paddim8

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by paddim8 4y ago
What do you mean open? It is open
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by paddim8 4y ago
Well Sweden doesn't have a property tax in those situations
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by paddim8 4y ago
You can not get a similar Windows laptop for half the price. That is absolutely ridiculous. Show me a single Windows laptop that has a similar screen, keyboard, trackpad, build quality, processor, battery life and silence. I'm waiting.
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by paddim8 4y ago
kalker.xyz seems to return true
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by paddim8 4y ago
Netcup has cheap plans with that. 10€/month
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by paddim8 4y ago
Who said you have to eat only broccoli and only bananas? The person mentioned those because you need a varied diet. If you eat potatoes, lentils/beans, broccoli, banana, and some more things, that's a nutritious, cheap and health
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by paddim8 4y ago
It doesn't need to. Buy dried beans, prepare them all at once, freeze. Then you can make quick meals in like 10 minutes.
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by paddim8 4y ago
You can run Linux on M1 machines though
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by paddim8 4y ago
Ctrl+C feels way more ergonomic than Meta+C to me though. Fingers don't need to bend as much. That matters with very common operations like copying
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by paddim8 4y ago
I don't think Serenity has a set purpose. No one is going around calling it a viable alternative to Linux. That's ok though. In the future, who knows what will happen to it. There is no need for it to have good support for baremet
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by paddim8 4y ago
Is it really worth paying 5-10x as much though? What's the benefit of using these over eg. Hetzner?
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by paddim8 5y ago
Wait... I made that! Nice
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by paddim8 5y ago
Yes, made LLVM if I'm not mistaken
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by paddim8 5y ago
Yeah maybe it should be on homebrew and other package managers. Didn't actually expect it to get this much attention! I'll see what I can do
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by paddim8 5y ago
Oh haha nice!
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by paddim8 5y ago
Yeah the name isn't very good. This wasn't actually supposed to become something, it was a quick thing I made when I was bored, that suddenly expanded into all this, haha. I like being able to type `kalk` in the terminal, but mayb
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by paddim8 5y ago
Oh yes! I have thought about the subscript/superscript thing, but didn't think of these other things. That would actually be great.
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by paddim8 5y ago
Thank you. Oh my... aren't those really complicated? Haha
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by paddim8 5y ago
These are some great suggestions! I should absolutely make it add spaces, can't believe I didn't think of that. Also, it actually does have a way to reference the last result, I forgot to document it. It's a variable called &
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by paddim8 5y ago
Haha damn, didn't expect that
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by paddim8 5y ago
Yeah same with x^-1, I forgot about that, thanks!
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by paddim8 5y ago
Thank you so much! This is my first (and only) Rust project so I'm a bit nervous about the code quality.
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by paddim8 5y ago
It was actually surprisingly seamless with Rust. "wasmpack" pretty much did it all for me. I added some attributes (well, whatever they're called in Rust) to function and struct declaration to show that bindings should be gen
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by paddim8 5y ago
Thank you! Yeah, or at least give a warning.
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by paddim8 5y ago
Oh yeah, derivatives of higher order being less accurate is a known problem. I forgot to specify that, thanks!
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by paddim8 5y ago
The desktop program does technically have the capabilities of that, but lately I've been focusing a lot more on the web version, that unfortunately doesn't, so results are 64-bit at the moment. I have been waiting for a proper Rus
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by paddim8 5y ago
Yeah that makes sense. I won't be able to do it 100% of course, especially considering I so far have only learned high school maths, but even if it just manages to do it in some situations, that would still be fine as long as it falls
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by paddim8 5y ago
I have thought about doing derivatives and such algebraically when possible. It should certainly be doable, and I already have a system for moving things around to achieve these kind of things. This may be a thing in the future.
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by paddim8 5y ago
Hmm, that's very strange, considering I'm running a very similar setup (Arch and fish). I wonder if it could be an issue with the library I'm using for big floats..
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by paddim8 5y ago
Thank you! I made this as a replacement for using the Python prompt for calculations actually haha. Hm that's strange though, it seems to work for me (also on Arch). What calculation did you do?

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