pknopf

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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Yeah, well, even if it is an open source project, what about git? You can't remove an arbitrary commit in the tree. I'd argue discussions about code follow under the same umbrella. I really thing people are taking this GDPR thing
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Tinker only does 4k30, I need 4k60. I'm currently using a RaspPi for 1080p60, but I am configuring the ROCK64 now. Also, in case you misunderstood, I'm not using a camera with these devices, I am using these devices as a camer
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   I doubt it. I've read the 66 page standard and I remember something about "records required for business", ie transactions, tax info, etc. I'd argue employee conversations would fall under the same umbrella.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   4k60p too! I'm working on a simply Yocto image that will autoplay a music video. It will serve as a nice test camera source for the medical device recorders I develop. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/rockchip-camer
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   > You might be riding a train through the Rockies, but you can still add new bug reports So, you want to loose-out on the many benefits of having <best-in-class> issue system because of that one time you decide to dev on a moving t
6. 426.▲
   by pknopf 9y ago

   Are companies required to delete employee records?
7. 427.▲
   by pknopf 9y ago

   Oh yeah, forgot about that. Also, Hugo lacks support for plugins. If you want to do something with it, it better be baked-in out-of-the-box.
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   So now your decentralized solution requires a server running somewhere. Why not just install GitLab or Bugzilla on that server? This reminds me of something someone (forgot who) said, "If it can be built with JavaScript, for better or
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   by pknopf 9y ago

   Interesting project! Does it generate pure html, without react support?
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    http://sit-it.org/ > Of course it is debatable how "serious" these attempts ever have been. I doubt things like this will really gain traction. I mean, you could always host your own GitLab instance for free if
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    http://sit-it.org/
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    > but seriously, just use Hugo or Jekyll! Both of those lack support for custom "sources", instead of just markdown files. A lot of people like Contentful ( https://www.contentful.com/ ), which static site genera
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Interesting... Also, I forgot to mention that the lines would curve around the light of large stars. It was almost like the oval notches/holes in wood grain. Only the large/visible stars did this.
14. 434.▲
    by pknopf 9y ago

    How do you explain that they were always from north-to-south? I mean, I tried hard to trick myself even. An actual hallucination couldn't know.
15. 435.▲
    by pknopf 9y ago

    I'm not sure why, but the few times in high-school that I took acid, I could see lines in the night sky going north to south. It was deterministic, like clock work. Does anybody have an ideas why? I mean, I wasn't really hallucina
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I'm not seeing that in the images I've seen so far, got a link? That would be a huge issue if they really did that. RES will probably step in and fix that.
17. 437.▲
    by pknopf 9y ago

    Status quo it is then.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Qt has the moc/resource compiler that can do this for you. Not that you would/should shoehorn qmake into your project for it though, but they do it nonetheless. Make you can use qmake as a prebuild step and include the generated m
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Does anybody know what debugging will look like here? Will LLDB work?
20. 440.▲
    by pknopf 9y ago

    There UI doesn't look like it is using React. Maybe they are still working on it?
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    What is it like maintaining a large project in such a dynamic language? I guess if you have proper unit tests and good coverage, you could quickly find any runtime bugs that you may unintentionally introduce with refactors/changes. Whe
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Shoot, my bad. Sorry for the confusion. That is a common common complaint with redux, so I read into it.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Mobx uses observables to monitor what properties you read and collections you enumerate during your render method. It then uses that information to implement shouldComponentUpdate for you. Each render call refreshes the data use by shouldCo
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    If you are going to get technical, ask James Newton-King what Json.NET did to his career trajectory. It definitely has an intangible value.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    I'm not shilling, but this is something I definitely don't miss using Mobx. edit: Ooops, I thought the commenter was referring to shouldcomponentupdate. Sorry for the confusion, please downvote this out of the discussion!
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Did he claim otherwise? He clearly said that they attempt to inflame both sides to grow the conflict.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Hey, the creator of i3! I love your stuff! I enjoyed your episode on Go Time as well! Cheers!
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Yeah, when I added the package, I told them the next version will not require vendoring and can be built without git. The next version will do this.
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    Darch isn't "go get"-able. Things need to be vendored and you'll need a certain version of containerd and runc (which isn't "go get"-able either). Are you having a problem with the Void package script? The
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    by pknopf 9y ago

    You can remove the git stuff, as long as you are not building containerd and runc as well. What issues are you running into? The AUR and VoidLinux package don't have an issue. Skype (paul.knopf1) me?