that good.
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by droelf 14y ago
My personal opinion: I'm really sorry, but your blog just doesn't look minimal and clean, and the type you're using for max woolf's blog thingy (I assume it's courier) just does not work at all (the apostrophe looks terrible, way too thick
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by droelf 14y ago
I can only give you my perspective: * Linux gains from having many people using it, what is effectively happening when a lot of people are buying Chrome Books. So ARM support is likely to become even better, and hardware manufacturers are g
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by droelf 14y ago
Holy shit, bootstrap buttons, get me out of there ...
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by droelf 14y ago
I am working on http://getprivatizer.com , an open source chrome plugin, that allows you to encrypt everything you send to facebook and decrypt everything your friends want to share with you. The server and the plugin are here: https://g
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by droelf 14y ago
You might want to try out GWOffice. Does nearly the same, I guess.

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