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by ldng 7y ago
Pipewire is very light on the why. And do not mention Gstreamer. Does it seek to replace it too ?
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by ldng 7y ago
Thinkpad A486 on Debian 10 here. Both ethernet chip and WiFi chip requires firmware so install is not straight forward. Wireless driver is marked as alpha and it shows ... weekly hard freeze on the menu. A shame as it could be a great lapto
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by ldng 7y ago
Cat videos would be generating more revenue?
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by ldng 7y ago
Yes. And even in this thread people are minimizing it.
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by ldng 7y ago
Nice work. I always wondered why has been working on and AR app to navigate through the Palatine. I suppose you need to go through the 3D modeling step first.
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by ldng 7y ago
My bad. I wasn't aware of that. Genuine question, did they also dis-invest in GMO (which tend to be bad for bio-diversity) ?
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by ldng 7y ago
At very least he could have its foundation desinvest in non-renewables.
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by ldng 7y ago
Or you could see it as concrete real world baby step ? It's AR for the car to interact with, through a steering but still interaction. I, personally, find that more interesting than VR toy/game I've seen so far.
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by ldng 7y ago
I do the same except with audio.
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by ldng 7y ago
The kind of article I started writing ! Only in much better than my draft :-)
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by ldng 7y ago
Yes ! Thanks for the correction.
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by ldng 7y ago
Exactly, and I disagree on education. People can and must be taught on security (not just phishing). But that also mean some standardization on the browser UI and not trying to make it "seamless" and "transparent". This
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by ldng 7y ago
Slightly OT, but it's HTTPS so it must be safe, right ? It's an example of why the "HTTPS everywhere" push annoys me, it gives false sense of security. Security resources should be better spent. Also, back on topic, Goog
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by ldng 7y ago
I always though it was one of the pursuit of Google but NoSQL was all the rage and I was never taken seriously ... until F5 that is. Funnily enough, all what I would call "NoSQL papers" are very well known, yet F5 is hardly ever
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by ldng 8y ago
No more HyperThreading for i7 ? Looks like AMD is not really putting that much pressure on them
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by ldng 8y ago
The Sagrada is not a good example as it is more complex than traditional gothic. Part of the original plans were supposedly unsound and several architects intervened over the decades. But granted, we're still probably talking decades.
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by ldng 8y ago
Or like AMP ?
528.
by ldng 8y ago
Same tatics been used with SPDY / HTTP2 / HTTP3. It leads to a very real competitive advantage for them.
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by ldng 8y ago
Except in most countries you can't have more than 2 or 3 official nationalities
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by ldng 8y ago
I must also have missed 1.0 and 2.0 too then
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by ldng 8y ago
Well, depends on the quality of the documentation I guess.
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by ldng 8y ago
Yes ! This morning I was not finding exactly what I was looking for in ddg and felt back to Google and result were quite noticibly worst. To me they started spiraling down when they started to give too much power to designers. Form over co
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by ldng 8y ago
The NDK is a wrapper above a slew of C/C++ lib and those are not garbage collected. It make me think of PHP. The language is actually really slow but because most of it's standard library are wrappers around actual C library, a lo
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by ldng 8y ago
Oh I see, you mean "unvirtualizing" the VM and run on the hardware that comply to the VM spec. I was under the impression that generally VM are idealized hardware that is friendlier for software development but they would make ter
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by ldng 8y ago
Humm, I don't think you can equal an SDK to an OS. Before getting this high level, you really have to start with a kernel to handle/manage device. And this as a lot of constraint that yous simply can not fulfill with a garbage col
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by ldng 8y ago
Yes, please, I'd be interested by a reference
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by ldng 8y ago
"Although sea levels will not rise instantaneously, the calculated increases will be “locked in” at a temperature rise of 3C, meaning they will be irreversible even if warming eventually slows down." That is something a lot of peo
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by ldng 8y ago
Well, sadly, too powerful often leads to abuses and unmaintainable code. Maybe this is something that helped grow Go's popularity by being simpler ? (I don't know, just wondering)
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by ldng 8y ago
I'm sorry, I respectfully disagree on the "not enough" :-) I think it is a matter of choice of audience. If you want pure functional languages, there are plenty that will rock your boat (Haskell, OCaml ...). But, to my mind,
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by ldng 8y ago
Ok, I've been oversimplifying by reducing it to the functional aspect of it (granted that might come from Scalaz recollection) but I stand by my opinion that too much functionalism will hurt. But, on the other hand, a balance has to be

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