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jacek
10y ago
Thanks, I will give it a try again, but the last time I didn't like the UI.
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jacek
10y ago
I really like using Opera on Linux. It is the only full featured browser that has good, scalable UI and touch input support. And builtin adblocking + "battery saver mode" (developer version only) are really good additions. However
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jacek
10y ago
> That MBP has physical 227 DPI. What's yours? (If it is 2560x1440 at 24", it has only 122 DPI). It is a 14 inch WQHD (2560 x 1440) display (Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga)
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jacek
10y ago
I tried 1980x1080 on my 2560x1440 screen. I don't think it looks very well.
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jacek
10y ago
Not that I know of. Screen can be scaled with xrandr (on X11), but that significantly decreases performance. There's a chance of making it work on Wayland (modern replacement for X11) in the future.
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jacek
10y ago
Not without having fuzzy text. I explained it once on reddit: > Is there any difference between FHD monitor and WQHD in FullHD mode? Yes, there is. WQHD is 2560x1440 pixels. If you set your resolution to half that (in width and height) i
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jacek
10y ago
For Gtk3 apps it works reasonably well (it scales text, but not buttons, widgets, etc). There's nothing you can do with Gtk2, Qt4 apps though (other than changing font size).
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jacek
10y ago
> Maybe it'll be better on linux Nope. Scaling is supported by Gtk3 (but you can only scale by integer - 2x, 3x) and Qt5. A lot of apps are still using Gtk2 and Qt4. It is a mess. I wish I had an FHD display instead of WQHD.
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jacek
11y ago
I know. I just don't like Chrome's UI and it's heavy integration with Google. I am trying to rely less on Google. I have switched to a different email provider, DDG is my default search engine and I use Owncloud for contacts,
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jacek
11y ago
I switched from Firefox to Opera on Linux. Opera is faster (especially cold start), has great support for high resolution screens, support for touch input, access to Chrome extensions and built in flash. The best browser for Linux IMHO.
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Wire – encrypted voice, video and group chats; and works in a browser
(wire.com)
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jacek
11y ago
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jacek
11y ago
I work on deep learning methods to analyze electronic medical records. Institution I work for (high ranking university in the US) has some outdated GPUs I can use to crunch some numbers, but I cannot use really use them to experiment to lea
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jacek
11y ago
Yes, difficulty of finding right hyperparameters is often overlooked. And it is a very frustrating part of creating a model. And methods like grid search just don't work, because of number of parameters to tune and time to train a netw
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Top H-1B Visa Companies All Specialize in Shipping American Jobs Overseas
(ieeeusa.org)
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jacek
14y ago
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jacek
14y ago
I have just finished a mobile app in HTML5. Although it works fine on iOS and Android 4.x, it caused many problems on Android 2.x. As Android 2.x still has more than 50% of Android market share it is a platform we cannot ignore. I am sticki
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jacek
14y ago
A few of answers match actually. I do it "for fun", "to earn some side income", "to try out some new technologies", "to learn sth new", "to have some projects in my portfolio".
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jacek
14y ago
What is the point of adding gadget reviews to HN? Anyone interested can find them easily.
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Game Music Bundle
(gamemusicbundle.com)
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jacek
14y ago
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jacek
14y ago
200k is a lot. I can't see how you need so much money (unless you want to add another supercar to the video)?
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Qt 5, C++ and Qt Widgets
(labs.qt.nokia.com)
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jacek
15y ago
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jacek
15y ago
That is a great idea. Brilliant app for loving parents who don't want their kids spend time in front of TV. Perfect for introducing kids to books and encouraging to read. I regret I cannot test it myself (don't have an iPad). Good luck!
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jacek
16y ago
malloc() (C) sounds good. Almost like Luke. Great name for a baby boy.
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Rethinking artificial intelligence
(web.mit.edu)
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jacek
17y ago
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Fifty Best Tech Startups
(businessweek.com)
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jacek
17y ago
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Can Apple manage without Steve Jobs?
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jacek
17y ago
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