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by geokon 6y ago
Does Decentraleyes cache fonts? Last I looked into it (b/c this extension makes using the web less broken from China) they didn't cache fonts: https://github.com/Synzvato/decentraleyes/issues/34 How
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by geokon 6y ago
There is also an Armbian beta (which supposedly is pretty good) and a stable release should be soon..ish.. maybe https://www.armbian.com/pinebook-pro/ https://forum.armbian.com/topic/12332-pinebook
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by geokon 6y ago
"Linux native is not in the cards" Sorry I'm not in the loop.. but why is that? Does the hardware somehow preclude it?
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by geokon 6y ago
Errr, is there some example I can compile both into a Desktop app as well as Android app easily? I never got why we never got convergent Java apps that run everywhere... It's seemingly almost easier to do that with Qt than with Java I
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by geokon 6y ago
I think it's confusingly worded b/c they compare to Swing and JavaFX in the first lines - so it sounds like this is aiming to replaces those. But in-effect this is just a first step towards that larger goal. Why the graphics libra
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by geokon 6y ago
I wrote a JavaFX application in Clojure using CLJFX. It's fantastic and native-speed when you do things right https://github.com/geokon-gh/corascope/ I even managed to make a little SVG backend for it That sa
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by geokon 6y ago
Well the core "issue" is they Vega ,as far as I understand it, isn't a format in the same sense as SVG is So you're creating a hard dependency on having to embed a JS run time. There is no other rendering backend. If you
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by geokon 6y ago
that still needs to call JS though... It's not like they rewrote the renderer in Clojure A simpler and easy to grok alternative with minimal dependencies is thing-geom https://github.com/thi-ng/geom/blob/
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by geokon 6y ago
Cheaper and generally more mature ecosystem. I've found more things have been "solved" Also, Esp8266 has the wonderful Sming framework while ESP32 does not (or it's WIP) https://github.com/SmingHub/S
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by geokon 6y ago
Everything I've read say they provide very little resistance. Maybe I'd just need to attach more loads. Like a seat warmer :)
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by geokon 6y ago
Is there a good way to put a generator on the bike itself? To say charge a powerbank/phone? I have a crappy bike (no gears, tons of rust) and I have a bad habit of going as fast as it lets me good. However I honestly don't really
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by geokon 6y ago
PPAs? You get the source and the build and it's all open... I mean, Launchpad could be modernized and brought to the 21st century but all the functionality is there. I'd love to hear arguments against it though :)
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by geokon 6y ago
Yeah, that's the part I need to update :) It looks kinda intimidating but it actually ended up being not bad at all. The Hunter docs are just not great unfortunately. They're similar to the CMake docs - very terse and to the point
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by geokon 6y ago
I really recommend people look into using Hunter to manage CMake dependencies. It's just a much more correct solution than the alternatives b/c your code and all your dependencies get built reproducibly with the exact same toolcha
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by geokon 6y ago
Is there a reason why small aircraft don't just use a car engine (with some appropriate gearing I guess)? Those have had so much R&D in them and they're pretty much as efficient as you can get - plus much easier to maintain an
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by geokon 6y ago
It's cool you linked a first hand source! But what are you trying to point out specifically? A quick look seems the list is rather reasonable and not very long. It's some "cultural heritage" stuff like tea, ceramics, etc
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by geokon 6y ago
I just managed to move part of my money to friends. Try in smaller amounts. Sending a bunch of hongbaos works up to a point as well (then it requires SMS verification which I can't do right now)
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by geokon 6y ago
The ongoing anti China circus through executive orders is arbitrary and draconian to say the least... and while I've been mostly ignoring it so far, a lot of Americans live in China and have money on Wechat. Are they now violating this
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by geokon 6y ago
thanks! didn't mean to derail things. It grew bigger than I expected. Thought I'd get a short quick link
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by geokon 6y ago
hmm, indexing and linking seem intrinsically different from hosting a direct copy of a website. You request a webpage, the server gives it to you. It seems reasonable that you can then look at it, inspect it, quote it etc. (like a newspaper
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by geokon 6y ago
Does anyone know how caches and the internet archive are legal? I mean like some dude wrote this article (to I guess drive traffic to his website or freelancing work or for whatever reason) and then people are just straight up copying it ov
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by geokon 6y ago
it's strange to me this isn't a first class feature Thanks for the tip. I don't really know JS so I may dig into this if it becomes a major burden. For the time being I'll just manually delete the prerelease between push
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by geokon 6y ago
Unlike the authoer, I haven't found Github Actions very intuitive to work with :) I've asked this before on a similar post, maybe someone here knows. Has anyone managed to get a Pre-Release to track Master using Github Actions? I
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by geokon 6y ago
Does this mean Closure will continue to become more and more server/web focused? I could have the wrong impression, but from all the dead libraries I've come across it feels like it used to be all over the place with people doing
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by geokon 6y ago
> we must have some special structure in the brain that gives us this capacity, that we are born with We have special faculties for things like recognizing faces. Correspondingly there are people that have some damage/abnormality w
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by geokon 6y ago
Just wondering if I could get some suggestions from the community I've been asked, preliminarily, by the lab I work for to produce an application that will overlay daily/weekly water quality measurements on a map. I've got no
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by geokon 6y ago
ah okay, incremental loading seems essential and I hadn't considered it. Thanks for explaining :)
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by geokon 6y ago
I've never had my problem scale to the size that required a database/SQL, but I don't quite get the advantage of your solution. Having all your interactions with data have to go to disk though a cache muddles things b/c
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by geokon 6y ago
So the second stage will be large enough to lift off Mars independently?
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by geokon 6y ago
Does anyone have a good summary of Starship and what the goal is? I still don't quite understand why they didn't just iterate on the Falcon design and what necessitates a "full stack" clean slate approach. Why do they ne

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