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by nagisa 7y ago
LLVM Bitcode is still architecture specific. That is, bitcode generated targetting x86 is not compatible with bitcode targetting ARM is not compatible with bitcode targetting aarch. The reason they are distributed as bitcode is to enable ad
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by nagisa 7y ago
I have dealt with it as part of packaging and adapting tensorflow. Some of my opinions: * Bazel needs gigabytes of memory to run; * It needs minutes to bootstrap (which it will every time, because you don’t want a multi-gigabyte-sized daemo
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by nagisa 7y ago
If it means a sensible social services – yes.
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by nagisa 7y ago
Note, that the list price for Intel Xeons is something that nobody really pays. Behind the closed doors bulk pricing is negotiated and the price-per-chip in practice is only a fraction of the list price.
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by nagisa 7y ago
Is over. > The Public Review period is: March 29, 2019 through May 13, 2019
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by nagisa 7y ago
There was a data corruption issue in recent history ( https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/7401 ), but otherwise I’ve found ZoL releases to be very stable.
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by nagisa 7y ago
The article itself can be found at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1175-6
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by nagisa 8y ago
One very specific thing I remember from discussions I had with a blind programmer was to use of multi-line comments (/* /) in favour of line-comments (//), especially for comments that do span multiple lines. That help
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by nagisa 12y ago
Still works for me and my custom domain.
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by nagisa 12y ago
With a well calibrated display and a pair of good eyes I went through all 65 levels of brightness (I usually use 40% or so) my laptop has available whilst looking at ¹. All parts of page were very readable at all levels other than no backli
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by nagisa 13y ago
Fahrenheit is not easily addable given current realisation of functionality and, if I recall correctly, somewhere in source code there’s a comment in which author explicitly states he doesn’t support units which don’t linearly correspond to
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by nagisa 13y ago
> 3.794 million square miles (9.827 million km²) That's only area of USA. He was talking about the cities which have terrible conditions for transport by feet. Or maybe should I give a counter-example of Russia (17 million km²) whic
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by nagisa 13y ago
Well, sure you'd be surprised about your own product not being in some list 😛 P.S. I'm also a happy BazQux user.
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by nagisa 13y ago
That's a built-in feature(?) of GNOME Epiphany (as visible in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFoEYkztAfY for example).
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by nagisa 13y ago
Virtualenv puts an activate.fish script into ./bin/ too.
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by nagisa 13y ago
You likely want to move your environment variables to ~/.pam_environment instead of setting them in fish configuration.
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by nagisa 13y ago
I could solve some of them quite well with only using a standard US keyboard and US layout (the trick is to use the compose key)… As long as they don't start including icons into the crapcha as well.
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by nagisa 14y ago
Exactly what I did with my own blog. My reasons are more technical though and I still suggest user he can mail me if he want to discuss anything.
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by nagisa 14y ago
Exactly my thought. Was going to write a lengthy comment but yours has my main idea summarised perfectly.
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You have no right(kazlauskas.me)
1 points by nagisa 14y ago|0 comments
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by nagisa 14y ago
GNOME Shell has had a dock for favourite applications starting with 3.0. It's on the left side in overview.
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by nagisa 14y ago
Disappearing title bar is up to applications developers, not shell but the trend is to hide them when window is maximized. > I dislike the main theme as i find it is too "fat". But you just said you love title bars. They are fat space-h
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by nagisa 14y ago
Me. Just came to tell, that it's even better than zsh, but ultimately it's a matter of preference.
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by nagisa 14y ago
No he isn't. Some people (like me or he) are just not stupid enough to buy a device, which would be used on average only once a month.
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by nagisa 14y ago
You still need to hunt for phone (on top of that you must have one) to log in...
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by nagisa 14y ago
> Overall I’m really pleased that Sublime is flexible enough to allow this kind of customisation but it would be nice if the developers could spend some time on making it a more native Mac experience. Sublime Text is cross-platform appl
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by nagisa 14y ago
But returning already cached GET response to DELETE request is not. I, however, agree that this behaviour shouldn't happen.
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by nagisa 14y ago
I become very angry, when I don't find a RSS feed for a blog I like.
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by nagisa 14y ago
1. Effectively blocks all forms of annoying advertisement. 1.5. As well as all those stupid social featu... sorry, bugs. 2. Makes pages load and render faster on my already-slow-by-now 100Mbps net. 3. Browser uses several times less RAM. 4.
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by nagisa 15y ago
Yeah, that's very detailed technical info.

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