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by ktpsns 7y ago
Why not?
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I love Kdevelop so much. Since the integration of the Clang ecosystem, the C++ language support really improved a lot. Kdevelop just feels so much faster then, for instance, Eclipse.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
The standard explanation to this question is that Germans are risk-averse. People don't trust stocks but better want to save their money in a savings bank book. (That won't cover the whole situation, it's rather a two sentenc
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by ktpsns 7y ago
In many (not all) times, these "universal installers" are only a small number of POSIX-compilant shell lines followed by some Base64-encoded binary. The whole purpose of the shell commands is to extract this binary.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
You probably were careful enough to understand the limits of the Jupyter server and client (frontend). It's easy to screw up a terminal application in data science when dumping a large array. Many REPLs cannot handle this properly (and
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Something which comes handy for me in everyday life is sudo -s which gives you a root (login) shell, so you don't have to type "sudo" in front of every single command.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Sounds funny, but I would like to join some room without registering first. I don't see why this service needs my E-Mail adress just that I can have some seconds (minutes? hours?) of fun.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Obviously it's pretty hard to make general criticism of the Notebook GUI. This is especially without comparing to a specific other user interface for data scientists, such as a traditional REPL terminal, or some other command line too
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by ktpsns 7y ago
If you are interested in this kind of documentation (or style in general), you should check out literate programming . Some of Knuth's ideas are implemented as code processors for almost any programming language.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
If your portfolio is only needed to put an URL into a CV so people can see your code, then it doesn't matter. If you want to show that people "liked" and "followed" your repositories, you probably should go to GitHu
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by ktpsns 7y ago
This is great work. But I don't understand the key point. Is this all to counterfeit OCR? By just using this font in my office program? My gut feeling is that, given enough work, one can write some ML/AI algorithm to write OCR als
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Not even Adobe released Flash in OSS despite they don't have any comparable product (where they get money from) to offer, do they?
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Here in Germany, "copy shops" are widespread. These are small stores with dozens of copying and printing stations where you pay your printouts per page. They don't only can print on exotic page formats or sheets but also offe
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Something people frequently forget is the easiness of the "vanilla" (plain) technology, like HTML, CSS, JavaScript. It is worth learning these basics regardless of whether you want to hide them behind stacks of frameworks or not.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Used a Mac in the same time and it was gorgeous. For the sake of their mobile OS ("unification") and for some foolish reason of abandoning OSS (like CUPS and the like), OS X is no more the same as it used to be.
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Neuromorphism seems just to be an instance of Skleomorphism. Happy to see it back in fashion. I loved the styles. They where technically challenging, on another level as people typically "complain" about material design with its &
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by ktpsns 7y ago
You should study open source software (like the Signal app or the Matrix network). Furthermore, study "trusted builds" and trusted hardware -- attempts to proof that certain lines of codes are really running on a system. Then we c
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by ktpsns 7y ago
As someone who loves the indiweb and all the self-hosted-cloud deploying techniques, I would just run my own helpdesk/CRM if I had the urge to get money by advertising whitespace on my website. I would be happy doing so because I would
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Something I notice regularly on large companies and universities, literally any organization which is bigger then a single building: The vast amount of energy waste. This starts at heating rooms like crazy (because it is unmanaged), having
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by ktpsns 7y ago
It's amazing how much power we -- developers, users -- have at our hand, at least if everything runs smooth (most likely with UTF-8 and the like). Somehow we are left in a world where I need the feel to transliterate German umlauts (ue
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I could not agree more to this article. Not only am I a happy IPython and zsh user, but also like searchable menus (also refered to as "OSD search" or similar in non-Mac OS X contexts). My feeling is that we experience a revival o
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by ktpsns 7y ago
I wonder about the source of the authors estimate of "all human information". It sounds pretty small. For instance, there is a local broadcasting tower nearby which actually has a Wikipedia page. That's stunning by itself, gi
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Krunner is great (and similar to what you can do with the Gnome shell search or OS X spotlight), but it won't search the menu of your current application. There are plenty of hints how to restore a Unity-like global menu feeling with G
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Oh yes! Even more, the user interface was amazing. You could search the global menu ("HUD display") with just pressing the ALT key (similar as you can do on Mac OS X in the Help menu). This was incredibly useful for programs I rar
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by ktpsns 7y ago
When it comes to seminal papers about APL, see also "Notation as a tool of thought" by Iverson, http://www.eecg.toronto.edu/~jzhu/csc326/readings/iverson.pd... or https://www.jsoftware.co
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by ktpsns 7y ago
You are a victim of the difference of (summed) real file size (output of du) vs free space as reported by the filesystem (reported by df on Linux and assumably diskutil on Mac). In short, the output of df/diskutil is the one which is i
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by ktpsns 7y ago
Interesting. Maybe they should add further representations of the code. This is not the only language where there are mutliple representations of the same "code". Wolfram Mathematica (or "the Wolfram language") introduce
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by ktpsns 7y ago
This question should go to stack overflow. You want to do Man in the middle (mitm) and bypass the SSL encryption by either using some Dev tool or installing an own SSL certificate for that domain on your phone. Both requires no root privile
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Traditional imperative programming has been there since almost 50 years and it will be there in 50 years. Programming languages come and go, but the general spirit is the same since the early days of computing. I like your car example: One
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by ktpsns 7y ago
As a long Windows 7 and KDE/Plasma user, I can admit it is true. Plasma can be easily tuned to look very similar to the Windows GUI, and traditionally it does that already out of the box even more then Gnome2 did it. Xfce and LXDE are

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