ducktective

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1. 1051.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   I don't think that is a proven fact.
2. 1052.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   Anyone has any idea about the current state of JavaFX?
3. 1053.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   yeah I was joking :D...Designers had to use assembly...
4. 1054.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   ahhmm clears throat This wouldn't have happened if they used Rust ;)
5. 1055.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   So if I'm using Ubuntu, I'm supposed to set-up a Rust toolchain and keep it updated to be able to install Alacritty?
6. 1056.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   [pipx]( https://pipxproject.github.io/pipx/ ) is a nice way to download python CLI apps in a separate contained virtual env. But I couldn't install your app with it: https://pastebin.com/syUPRDCp
7. 1057.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   I thought they already could communicate on wireless bands? No need for relay... They wanted to have a "wired" communication set up correctly IIUC.
8. 1058.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   ctrl+[
9. 1059.▲
   by ducktective 6y ago

   Can you elaborate on Turkey being unwilling to conduct historical research on its soil? Are you an archeologist/historian? I ask because I'm generally interested in history. I've read speculations that the region called A
10. 1060.▲
    by ducktective 6y ago

    Annotation
11. 1061.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    Why the grand-parent comment has been censored? I wanted to see what did they guy wanted to say if it was not offensive :\
12. 1062.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    I think Nuklear had an option for dynamic update rate. Not sure though
13. 1063.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    https://starship.rs/config/#command-duration
14. 1064.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    How about a version-controllable markdown diagram generator? https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/
15. 1065.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    not bad-looking for gtk?
16. 1066.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    Anyone used https://github.com/vurtun/nuklear ?
17. 1067.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    There seems to be critical reviews against Packt publications but this one is good right? Have you read it yourself?
18. 1068.▲
    by ducktective 7y ago

    I see it is using PyQt5. Any favorite books/tutorials/guides on learning Qt5 or PyQt5? (I'm at 1/4 of Koenig's accelerated C++ and know some python to get my day to day script needs done)
19. 1069.▲
    C for Everyone: Fundamentals(coursera.org)

    19 points by ducktective 7y ago|0 comments
20. 1070.▲
    Ask HN: Toolbox or library for simulating classical mechanics problems?

    36 points by ducktective 8y ago|9 comments
21. 1071.▲
    by ducktective 8y ago

    or mechanical construction tools
22. 1072.▲
    by ducktective 8y ago

    But shouldn't one use an editor, like vim, in those cases?
23. 1073.▲
    by ducktective 8y ago

    Anyone knows why a `microsecond since epoch` is named "realtime"? What is so "guaranteed" about it?
24. 1074.▲
    by ducktective 8y ago

    In university in eng.math, diff.eq, electromagnetism and signals and systems courses, we had a "Heaviside Method" (with this exact name) in deriving the numerator coefficients in partial fraction expansion process of yielding time
25. 1075.▲
    by ducktective 8y ago

    The author also did a benchmark against other clients here: https://github.com/isacikgoz/tldr/wiki/Benchmarks
26. 1076.▲
    Tldr++: A “fast and interactive tldr client written in Go”(github.com)

    1 points by ducktective 8y ago|1 comments