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by mateuszf 8y ago
It's pretty slow for me too, but I don't mind.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
For personal usage: if you have an Android phone and are not bothered by web ui, you can use https://messages.android.com/
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by mateuszf 8y ago
AUR repository isn't supported by the core tools and packages. To use it one has to install external scripts. So it's by no means part of the system.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
It depends. The build / environment base images can be cached, and then deployment could be just pushing and additional layer with the jar. This could be pretty pretty fast if setup correctly.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
And also Office 356
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by mateuszf 8y ago
They're quite good at optimising Electron apps though as demonstrated by Visual Studio Code.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
Aqueducts?
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by mateuszf 8y ago
I think it's a matter of performance. Compiler / interpreter / runtime will only add overhead in lookups for this objects explicitly matched as proxy, but in normal case it can go directly to the cached functions.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
That's why I have mentioned the combination of Bitcoin / Lightning, not only Bitcoin. Lightning seems very suited for micropayments.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
Bitcoin / Lightning / browser integration / one click article buy may solve the problem in the future.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
And scripted with Common Lisp
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by mateuszf 8y ago
> Cash is a decentralized payment system for most intents. So the question becomes: Do I need a digital decentralized payment system? Does one need them? Cash is not decentralized. Governments can print as much as they want.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
It just means that to get the same pleasure you need more dopamine.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
It's called Night Shift on OSX and it's also builtin
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by mateuszf 8y ago
Before you use modern c++ you have to learn all the "old" features to really understand what you're doing. Also I didn't say a thing about JavaScript.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
I like to Keep it simple - and it's very painfull to do that in C++. Yes, you can write simple code, but it's lot easier to do it in other languages.
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by mateuszf 8y ago
I'd have to use bad old C++ with it, so how about no.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
This is a myth, I've seen bunch of meta-analysis related to alcohol usage done recently which show that even light usage of alcohol is harmful.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Perl6 is not as widely used as Python 3. Also it's practically a new language in comparison to Perl5.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> This puts the lie to Tesla and Mobileye's claims that camera-based computer vision is enough for autonomy just because humans use two low-res cameras to drive. No, it doesn't. It just means that current Tesla's implemen
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Really? Isn't LIDAR just some input device, whose data is interpreted in software?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Because then every single functionality will scale independently as needed. No need for orchestration.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
A better UX I guess
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by mateuszf 9y ago
If the Electron app exists, often the alternative is no app at all.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Yeah, I agree - C/C++ are the reasons why Qt is not popular.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
It's not that simple. You can go three routes: 1. Make the apps look pixel perfectly the same on all platforms - that's what the Java Swing did. Result - all the apps feel "alien" and not native for the users. 2. Make al
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Thanks. Just ordered Pebble Time Steel
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> I think it's one of those things were the product is just too good for people to quit, even if they disagree with the business practices. This or most users don't even know/care about the company / software. They ju
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Hi, I'm wondering about buying a used Pebble 2. Does it make any sense though? Isn't it using some services now maintained by Fitbit which they can shut down at any point?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Have you tried https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/ ?

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