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mkesper
5y ago
The shades are almost always too much, especially the cat.
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mkesper
5y ago
I found < https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs > doom-emacs to be very pleasant to use. Loading times are so much better than spacemacs. And using an external binary for updating etc. really helps.
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mkesper
5y ago
Sure there are a lot (a lot = 8612441) rows, but I feel like I’ve seen text searching work before. Should we switch to Postgres? How does %TEXT% search compare in PostgreSQL?
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mkesper
5y ago
Are you serious? Microk8s reset takes ages. It's faster to uninstall the whole thing. You also can just delete whole workspaces, that should normally be enough.
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mkesper
5y ago
You probably meant "it looks like it" or "it doesn't look like there's another (supported) way". Really sad, and it's a "classic" snap so you don't get any isolation benefits but performance
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mkesper
5y ago
Sadly more than 100 people have died now in Germany alone. Many others have lost everything (insurance against elementary damage is always optional). There's a donation page here: https://www.tagesschau.de/spendenkonten
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Gitlab.com is moving to 14.0 with a few breaking changes
(about.gitlab.com)
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mkesper
5y ago
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mkesper
5y ago
It's nice to see so much dedication for solving a problem you'd think to be solved already.
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mkesper
5y ago
That's a MacOS issue. You're forced to use virtualization for being able to use containers. Quite backwards!
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mkesper
5y ago
We use SELinux at work. It's really a lot of work to check all requests whether they're legitimate or not.
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mkesper
5y ago
Tried snaps on a top performance notebook. No single app was responsive when e.g. pressing right mouse button. It's just not usable, sorry.
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mkesper
5y ago
Can you provide some counter-examples, probably as issues in the repo?
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mkesper
5y ago
What about ARM platforms? Something like STM32? https://github.com/stm32-rs/stm32-rs
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mkesper
6y ago
This is the interesting thing about it: The signals that a phone’s contact tracing data generates and receives are saved into an Android device’s system logs. Studies have found that more than 400 preinstalled apps on phones built by Samsun
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mkesper
6y ago
But you want to start with simple songs and not with playing Bach directly. Much what we believe about teaching/learning (computers) is also influenced by survivor bias. I learned programming because I absolutely wanted to and read pro
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mkesper
6y ago
Try to remember the finger movements.
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mkesper
6y ago
Not directly this machine but you can do fantastic things with old test equipment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdQnpg7b3Vw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfH53a9xAjo
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mkesper
6y ago
Yes. If it's not used by the host at all.
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HPy: A better C API for Python?
(lwn.net)
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mkesper
6y ago
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mkesper
6y ago
TFA: This project is still active but is currently shelved as I am focusing on the NEO430's "big brother": The RISC-V-powered 32-bit NEORV32 https://github.com/stnolting/neorv32 .
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mkesper
6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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mkesper
6y ago
Seems to have vanished, was put out too early? OK, can see it now, too. Caches...
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Reproducible Live Images
(wiki.debian.org)
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6y ago
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mkesper
6y ago
Absolutely! I often use cat in tmux instead of less because of this. Will try xterm now, too.
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mkesper
6y ago
Neither is cup...
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mkesper
6y ago
I think they can be used as inspiration sources. Like recording automatically created arpeggios and keeping only what pleases you.
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Exhaustiveness Checking with Mypy
(hakibenita.com)
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6y ago
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Enigma cipher machine comes to Gottorf
(translate.googleusercontent.com)
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mkesper
6y ago
Yes, try to install it on a CentOS6 box as /usr/bin/python and suddenly no more yum etc. will work.
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mkesper
6y ago
It works totally for me, sorry. Using a smartcard so Thunderbird doesn't give me another option right now.
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