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k_bx
8y ago
Yesod is great, and would cover most of my app, but then you get things like "search field which filters as you type" and other UI elements (even as small as "like" button) and you get into a territory where you stop hav
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8y ago
I've just started implementing a website which would look like an ideal fit for a non-SPA (online library), but since I am using my own spare time on it, there's no way I will go back to the old non-SPA development. Most of the pr
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8y ago
What's not clear here is that why would one company, which is dong pretty well, better every year, would want to be sold to another company, which doesn't look well (from your own description), instead of just continuing growing a
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k_bx
8y ago
17.10 had fractal scaling setting on Wayland (not X.org). Not sure if you can enable it in 18.04, probably possible.
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k_bx
8y ago
> when you wake it from sleep, it shows you wow, a lucky person, Ubuntu on my Desktop never wakes up :) // p.s.: still better than macOS/Windows for development, I just don't turn it off, that's all
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k_bx
8y ago
"The tyrrany of the discontinuous mind" by Richard Dawkins sums it up quite nicely https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttUxingKt90
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k_bx
8y ago
Single-window mode has been a huge jump towards usability, and I'd imagine that involved quite some work. Text tool had a lot of work to make it better. Also, latest release should've removed the annoyance of font-loading process
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8y ago
Visa-free regime with EU is one of the best things that happened to Ukrainians a few years ago, we now have many more low-cost flight tickets and directions available, and most of my friends are using it, often surprising me at what's
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8y ago
For those who lack the generics, I just wanted to remind that you can "script" in Haskell by adding this to your header: #!/usr/bin/env stack -- stack script --resolver=lts-12.2 and run it as an executa
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8y ago
I think the #3 and #4 should be defined as: #3 can afford to not work for a long period if the job goes down. This also might let you invest your work in a startup #4 can afford to not work anymore
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k_bx
8y ago
Doesn't Ubuntu 18.04 have an ability to do fractional scaling when used under Wayland (not X.org)?
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k_bx
8y ago
They could also launch worldwide.
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k_bx
8y ago
Also, opening Facebook is like a step-by-step strategy.
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k_bx
8y ago
If you just press "Super" multiple times does RAM usage go up? Was quite reproducible for me last time I've checked.
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8y ago
As a Ukrainian, I am somewhat jelous to you. We already switch our street signs and the rest to be in Latin for reasons as simple as tourism, it's somewhat strange that a tourist isn't even able to search for the street's nam
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k_bx
9y ago
Thanks, I'm quite an experienced Linux user (>10 years). The problems I've had are way beyond this (bootloop, black screen, freezes, had to do a recover from a liveusb etc. etc.)
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9y ago
GNOME Shell on Ubuntu 17.10 is eating >1Gb RAM, I think it might be a good time to try KDE (unfortunately, it didn't work to just apt install kubuntu-desktop, so I'll have to do that via clean install sometime later).
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k_bx
9y ago
:hug:
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k_bx
9y ago
But which Chromebook is it and is it good? (touchpad, smooth two-finger scrolling, screen etc.)
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9y ago
> * No one talks to anyone from other companies, to the point of awkwardness. I often see two people in the kitchen area from different companies and it can be a bit like a comedy sketch as they try to get their kitchening done without a
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9y ago
For formulas it just re-renders formula as you type it, no WYSIWYG magic where it's over-complicated. For regular Markdown it's WYSIWYG.
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9y ago
There's a very simple emacs extension called "pretty lambda", which displays a word "lambda" as a lambda character (but presents as ascii still). I wonder if something like this is possible to do here (of course, th
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k_bx
9y ago
You can definitely do that in Typora (unless I miss something what exactly you meant).
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9y ago
> Fuck this noise, I give up. PLEASE add a note to check if you have anything interesting in stashes/branches before doing the rm -rf, I've lost some work so many times because of the "fuck this noise" approach.
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9y ago
I thought it's a fuzzy matching plugin in Emacs.
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9y ago
Just wanted to mention (maybe someone finds this interesting) another "sleep gamification" app Ukrainians made – http://wakeapp.com.ua/index_en.html Every time you snooze – you donate to the Army, thus money goes
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9y ago
Looks much better than the huge towers for sure, but I can't find it in my country (Ukraine), unfortunately.
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9y ago
16 is ideal for me, will check it out, thanks!
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Ask HN: Best Compact PC for Programming on Linux
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k_bx
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k_bx
9y ago
The post never mentions PyPy. Have you tried it? Could increase the performance dramatically for free.
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