geokon

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by geokon 6y ago
I guess you're right. That this is the expected workflow. The way the UI by default dumps Prereleases and Releases together (with very small faint font to distinguish them) in the same tab called "Releases" is an issue so I s
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by geokon 6y ago
a bit of a noob question. I'd love to be able to tweak code on the spot. Like I'm showing something to my boss and he wants something quickly adjusted, I write a couple lines, commit and then with Github Actions I get back an upda
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by geokon 6y ago
With CMake you can build statically in a very reproducible cross platform way if you use Hunter and toolchain files. the tools are all there - just they're not popular and aren't widely used I wrote a bit of an old intro to the wo
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by geokon 7y ago
Does anyone have any insight into why neural nets are used for the "blind" beamforming? I don't have first hand experience with machine learning, but this just doesn't seem to me like a machine learning type of problem.
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by geokon 7y ago
Damn. That's a real shame. I really like Debian otherwise. It's still minimal to the point where you can understand all the pieces. I used it for years, but then 5 years ago I moved off of it just because it's so easy to get
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by geokon 7y ago
how well do ppa's work on Debian? I don't like my system constantly updating (and occasionally breaking) - esp secretly behind my back like snap/flatpak but occasionally I do need the latest version of some package and i don&
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by geokon 7y ago
Right, and OpenCL has POCL. The original question wasn't so much if the technology exists but will it be ubiquitous and guaranteed to be present on whatever platform you run on. Looking at SwiftShader - it looks like you can bundle it
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by geokon 7y ago
I have a more theoretical followup then :) So you spend a lot of time in the talk massaging your sequential CPU task into an appropriately GPU task. It's clearly tricky and involves reworking your algorithms to leverage the parallelism
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by geokon 7y ago
Long video, so I haven't watched it all yet, but I have a bit of a naiive question: Does Vulkan and WebGL/WebGPU "fall back" to running on the CPU if "appropriate" hardware isn't available? Or are develope
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by geokon 7y ago
auto-focus is horrendous though. It's often quite frustrating to use. Wish I'd gone with the Olympus..
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by geokon 7y ago
to somehow who's used it extensively - was a DSL really necessary? I find the whole idea of a separate language for just developing interactive media a bit off-putting. It's a huge price to pay over just plugging in an existing ma
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by geokon 7y ago
thank you so much for that deep dive into the history and issues involved. I hadn't considered that it's tricky to have multiple -dev headers floating around. You can have packages link to different versions as needed, but you don
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by geokon 7y ago
Thank you for taking the time to explain :) And yeah, zlib is a weird one. It's listed as zlib1g sometimes and the files are libz from what I remember I have a followup if you don't mind. I'm trying to rack my brain for old c
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by geokon 7y ago
a bit tangential, while this is cute, what I've never been able to find is a definitive digestible guide to the final Debian package names. what does -dev -doc etc. really mean? (I often need a -dev package for stuff I'm not even
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by geokon 7y ago
I did something similar with CMake and a lot of the details are incredibly challenging to piece together. Everyone just blindly copies existing linker/startup scripts. Very low level articles like this are rare and invaluable I spent a
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by geokon 7y ago
is it part of the same pipeline? Graal is compiling to native while Gluon on Android I assume is running JFX on Dalvik instead of JVM (it possible I don't get how Gluon gets JFX to run on Android)
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by geokon 7y ago
I wonder if anyone has tried cljfx->Android with Gluon's stuff
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by geokon 7y ago
Yeah, I actually used fn-fx at first but it's quite complicated internally and semi-unmaintained. I found some bugs/issues and I couldn't figure out how to fix them. Then the project was taken over by a new maintainer but he
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by geokon 7y ago
I suggest taking a look at Cljfx https://github.com/cljfx/cljfx It's built around JFX, but it's very Clojure-y (much more than the alternate Swing library). I've been making small GUIs with it and it&#x2
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by geokon 7y ago
is asciidoc similarly powerful? I have everything in org/githubpages but I often get a bit frustrated with Emacs and its clunkiness. My issue is that orgmode has no spec and is so tightly coupled to Emacs - so ive ended up unintentiona
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by geokon 7y ago
hmm, it seems to map to my workflow with Clojure lately. But there I'm massaging and generating new data sets (even though it's statless) but I can see that if you have a very settled data format then this would work in a language
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by geokon 7y ago
will you store large objects like images or audio file directly in SQL?
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by geokon 7y ago
a bit tangential, but when do you move form using in-application data structures (maps, trees, vector/arrays) to using a database? Is it basically when the data doesn't fit in memory? I've been programming for almost a decade
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by geokon 7y ago
oh wow. thanks for the info. I saw some decent deals on newegg, but not that low it's a big chunk of metal, but it would make life easier for some stuff
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by geokon 7y ago
This is a bit tangential but maybe someone could give me a some advice. When running with many cores is there some way to get the Linux kernel to run them at a fixed frequency? I've been doing multicore work lately on AWS - which works
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by geokon 7y ago
What are the "standard" algorithms for vectorizing bitmap lines? I'd had a little art project where I wanted to draw lines on the wall and then have them captured by a camera and vectorised .. preferrably "minimized&quot
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by geokon 7y ago
I think the general thinking is that in the c/c++ world dependency management is the role of the build tool This is currently really easy to do cleanly though CMake by using Hunter and toolchain files (don't use submodules or adde
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by geokon 7y ago
Why are iframes bad in this case? In my purely HTML github pages I ended up hacking a header into the common CSS file bc that's "included" everywhere.. it's ugly and I don't think you can even put links in it... but
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by geokon 7y ago
better yet would be a mic array. I don't think this Nordic chip can have multiple i2s inputs
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by geokon 7y ago
This is discussed in the comment section. It shouldn't be a problem any longer. Tom Cubie is from Radxa

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