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himujjal
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himujjal
6y ago
Really. You really sound like first making up your mind on something and trying to then justify it. What are your saying?
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himujjal
6y ago
So, Basically an HTML, CSS Engine based on Imgui using Virtual DOM concepts. Interesting
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6y ago
I might go a little offtopic here. Any plans to integrate https://github.com/c-smile/quickjspp . That way you can target mobile platforms too. QT supports mobiles well As for desktop only this is great. Great work. Many
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himujjal
6y ago
wasm3 is slow for a reason actually. Its meant for IoT devices rather than full fledged PCs
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himujjal
6y ago
> I feel like fish is the python of shells There is actually python for shell. Check out https://xon.sh
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6y ago
not yet man. its in progress
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6y ago
APE makes it viable for a cross platform C library with a cross platform C compiler to make cross platform binaries. Besides I was in the same boat as you. I come from the world of JS/Python/Go. I even wrote https://git
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6y ago
Wrote tree-sitter-svelte. Was a good experience. I am also writing a programming language of my own similar to TypeScript and I am using tree-sitter for the same. Its a delight to work with it. Removes a lot of the worries.
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6y ago
How are people still using toilet papers in developed countries? It still amazes me. I am from a developing country and it costs around $15 to fix a new bidet/handheld-shower to my existing pipe connection. There is the cost of water t
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6y ago
lol. web components are a waste of time unless someone wants to write a widget with ShadowDOM. Its clear. Svelte has won and is the last thing web can give us. Lets all go home
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6y ago
I got off LibreOffice myself to OnlyOffice. Docx support wasnt that impressive. One thing I wanted to ask to you since you seem very experienced with LibreOffice is how much effort and money is spent on ODT and other formats. Why not simply
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6y ago
I am using a github fork of a chinese woman, dacez to build my own markup lang. I have seen considerable chinese github projects. xmake is one of them i use
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6y ago
github.com/rxi/lite-editor
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6y ago
Still kinda restrictive with its license. Still uses NodeJS under its hood. 60+mb in size I am surprised nobody talked about https://github.com/rxi/lite Its a really simple Editor. I have recently started working on it
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6y ago
Same here. But I use onlyoffice. And its been serving me good till now. Plus I like the tabs thing. I installed it on my friend's laptop which is super old, it seems to work better than MS Office 2016 too
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6y ago
Exactly my point. The Linux is all about choice argument means workforce distribution. Sure, for different hardware (RPi, Tablets, PC, Mobile etc) different distros/DEs make sense. But for a single similar hardware, (PC for example) I
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6y ago
Its linux. All sorts of apps could run on it. Plus most of the apps these days are going cloud and PWA. That well could be of a huge advantage. Plus its by China. Once this device goes mainstream among people as a laptop replacement, expect
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i have so much fun in public websites seeing americans fight over right and left. its good entertainment. keep it up. anyways. It will be really difficult to convince my friends to remain on signal. At least they are technically sound. Thin
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Nice info there. I recently started using xmake and for someone who is spoilt by npm, cargo and nimble i was really impressed by xmake. I finally dont have to write Makefiles. Lua is a very good choice for config files. Wezterm uses lua for
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specially for local results. thats where DDG is not upto the mark. Google has an advantage there. BTW, I DDGed for the last 2 years and never been happier. They have improved tremendously
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never understood whar extra features people need out of a terminal that they are building new ones. heck there are electron based terminals
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exactly. look at whatsapp now for example. from being one of the most privacy friendly faces of the mobile to being portrayed as privacy invader (i know messages are E2EE). but see the effects. things happen slowly. did amazon or big tech d
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If you are a programmer and a fan of terminal UIs you can give Joplin a try. been using it for 3 months daily with dropbox. its really good.
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I totally agree
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the irony is that your parent post comment just described you
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Heard of the patriot act?
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3 years of me and my girlfriend using signal. no problem whatsoever lol. whatsapp
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This is very specific. Either Flutter Desktop or Sciter will be the defacto mode of cross-platform app development replacing ElectronJS and QT. If Flutter desktop will be a thing at the end of 2021, Sciter will be abandoned.
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Ek number post bhai!
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noob with data manipulation and stuff here. how does it compare with ms excel? I mean of course the way its built and.the way excel works, it might be different. But considering the final work is to visualize data, running basic operations
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