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jhoechtl
6y ago
I like the fact that the graphics of the OP look distinct on first sight, whereas the colorful one all look similar. I personally see the in the same realm as these generic blog post icons you get when you don't assign a picture to you
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Not op here. Using Gnome on Manjaro with Wayland. Fractional scaling works very well on a external 4K monitor and with internal HiDPI display. Electron apps are blurry, tracking https://github.com/electron/electron/
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Seems like I am working since four years now on my junk Lenovo Yoga 13 under Manjaro and didn't realize that.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
> edit - It's also really hard as a designer + developer + would-be researcher in the making to find a good computer. I woukld agree on desginer. Absolutely not on developer or researcher. Actually MacOS is for the reasons you menti
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jhoechtl
6y ago
We need money being able to be transfered to the once doing open source. Still many of them hack voluntarily and out of pure altruism. What should be transparent is the amount of money they receive. It should be the oss project leaders resp
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Soemthing to show the world, github / -lab repo, the like?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
What does that mean to KDE? Another five years of transition before we get a new stable KDE?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
No, error handling is not the best. The lake of generics seems to get addressed with lots of pondering which is a good thing. But error handling is just awkward. I do not mean the retval, err := funccall(a,b) syntax but rather the absence o
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jhoechtl
6y ago
WASM is their weaker part. On the flip-side the WASM takeup is also rather modest so the net loss is not that big. Eventually they might come up with a solution to get their huge WASM files down to bearable size. Sure its because they have
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jhoechtl
6y ago
> All the above has been complicated by the fact that I accepted an academic job in August 2018, only to be told, after I had resigned from my previous job at Inria and moved to another country, that I wouldn’t be allowed to work on my o
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jhoechtl
6y ago
PostgreSQL in earnest - I would love to see that in DGraph https://dgraph.io/
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jhoechtl
6y ago
I like that they are exploring ways which are not comparable to the way it's done in other languages: > Don't confuse the term generic as used in this design with the same term in other languages like C++, C#, Java, or Rust; th
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jhoechtl
6y ago
> Other blockchains are vastly expanding scalability, as well as eliminating the energy usage. The energy usage combined with proof of work is the backing. If you break that for Bitcoin als is left is trust. The energy used and consumed
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jhoechtl
6y ago
> I really don't understand how a company can get away with using its customers as QA when they sell products that can kill people. Stuff like that is only possible in the US. Would be unthinkable in the EU. Maybe in UJK but you kno
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Use miller and never look back. https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/10min.html It so much faster than csvkit
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Sure it is, thats the whole point of it. But nobody knows who I am.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
It usable since 2 years for my definition of usable.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Can I upload my own music to tidal?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Didn't the servo team mostly dabble with Rust? What a bad idea from the very beginning to invent a new language and base core components on it when all you have to to is speed up an exisitng product and you are already using the fastes
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jhoechtl
6y ago
And reduced efficiency
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Its Schuko, short for SCHutzKOntak, "contacts and ground".
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jhoechtl
6y ago
T obe fair all of this is the work of TeX not Lyx itself.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
To extend the pendantry: Don't we have to account that the onserved object isn't a point mass either?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
I beg to differ. I did a lot of csv wrangling on Unix. Csv is a beast. My tools of choice ultimately was miller, an absolutely underrated tool: https://github.com/johnkerl/miller
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jhoechtl
6y ago
We have gone a long way from Logo turtles graphics.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Does this use AI? I mean it may use ANI = Artifical Narrow Inteligence. But frankly, that is basically Bayesian networks and a lot of big iron.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Tin foil connected to ground and you are done. What is difficult about that?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Cant read the site as I am opting to decline the consent of being tracked by cookies and tricked by marketing to buy things I don't need.
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jhoechtl
6y ago
Example given?
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jhoechtl
6y ago
We could put people on the moon. I doubt we are able to do it now in a 10 year time frame.
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