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by muth02446 6y ago
here is a related paper: https://people.cs.umass.edu/~emery/pubs/stabilizer-asplos13....
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Observation about healthcare efficiency and Covid deaths
1 points by muth02446 6y ago|1 comments
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by muth02446 7y ago
Possibly, but why not design widgets so that no such consensus is necessary. Prior GUIs did not need it and now literally billions of people are burdened with it.
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by muth02446 7y ago
Piling onto the material design criticism. I have been using GUIs since the 80s (remember Atari ST GEM). Not once have I been confused about whether an item was selected or not. Enter material design. On android's slide down config scr
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by muth02446 7y ago
what would be ideal for raspi 3 and up are aarch64 binaries with a 32 bit memory model (aarch64-ilp32). Dies debian support/use this?
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by muth02446 7y ago
More useful tips in the same spirit http://robertmuth.blogspot.com/2012/08/better-bash-scripting...
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by muth02446 7y ago
For reference, Google's IARC process is publicly documented here: https://opensource.google/docs/iarc/
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by muth02446 7y ago
I had a similar experience when switching from JS to Dart. I am not using any framework just plain old DOM as my projects tend to be smallish. But programming in Dart is a real joy.
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by muth02446 8y ago
Often the rendering of GUI elements happens in an off-device image buffer which is then copied periodically to the device. This can be very slow in python if bit-fiddling is involved. Sometimes utilizing numpy for the copy can help a lot.
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Refactoring Large Functions(robert.muth.org)
72 points by muth02446 8y ago|38 comments
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by muth02446 9y ago
Lost + Found: Screensaver- and demoscene-ish stuff that runs in your browser: http://www.arscalculanda.com/