geokon

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by geokon 4y ago
Wasn't mining in the browser basically shutdown by every major browser? It was done super fast.. one can't help but think that Google pull all the levers they had at Apple/Mozilla to made sure the first viable alternative to
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by geokon 4y ago
reference as in a style-guide? Or are you actually using the guidelines support library with things like gsl::index ? I've never seen it used in the wild
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by geokon 4y ago
They had something like this. It was called Core Guidelines. I think it was a bit of a misnomer b/c it sounded like some glorified style guide. But it was actually a set of tools and helpers/wrappers that effectively made it impo
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by geokon 4y ago
Oh okay, I think I see the problem. GPLv2 wouldn't allow for something like that b/c it'd be introducing an extra "restriction" (forcing more people to disclose code than plain GPLv2) - while GPLv3 was designed with
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by geokon 4y ago
is there an AGPL-like license built on top of GPLv2 and not GPLv3? I really like the philosophy behind GPLv2 and the AGPL - both focused on making sure code changes get redistributed. But im not keen on the anti-Tivoization requirments .. i
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by geokon 4y ago
I've never seen this implemented in a way that isnt confusing. It goes to some "Outbox" and you no longer understand why it stuck there and how often it's retrying. You can also have weird failure modes where the mail is
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by geokon 4y ago
The way things are you have a nice set of properties which allow you to manipulate system of matrix equations - but it's just notation and convention. You could do column by row as well - it'd be all the same math just effectively
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by geokon 4y ago
I've successfully used it from Clojure (I think it's through JRuby). With a few lines of code you can configure AsciiDoctor to whatever you need. It's way easier than fiddling at the command-line (I couldn't immediately
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by geokon 4y ago
Do you have any examples? I see some examples on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/CSS_layou... I imagine there are a few ways to do it. I'd just have columns break at section
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by geokon 4y ago
Why not just have multiple columns of text instead of half a screen of emptyness and stuff users rarely interact with? You could arrange the different wiki sections to be side by side.. in a dynamic responsive way depending on device/s
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by geokon 4y ago
Do browsers support it?
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by geokon 4y ago
Yeah, removing javafx-media and javafx-web saves a ton. It's good to point that out. It's been a couple of years, so I'll need to revisit this again later and try again > It includes FXML and see the discussion of optional
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by geokon 4y ago
I think if you do Graal native compilation then you'd effectively get that. The linker should chuck unused code. (though tbh I haven't tried it myself) But to just say "no reflection" and tree shake your JVM code - not t
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by geokon 4y ago
It's only tree shaking the JRE itself, not your whole program (unfortunately..). So as I understand it, it means no dynamically calling arbitrary classes in the JRE, but that's a much narrower limitation. Final binary size is natu
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by geokon 4y ago
I prefer Dolphin to other file managers, but I feel it has a lot of issues when it comes to remote directories. Maybe someone has some good workarounds.. It will hang and become unresponsive over slow connections. If you try to access a ph
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by geokon 4y ago
Oh right, git doesn't store diffs. So each time you push/pull, it fetches/uploads the whole file.. for every commit? Damn.. Then I guess even using this under the hood would be essentially a rewrite or how git fundamentally w
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by geokon 4y ago
This might be a dumb question.. but when I read this "scp always copies full files, there is no "delta mode" to copy only the things that changed, it is slow for many small files, and there is no fast compression." my th
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by geokon 4y ago
Just so I understand correctly - the fact that the cameras are places a couple of inches in front of where you're actual eyeballs are causes a lot of discomfort? And so you need to warp the camera feed to look like it should from your
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by geokon 4y ago
Oh okay - I think in that case it's possible Hunter would solve your problems. If you rewrite your library to use Hunter, then when it gets pulled in with add_subdirectory(), it should just build and get it's dependencies with Hun
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by geokon 4y ago
I'm not super clear what your question is. If the dependency you want to use has no dependencies of its own - then it can be used directly with no changes (as long it's CMakeLists.txt is sane and it can use a passed-in toolchain f
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by geokon 4y ago
It's been quite a few years since I've really written any C++ and I'm surprised the landscape hasn't evolved at all. People are making the same mistakes... Modern CMake should be using toolchain files to specify the tool
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by geokon 4y ago
Does anyone know how de-Googled Chinese phones work? How do programs like Wechat go about it?
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by geokon 4y ago
Okay, I was just checking. I thought maybe they run their own servers and thought it'd be worth trying Yeah, I'm not a privacy fanatic, but literally having all my notifications funneled through one ad company .. that's on th
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by geokon 4y ago
I don't really know much about this, but since microG reimplements the GooglePlay API.. doesn't that mean it must phone back to Google servers? If you want privacy, I assume you shouldn't use any of these?
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by geokon 4y ago
I've never played with Java's FFI, but now that we have these "cosmopolitan" native executables that run on all platforms - would it be possible to link one copy of a large native library (ex: OpenCV or Intel MKL) and th
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by geokon 4y ago
Genuine question, not trying to be dismissive - but why should something like a pretty printer be part of the JVM? It looks like something I'd expect to either be an external tool (like VisualVM) or part of an IDE
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by geokon 4y ago
You can argue if it decreases complexity or not - I think it's hard to judge until you use it regularly bc right now at first sight, for me at least, it has a strong unfamiliarity to it. It looks kinda long and complicated and doesn&#x
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by geokon 4y ago
.. but the linked translation extension doesn't work on Firefox mobile.. (Fennec from FDroid)
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by geokon 4y ago
"then the next setting up from that will reset to a lower snr" How does it magically make more photons fit the sensor..? And why wouldn't you use that same magic at lower iso gain factors?
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by geokon 4y ago
Right, sorry. Not on the sensor, but the hardware that's reads it off the .. which I guess is not technically the sensor.. haha You're still multiplying what is the photo-count or shotnoise Didn't know there is technology bui

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