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matthiasv
9y ago
> I absolutely despise these statements. The statement is true and you give yourself a very good description of it. He did not say "it will come of some damned fools" but "some damned foolish thing in the Balkans", i.
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9y ago
> How do you deal with Cash? Move money from Asset:Checking to Expenses:Cash > How do you deal with interest? Move money from Income:Interest to Asset:Depot > How do you keep your bank statements? I download CSVs once in a while an
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matthiasv
9y ago
How do you model double-entry book-keeping in your relational database? And where comes the fear of corruption if .ledger files are merely text?
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matthiasv
9y ago
Meson is written in Python not "actually Python". The build language is a custom non-Turing-complete DSL.
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How to Install LibreOffice 5.3 from Flatpak on Ubuntu 16.04
(bloerg.net)
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10y ago
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Modern LaTeX Beamer Theme Metropolis
(bloerg.net)
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11y ago
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Introducing sd-event
(0pointer.net)
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11y ago
That looks actually more like a use case for a context manager, i.e. with transactional as transaction: # do something It's pretty clear at the call site what is and what isn't transactional and most importantl
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matthiasv
11y ago
We build something like this for image processing tasks: https://github.com/ufo-kit/ufo-core There is also a CLI interface that allows in principle what you want to do, e.g. $ ufo-launch read path=foos.bin ! ope
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matthiasv
11y ago
For me, rebasing usually concerns roughly the last N commits, which is why I don't bother running `git rebase -i HEAD~N` and ignore and commits I don't want to modify.
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matthiasv
11y ago
His point is that this cookie-cutter approach is more complex to the development model he presents (and is in fact pretty common among open source software). You don't need to understand Git deeply to realize that master is stable and
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Bruce Schneier – The Setup
(bruce.schneier.usesthis.com)
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12y ago
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matthiasv
12y ago
Vulfpeck is also the hottest funk band that currently rocks this planet. But as it seems, I should rather purchase their albums from Bandcamp than streaming them via Spotify.
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First fully sandboxed Linux desktop app
(blogs.gnome.org)
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12y ago
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New York Times Had a Mistake on Its Front Page Every Day for More Than a Century
(theatlantic.com)
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12y ago
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matthiasv
12y ago
That format is essentially (sans the link syntax) what plaintext email has been looking like for decades. I don't get the whole praise for Gruber of "inventing" something novel. It's not.
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matthiasv
12y ago
But as long as the correct HTML is output it doesn't matter how it looks. I mean that's the whole idea of separating structure from representation, right?
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12y ago
It's because of this line: https://github.com/jgm/stmd/blob/e47d698c2cf1d24606bd2f708fe... But seriously, who cares?
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matthiasv
12y ago
If you do know screen, then tmux is going to blow your mind.
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GNOME design: saving you space since 2009 or so
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Why Microsoft? Microsoft vs. Linux
(whymicrosoft.com)
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12y ago
Here is a Python client library [1]. It's really amazing how fast I could put this together. Thanks Guido and Kenneth ;-) [1] https://github.com/matze/python-phant
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Sandboxed applications for GNOME
(afaikblog.wordpress.com)
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12y ago
It would be nice, if the author would back his claims by specific references. Comparing the upstream tracker reports for GTK+ and Qt shed a different light on ABI compatibility between versions: http://www.upstream-tracker.org&#x
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12y ago
I tend to disagree a bit here. Yes, that's how most bike lanes are laid out at the moment but in my experience, more and more bike lanes are moved on the road and inbetween car lanes to let cyclists become more visible. I welcome that
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12y ago
You may give Sigal a try: https://github.com/saimn/sigal/
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12y ago
Germany is definitely not a tea country, yet everyone I know has an electric kettle.
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matthiasv
13y ago
The novelty I see here, is the combination and integration into an app. Creating blurred images from a photograph and its depth map can be achieved with a GIMP plugin since at least 2008 [1]. Combining a series of photos to create a 3D mode
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13y ago
For me, IPython will always be a double-edged sword. On the one hand I love what the project brings in terms of scientific exploration and ease of use. On the other hand it is annoyingly hard to integrate the shell into my own application:
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13y ago
Sure, if you do the packaging for a restricted set of environments yourself, CMake certainly works fine. I do the same for a lot of projects and know what CMake is capable of. But when it comes to the differences between all those Linux dis
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