leonheld

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by leonheld 3y ago
Do you happen to know where one can find the best homebrew wares for xbox? Google returned websites from the early 2000s.
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by leonheld 3y ago
I meant as in the material itself. Software scales a lot, to the point it's not even comparable to some raw assets like wood.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Let's put it like this: you want a nice drawer to store clothes. It has one purpose and one purpose only. You can either go to Ikea and get a 50 EUR drawer that will do the job, or you can pay 500 EUR to a local artisan for a nice cabi
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by leonheld 3y ago
`sed` text files as a replacement for templating. In the text file you have something you want to template (or "parametrize") from an outside variable, so you name that something like @@VAR@@ and then you can sed that @@VAR@@ :-)
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by leonheld 3y ago
Slint is very much the real deal and I truly hope it sticks for a loooong time!
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by leonheld 3y ago
I think the closest to this is https://doc.qt.io/Boot2Qt/ .
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by leonheld 3y ago
Which ones? I have friends (young and old) all over Europe and everyone uses WhatsApp. Everywhere I've been in Europe defaults to WhatsApp, even for business communication. Like, it's n=1, but still, my experience is quite broad.
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by leonheld 3y ago
I tried reading Moby-Dick a couple years ago and it was very hard as a non-native English speaker. The only book who made me want to pick up either a dictionary or a translation. Will try again, maybe I've gotten better!
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by leonheld 3y ago
Sadly I also get these "everything is about us" vibes about Hector sometimes. They seriously should chill a bit.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Maybe do something about the illegal mining and deforestation instead?
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by leonheld 3y ago
I hate it in the best way possible.
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by leonheld 3y ago
I'm very thankful for ripgrep, ag and fzf.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Found the robot!
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by leonheld 3y ago
> Anyway, what I really wanted to complain a bit about is the realm of software intended to be run on servers. Okay. > I'm not sure that Docker has saved me more hours than it's cost I'm not sure what's the alterna
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by leonheld 3y ago
I'm nothing without git rebase -i.
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by leonheld 3y ago
> In the larger sense, "Kubernetes-Native" is similar to "Linux-native." Kubernetes is the platform. Let me preface that I wrote a whole thesis on Kubernetes, and the sentence "Kubernetes-Native" makes no se
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by leonheld 3y ago
Can you explain why this is "Kubernetes-Native" (whatever that means)? It's not quite clear from the link.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Hey, I have a question for you (I'm assuming you know Europe/US): are the houses in Uruguay built to the same insulation standards as houses in northern/central Europe, for example? I live in southern Brazil and I have yet to
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by leonheld 3y ago
And Visual Studio is probably one of the best if not the best IDEs out there.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Had to scroll down a lot to find this. Developers should be able to easily test their code, if needed, merged into a staging branch somewhere, which can be easily rebased or cherry-picked into production.
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by leonheld 3y ago
You know it's not a fair comparison due to how widespread English is and German is not.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Germany companies are so weird in this aspect, and I honestly believe it's why they kinda lost the tech race. The US is very much different in this diversity aspect, which honestly seems like a success factor.
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by leonheld 3y ago
How is a self-hosted GitLab instance less democratic than e-mail? The only difference between the two is that one is a major PITA to setup as a user.
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by leonheld 3y ago
Seriously, it's the second time someone doesn't properly read my comment: > and until a few years ago , extremely bad integration with tools like Yocto.
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by leonheld 3y ago
I can see where your generalisation is coming from, but again, it's a generalisation. There are a bunch of nice layers that build cleanly with Linus's tree against OE master no problems. That takes work, naturally. In one of the Y
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by leonheld 3y ago
I mean, I won't even try to rebate you, I agree with you, mostly. lol. My only fear is that, it's really, really hard to get a safe, performant product without really knowing what you're doing. And although RPi and others do
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by leonheld 3y ago
I said "until a few years ago", and AFAIK this was not done by the RPi folks themselves, but by the community. And that's perfectly okay, it's not their market, which is my whole point. It takes a serious effort and mone
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by leonheld 3y ago
No reachable for me as well. > which usually is what "industry" is being referred to. Bingo. It's always a bit hard for me to properly communicate to people that the 'industry' is not an air monitoring/grafa
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by leonheld 3y ago
Pretty much what the other comment said about the BB being proven etc. Because of better support from TI, BB always had a more professional feel than the Raspberry Pi, specially for documentation etc. It's a fine chip, if you can sourc
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by leonheld 3y ago
I have a bunch of experience on this but won't go into much detail because it may be a touchy topic: most companies that do $THING and use SBCs like the RPi are extremely talented at $THING, and not at embedded development. That's

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