happyweasel

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by happyweasel 6y ago
What are the advantages to ... let's say ... Spring Boot?
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by happyweasel 6y ago
Hmm... What about the pImpl Idiom? That should also help (and also brings in it's own costs).
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by happyweasel 6y ago
It runs on the GPU?
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by happyweasel 6y ago
ZIM desktop wiki (open source). For me, a real replacement for OneNote. Desktop app, no finicky markup skills required. Saves plain text files. Problem solved.
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by happyweasel 6y ago
There was this demo written in Silverlight that would basically show the complete Windows Vista Desktop UX, implemented in Silverlight, with calculator, explorer, media player.. anyone remember that one? It also ran in firefox.. I think it
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by happyweasel 7y ago
Write your core app in cross-platform C++, decoupling the UI (maybe using MVP or similar approaches), then switch to another platform.
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by happyweasel 7y ago
Fantastic news? I would rather concentrate on the other 96.5% "The IPCC has estimated that aviation is responsible for around 3.5 percent of anthropogenic climate change". (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by happyweasel 7y ago
the operational historian parts of SCADA systems
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by happyweasel 7y ago
Evolus Pencil is a cool desktop app for creating wireframes (open source). It really offers great functionality.. it's now based on Electron (was based on Mozilla XULRunner) ... Performance is terrible on a quad-core i5 notebook with
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by happyweasel 7y ago
MVP (Model View Presenter) is one approach to decouple the UI from the interaction logic to achieve that goal. Only the view implementation has to be platform specific. The viewmodel is also shared among platforms.
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by happyweasel 7y ago
Checkslists force me to really have some kind of plan for achieving a certain goal - how I want to achieve something. Because I have to be able to write down the single steps. Also checklists make it very easy to just get started.. just beg
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by happyweasel 8y ago
cancer is also one of the "fastest way" to grow some kind of tissue. That might kill you in the end.
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by happyweasel 8y ago
One of the slowest things in photoshop is the initial document selection/welcome screen.. which is probably... javascript+browser engine. And I also think the slow "new document" screen is also javascript Also let's not
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by happyweasel 8y ago
Nope, you cannot colorpick with MS Paint from the whole visible screen (i.e. all windows and the desktop)
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by happyweasel 8y ago
How does this lib handle proxy settings? Does it provide an API to the current proxy settings on the supported platforms ? And an ability to use or not use the proxy per request?
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by happyweasel 8y ago
> If your C++ code tends to be more functional, idempotent, >or transaction-based, and if it has clear ownership of >objects, then translating to Rust will be much easier That's exactly the kind of c++ code you probably don&#x
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by happyweasel 8y ago
QML is a solution for a specific use case, it's not "the" future. QML also misses out on its widget set. It's too limited. There need to be a lot more widgets that work out of the box. Also excessive styling of element
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by happyweasel 8y ago
Gumroad is really cool, bought lots of tutorials on 3d modelling, photoshop, texturing etc.. Maybe 100 or so. The platform does not get in the way and has useful ui.
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by happyweasel 9y ago
I really prefer Seamonkey's Mail cleint (it has the same roots as Thunderbird), especially since you can always switch back to an good old desktop-like theme. Has been rock-solid since 15 years.
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by happyweasel 10y ago
How many machines did you use ?? Not everyone can afford a cluster - and I do not think a single cassandra node could store 150000 entries per sec. Why didn't you use Scylla, which is 3x to 10x faster than Cassandra?