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5y ago
Unreal - I pip-installed the library, ran the demos, and it just worked! After years of mucking about with pyCairo this is a very pleasant surprise!
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Yep, I do everything in Ubuntu desktop, bash, tmux and (n)vim and have done for ~10 years. I use only a small handful of plugins and configuration options. I try not to modify stuff too much. To first order if I get a fresh machine or VM, I
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5y ago
right on man! very nice projects!! here's something in a similar vein: https://peteshadbolt.co.uk/posts/goldfish/
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This was all pretty mundane until he pulled out the belay glasses - this guy is living
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5y ago
Tom7 kicks ass
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- Browse to a sub-directory of OneDrive using Explorer - Right click - Create new Word document - Double-click on Word document - Click title bar to see where document is stored - Get prompted to save document to OneDrive - Press Upload - C
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Yeah absolutely - the last two images on this page show the hardware: https://peteshadbolt.co.uk/writing/rpi/ It works great, just bouncing IR off the walls in my room to put the amp on standby, change volume, swi
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Love it - I dream of an alternate universe in which IoT was done with infrared, RCA jacks, and 8 bit microcontrollers instead of JSON, Docker and billion-transistor SoCs. I have a raspberry pi set up with an infrared LED to control my old N
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I saw something similar done in PICO8, pretty much an 8-bit Blender, looks absolutely nuts: https://twitter.com/johanpeitz/status/1365356945708896265?la...
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5y ago
Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can. - Jamie Zawinski
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I would expect that a pi0 could do it - depends on what sort of performance you want. An of course for a NAS you are better off with an Ethernet port - I would recommend a full-size SBC for this reason. But no fundamental reason why a pi0 c
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Not even remotely an alternative in terms of usability/reliability, but I can describe my DIY setup. I have a DIY NAS, based on a Raspberry Pi and an external hard disk enclosure, running in my kitchen. The disks are encrypted with LUK
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Ah, of course someone already did it: http://cs229.stanford.edu/proj2017/final-reports/5244346.pdf Love the examples!
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5y ago
Let's just cut to the chase and do GAN emojis, such that :bald-child-with-icecream: is generated on the fly by something like this https://github.com/Rakshith-Manandi/text-to-image-using-GAN
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"For me, coding is a form of self-expression. The company controls the most effective means of self-expression I have. This is unacceptable to me as an individual, therefore I must leave." - from a blog posting announcing his resi
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Reaper whips ass. Masterpiece. This is basically a single developer. Compare the breadth and depth of the feature set to the average web app - likely funded by millions of dollars and a big old team of people - and weep!!
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6y ago
Good on em - I hope they get a ton of support from this community and elsewhere.
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6y ago
rsync.net rules
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6y ago
This seems like something created by a genius mind but honestly I don't want to think about topology when I'm navigating files in vim. Ctrl-P is about as fancy as I can deal with I think...
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Haxe seems to punch way above its weight, nobody really has anything very mean to say about it and it seems to work great on a ton of different platforms. Supporting all those different targets seems like it should be a megaproject with meg
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6y ago
OneDrive shares + tons of image-heavy PowerPoint decks sometimes exceeding 500MB -> gratitude for fast internet :)
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It is if you are programming in LabView.
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Trying to pull someone out of a conspiracy theory rathole is very scary and difficult. There is a ratchet mechanism whereby whatever you do or say can be interpreted as further evidence for the conspiracy, and no matter how you push and pul
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6y ago
Right on man, seems like you have a good sense of humour which puts you ahead of most of the pack to begin with :) good luck!
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Honestly glad that this guy is out there doing his thing but I wonder if his dating challenges (also discussed on the blog) might be somehow correlated with this setup...
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6y ago
Nas said it best https://youtu.be/ch25kKo6QUo
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This is a perfect summary which exactly captures my frustrations. I should have said that on Windows Conda is a much more understandable choice.
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Anyone installs Conda on my shit I hit the roof... I sympathize with the individual but cannot tolerate the act.
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Some of the finger strain can be alleviated by using a Gray code.
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Someone once told me that you can tell you are close to burnout when you think that everyone around you is an idiot. You must be burning out because it's not plausible that literally everyone you encounter is an idiot! I like it becaus
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