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by geokon 9y ago
these short descriptions I've read don't seem to answer this question for me - how is this different from orgmode + org-babel + HTML/PDF export? See like reinventing the wheel for one language, or am I missing something?
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by geokon 9y ago
"Surely this is true of all markup languages. How you would represent this visually in a document?" Not to be snarky, but the ML in XML and HTML stands for markup language.. I'd like my markup to be easy to read and also to m
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by geokon 9y ago
I love orgmode, but what's the advantage over asciidoc? asciidoc looks cleaner to me the other small disadvantage is that text isn't really bound to headers. So headers and text just kinda float around meaninglessly. So you can&#x
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by geokon 9y ago
This looks really cool! I've been meaning to learn SQL for a long time, but I'm unfortunately in an unrelated field. Could anyone recommend some resources for learning SQL? Preferable targeted towards an experienced programmer
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by geokon 9y ago
Is the type annotation similar to the one in Racket? I wonder if you can get similar performance
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by geokon 9y ago
except development seems to have stalled. Very few devices are still supported, even after a year+ since the first one. For instance my C201P is still not supported even though the C100 which has identical hardware has had support for a lon
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by geokon 9y ago
How does it compare to SYCL that someone else mentioned in another comment? Sounds like it's trying to do a similar thing
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by geokon 9y ago
I did check. And it's not at all clear from FDroid that Klar and Focus are the same thing (and reading the other comments here.. it sounds like maybe there is some difference?) I almost only use FDroid, but it can be sometimes of a pai
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by geokon 9y ago
Same issue for every Chinese user... just pray its on Fdroid or get shady apps from the Xiaomi store
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by geokon 9y ago
What's the difference between this and Firefox Klar? It's what comes up on FDroid and sounds identical.. though FDroid strangely doesn't host Firefox (Vanilla)..
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by geokon 9y ago
I guess it's still on life support - but the real question is: Does Adobe still use it internally?
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by geokon 9y ago
Does anyone knows what's up with Boost GIL by Adobe? It's not hosted here, but it's on their website: https://stlab.adobe.com/gil/ (With no updates in 10 years :S) Is it abandoned...? Is it "done&q
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by geokon 9y ago
Is CL doing just that?
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by geokon 9y ago
Just on a positive note - HTTPS has done wonders BC it destroys any granularity in censorship. For instance BC English Wikipedia isn't blocked you are able to look up any topic and authorities have no way of knowing which topic you&#
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by geokon 9y ago
I think people have done this I'm c/c++ with loading shared libraries at runtime. Its just a bit ugly BC the tooling isn't there. But I don't think there is anything inherently magical about it. To oversimplify it, you j
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by geokon 9y ago
Well there is the built in tutorial for that. And it'll leave you at a point where you can frustratingly do text editing and feel a bit confused about what all the hype is and then after a few weeks/months you'll drift back t
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by geokon 9y ago
So each time you launch emacs you have to point it to your init file?
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by geokon 9y ago
I've narrowed it down to specific webpages - but how can I know if the leak is the pages' fault or the browser's fault? (Biggest culprits are Discourse forums.. which is a shame b/c I really like the platform)
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by geokon 9y ago
Like... most of it? You can't do linear algebra "safely" without doing error analysis. So lots of decompositions and operations are very useful for proofs and finding bounds - but can't be use directly to compute values.
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by geokon 9y ago
yeah, thanks for the correction
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by geokon 9y ago
Pretty sure there is nothing language-wise stopping anyone from hosting a separate repository with pre-compiled binaries. It's a volunteer-run service. It makes sense they don't want to host your proprietary binaries
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by geokon 9y ago
Except GUIX is more of a political project and part of the GNU "stack". It's a noble goal and I think it's great they're doing it. (It's people doing work on their spare time, so more power to them!) But I wond
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by geokon 9y ago
Do you have any good examples? It's something id like to try (however in c++) but I'm not sure how to do it in a smart/not-too-ugly way
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by geokon 9y ago
While WinFS was a good start, I think the idea of a semantic file system could be extended much further to the whole system (if it weren't for pesky POSIX) I think most people would expect /home/geokon/program1/src&
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by geokon 9y ago
I understand what you're saying, but they're still very magical to me. They are taking something that is a non-linear operation in R3 (like a translation) and making it linear by using a trick and giving it an extra dimension. Thi
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by geokon 9y ago
If you want a more advanced book I really strongly recommend Matrix Analysis and it's Applications by Carl Meyer. Very clear and concise and the problems are well written. It's my all time favorite math book. But this is really if
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by geokon 10y ago
That was a very very interesting read. If you have any other recommendations in the same vein, please let me know (wouldn't mind buying a book)
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by geokon 10y ago
You can actually do this from within CMake itself with a bit of a hack Here is someone who did something similar: https://crascit.com/2015/07/25/cmake-gtest/ If you're interested I can upload my ver
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by geokon 10y ago
Like the other comment says, you need to have the dependencies already prebuilt. You can say do things like "link to these header and this library" - and the modern-er syntax makes that cleaner but you still can't do a simple
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by geokon 10y ago
Maybe I'm not understanding your point... you only pay if you want to use it in a closed source capacity. The alternative (just a vanilla copy-left license) would mean it's simply impossible to use in a closed source project at al

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