mozartoz

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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   I have transitioned to an environment where I only use a web browser, a terminal and an Emacs instance. I realise the advantage one of the huge advantages of this approach is that you have so few dependencies even Android or iOS can be OK.
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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   Right now you can use LineageOS, or even CopperheadOS. PostmarketOS might be better in the distant future due to Linux vs Android userland.
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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   The best option right now is to use Rockchip ARM devices. With a few little compromises you can run a pretty much free architecture: https://libreboot.org/docs/hardware/c201.html
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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   You may be able to craft something like this in org-mode, by writing a little bit of elisp. org-mode already provides all infrastructure to organise your ideas and tag them. You would just need to do the clustering part.
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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   Mobile hardware is a nightmare. The best thing we have to cope with it, so far, is libhybris. And I don't see things getting much better. All we have is Pyra, the incoming Neo900 and semi-closed Jollas with Sailfish.
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   by mozartoz 9y ago

   Some probabilisitic systems can cope with big volumes of data. E.g. http://i.stanford.edu/hazy/
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   What technologies will you invest on during 2017?

   7 points by mozartoz 10y ago|10 comments