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by fithisux 1y ago
We need OS/2 to come back. The arcanoae offering while good works only for 4GB and 32bits. Newer software needs more than this.
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by fithisux 1y ago
It is supported. However on Windows GDC does not work. LDC based on LLVM needs Visual Studio but I maybe wrong since there are clang/llvm distributions based on mingw64. Other than that DMD works fine, a bit slower than the other compi
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by fithisux 1y ago
Imagine having to build LibreOffice from source to get it installed e.g. on Windows Not bad as long the scripts as there.
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is the best news of the day.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Insomnium
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is not what I said. I meant that users should contribute and not expect FOSS projects as a separate channel of getting material for their corporate work.
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by fithisux 1y ago
It is unmaintained. This is the cost of devs focusing on corporate gains and not their craft.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Kudos.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I disagree wit the author. Many companies use the Medallion Architecture. Even if Kafka saves the logs to Iceberg for it's own advantageous format, you skip the Landing layer and Bronze is just a view. There is definitely gain. Plus, y
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by fithisux 1y ago
Octave has served many and many students and has been the go to alternative for undergraduates for years. It is a great example of GNU's contribution to the advancement of human kind. It is highly recommended for numerical mathematics
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by fithisux 1y ago
With modern assemblers writing assembly is better.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Yes I know, but are they making LSP server construction easier?
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by fithisux 1y ago
Are pegs easier for syntax highlighting or LSPs?
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by fithisux 1y ago
I use it instead of edit on Windows for everything in Windows Terminal, except development where I use helix editor. It works fine with Yori too, not only CMD.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I liked RHide a lot 23 years ago
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by fithisux 1y ago
Is this a one man effort?
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by fithisux 1y ago
So, when you make a programming language you should account for 1. Performance 2. Developer ergonomics 3. Syntax highlighting 4. Semantic highlighting 5. LSP that's a lot. The only language I can think of is Assembly :-)
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by fithisux 1y ago
I really like your work
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by fithisux 1y ago
Very important paper.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I hope so.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I haven't used Office since 2005, the only exception at Uni collaboration with some Latex allergic folks. Onlyoffice just works for .docx the last 2 years for me when I needed it.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I've been doing research as a post-graduate and I can definitely say that a big part of academia is just an echo chamber for what is mainstream. Mainstream is not necessarily bad. But the echo chamber happens uncritically and even in b
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is an excellent article and great work. We need more articles uncovering the SAR mechanics, even for Satellite Data.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I never managed to understand Vim/Emacs/Vile/Neovim. Helix seemed all the same until I started watching a series of tutorials on Youtube. I get better everyday. I'm on Windows 10 x64 BTW
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by fithisux 1y ago
Sabine Hossenfelder uncovered a whole industry in theoretical physics.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Scilab not mentioned? Fortran is fantastic for numerical linear algebra because you see the interplay of hardware and algorithm design. Scilab is fantastic to see how all the pieces come together.
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by fithisux 1y ago
AI is a solution searching for a problem. This is what he acknowledges.
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is clearly a problem caused by the suspicious absence of governments. Semms they are wetting their appetite over locked surveilanceware. This is the new business model of M$$$
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by fithisux 1y ago
Is this true for the Open Source one?
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is what it was reported in the Greek TV some years ago. For the rest you are correct.

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