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by lvass 4y ago
I just can't help laughing profusely whenever I see MS doing a Native something. Don't you folks remember Native HTML5? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mXe9nRiPHI
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by lvass 4y ago
xcape.
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by lvass 4y ago
IMO, because C syntax sucks and makes people actually take time to read and interpret the brackets. In erlang and I think others people don't newline between closing delimiters either. In lisp the brain processes the parens automatical
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by lvass 4y ago
Not with proper indenting, or rainbow-delimiters/show-paren-mode.
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by lvass 4y ago
4x4 pattern, encryption, multiple backups (rsync via termux is great), disable fingerprint unlock when in transit (lockdown mode). If it happens: grab an old backup phone, visit the carrier store and leave with a new SIM with the old number
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by lvass 4y ago
>What was broken? <thing>
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by lvass 4y ago
Only under the assumption they're designed for usage without the manual. I understand most things are but they definitely don't have to be. GIMP unfortunately may not be particularly explicit about this but having all users read t
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by lvass 4y ago
Not me. Whenever I try alternatives, I can't help but question if people who use GIMP alternatives actually tried reading the GIMP manual.
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by lvass 4y ago
This is beautiful, you're doing the Lord's work. I absolutely loathe the current situation of MAC security being so complicated on desktops combined with graphical performance issues in compartmentalization. And surely a lot of fo
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by lvass 4y ago
The first version isn't what I'd write in a purely functional language either, a recursive version would be much saner. Isn't recursion idiomatic in rust?
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by lvass 4y ago
Just confirmed it works. iex>term = for _ <- 0..1000000, into: [], do: :rand.uniform(0x1111111) iex>bin = :erlang.term_to_binary(term) iex>for _ <- 0..1000, do: spawn(fn -> x = bin; :timer.sleep(1000000) end) # Memory usag
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by lvass 4y ago
My cheap chinese phone lasted almost a week, over 5 years. I got a new flagship Samsung one, somehow the thing loses around 30% battery every day even if I do nothing. I think manufacturers need more efficient phones to keep doing whatever
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by lvass 4y ago
About the same rate as Argentine peso (blue) over the last 11 months. Considerably better than Turkish lira.
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by lvass 4y ago
Never said everyone should simply replace it. I, myself, would prefer not to use Excel because I am proficient in ledger and org-mode which absolutely does supplant that use case (and much more). The criticism here is when you have complex
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by lvass 4y ago
I'll take plain text over WYSIWYG any day, thanks. Excel gives you some obvious way to do some things and stacks up a huge load of features so you can hack your problem into the Excel way. But the Excel way tends to be terrible from st
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by lvass 4y ago
Could you please also clarify what living in the USA means? If I happen to travel with a tourist visa, is a certain amount of time necessary? I imagine a lot of those 62M used tourism visas. Are they allowed to go back to their countries an
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by lvass 4y ago
Good luck with your launch! As a latin in south america, can I open an account in your bank? Do I risk getting blocked if I deposit through crypto exchanges? My country is in ruins and using local banks just means we lose all our money real
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by lvass 4y ago
I assume the issue here is not getting the Rust toolchain on a developer system, but Rust packages in APT.
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by lvass 4y ago
This is just a transfer feature, the deprecation is older as I was already unable to source the official CLI converter a few years ago.
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by lvass 4y ago
What walled garden are you talking about? I never even connected my ~8 year old kindle to the internet, only send files that I own via USB.
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by lvass 4y ago
Not really needed in this case. I was born with 7 months and didn't spend a night in hospital.
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by lvass 4y ago
Does the "native GUI" requirement not exclude Electron, though?
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by lvass 4y ago
Or just bookmark them. They usually have the program name in the page title, on firefox just begin with * on the url bar, or press B if you have Vimium.
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by lvass 4y ago
Not quite, this is just your standard server side rendering for providing a convenient GUI alongside your erlang vm. There's no layering here, just bundling of things that are usually distributed separately (editor and vm).
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by lvass 4y ago
Is this required in some OS and not another? A comment in this thread claims it just uses a browser tab.
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by lvass 4y ago
I love the concept of local Web servers as GUI substitutes, and hope we get many more of those. Tachidesk is my favorite example. Thanks to Phoenix Liveview, Elixir is becoming a great option in this space. This method gives us every benefi
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by lvass 4y ago
What for? The Livebook interface is built with Phoenix Liveview.
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by lvass 4y ago
Elixir is close to a different syntax for Erlang/OTP. It has high quality built-in alternatives since it came into existence.
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by lvass 4y ago
>It’s only the 36.7% that from coal where the numbers come close The problem is, when you add that demand to your power grid, is that increasing the supply of hydro, nuclear, wind, or solar? In practice, the extra demand from EVs only in
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by lvass 4y ago
People are also notoriously bad at managing their money. If you have the money and suck at using it, EVs and solar panels make a lot more sense, and you should actually do it, we really need to scale up those industries.

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