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by hawski 7y ago
I thought that Renault has it different than Peugeot/Citroen. The former has common parts with Nissan and the latter with Opel (also part of PSA) and Fiat. Am I wrong?
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by hawski 7y ago
I am not necessarily opposing string interpolation as a language feature, but I have an idea how could it work as a library. Implement string suffix and overload comma operator or overload reminder operator. It would look like this: &qu
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by hawski 7y ago
I am C++ developer by career and I am pretty much bashing the language all the time. To preserve my sanity I like to use C in after-hours. However looking up C++20 and the direction whole language is going I see there are things I would rea
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by hawski 7y ago
Go here: https://www.netflix.com/HdToggle and then read from step 6, or... go to: https://www.netflix.com/HdToggle#bxid_autoplay_true so you can move straight to step 7, or... 1. Select your profile 2. Hove
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by hawski 7y ago
SolidRun has a MiniITX board supporting up to 2x32GB for around $1000 [0]. They also have a preproduction units for another board for $550 supporting as much RAM [1]. They probably had their reasons, but I'm just showing what's av
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by hawski 7y ago
I have a side question. How are Qt bindings for D? Since, AFAIK, D has one of the best, if not the best, FFIs to C++. I also imagine if D could run on Android's JVM or could it be traspiled to Java. I've seen the latter effort, bu
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by hawski 7y ago
It could be useful, but at least a bit of funny, if cross-platform apps would offer every platform flavor for every platform. So you would have, for example, a Linux, a macOS and a Windows option for each platform. A 3x3 matrix of options.
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by hawski 7y ago
It's a nice idea. One possible implementation could use a Unix domain socket to communicate between client and server. Or even regular sockets to support network transparency. We can call the server X and after eleven versions end up w
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by hawski 7y ago
Near noon sun is angled closer to 90°, but in higher latitudes it's a lower angle. For example at noon it's 60° on first day of summer in Berlin and 30° at 7am when it's at 0° east. So it may be possible to have a building th
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by hawski 7y ago
My little big dream is to build a small multitenant building with CLT. For around 4 families, one floor per apartment. Then sell 3 apartments to fund building more and move in one left. Have you left wood exposed in interior? How does it wo
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Top executives live (Fortune, 1955)(fortune.com)
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by hawski 7y ago
Oh, gosh. Since when it's without a maintainer? I would think it's quite an important piece of most embedded Linux projects. Those companies really should sponsor someone to take care of it. My personal project also depends on squ
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by hawski 7y ago
It's on person organizing the meeting to moderate it. You can either talk with every person and try to change their ways, good luck with that. Or have more structure in meetings and that's what being manager is supposed to be abou
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by hawski 7y ago
I would say it is all too common in most social situations. It's normal that people get overexcited. People should behave, but often do not. What one is supposed to do when it happens? Find a new job? Do you also have opinion, that gen
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by hawski 7y ago
I was hoping for something about how eBPF verifier does not allow loops.
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by hawski 7y ago
Are core dumps per se, really bad? I think, that the feature is useful. What is bad is frequency of it happening. For example: are Python's tracebacks better? Maybe I had a bad luck, but in my experience they happen with similar freque
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by hawski 7y ago
I am a C++ developer by career. Me and many other C++ developers I know do not really like the language. It is what it is. It has useful parts, but complexity is a weight.
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by hawski 7y ago
C++ for me was and with every newer standard is really a meta language. It is used by many big projects to build their own "language". Such a language is almost completely ad-hoc and does not enjoy compiler checks, because it live
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by hawski 7y ago
Do Blu-Ray players allow to go straight to movie? Is Blu-Ray playback supported by Linux? I don't really know, but for a few months now I long for simplicity of owning a disc.
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by hawski 7y ago
Is Mini-ITX for $550 acceptable? https://www.solid-run.com/nxp-lx2160a-family/honeycomb-works... 16 core A72 CPU, up to 64GB RAM, PICe x8, 10GbE SFP+ ports and 1GbE RJ45, SATA. It's early access hardware, so it ma
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by hawski 7y ago
AFAIK GTK cross platform effort was always secondary. Now from version 3 even more so.
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by hawski 7y ago
No mention of accessibility makes it not enough for more generic applications. That's my main pain point. I would love to have a modern alternative to wxWidgets - something in higher level language than C++. Something that would use G
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by hawski 7y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to do a GUI mostly-drop-in replacement for ncurses. Immediate advantages, at least for me: - a possibility to use proportional fonts, it's more pleasant for me and increases content density - borders an
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by hawski 7y ago
In a way for those users it would be better to keep quiet about their use, because now companies will try to find a way to charge them for it.
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by hawski 7y ago
As much as I prefer the file protocol, an other option would be: $ busybox httpd -p 8080 -f -p for port (also possible to bind to specific IP: -p 127.0.0.1:8080), -f for foreground, also optional -h for served directory (default is .). But
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by hawski 7y ago
I'm Renaut Laguna 3rd gen (Talisman's dad) owner. I never had any problem with the switch next to the handbrake. Maybe Talisman have it different, but I never had a thought that it could be accidentally switched. Even if I slouche
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by hawski 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - Berlin, REMOTE I'm looking for short term contracts up to 4-6 weeks. I'm available right away. I'm a C++ developer by career, but my passion lies in Linux and C with lots of shell scripting. I started as a game
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by hawski 7y ago
Isn't the newest USB standard just Thunderbolt with different name?
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by hawski 7y ago
They changed Keep's name a few times, I don't think they are done. When I pull the app drawer in my phone I always wonder where will things be in a couple of months. Some apps have Google prefix, some don't. Some had, but now
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by hawski 7y ago
I know that I'm in minority, but could you tell me what do you find great about Hitchhiker's Guide? I find it ok-ish. It feels overly chaotic for me. Like it really tries to wave the idea of improbability at me and eventually shov

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