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Code Evaluate Play Loop (Common Lisp OpenGL Library and Environment)(github.com)
2 points by podiki 6y ago|1 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Smooth because of the faster drawing you mean? termite at least scrolls by pixels (not lines) and seems smooth enough to me. But maybe for something like fast compiling output? I did try alacritty some time ago, but didn't really notic
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by podiki 6y ago
For the Linux users, any compelling case for alacritty (or similar style renders)? I'm quite happy with termite, fast startup, handles fonts well, etc. I've use urxvt in the past too, that that was a little trickier with fonts and
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It’s the wombat’s strange intestines, not its anus, that produces cubed poo(arstechnica.com)
5 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
As another commenter pointed out, this needs a (2018) in the title. More recent results continued to find out more, looking if the anus shape plays a role [0]. [0] https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/01/its-t
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by podiki 6y ago
Most recent release, Demo 5, from July 2020: https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano/tree/demo5 Previous discussions from a few years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23950558 https:&#x2
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by podiki 6y ago
If you don't want an app/want to control your data, you can use other services that can be self-hosted service too (miniflux, ttrss, etc.). It will handle syncing and often has a fine web client, or else compatible with most RSS r
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by podiki 6y ago
Big fan of RSS since back at least to the Google Reader days. I realized I was just checking the same websites over and over and decided to streamline the process. (That ended up in building up a backlog of entries in a feed and scrambling
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by podiki 6y ago
I need to play around more with clj-org-analyzer, but thanks for making it! It was great to visualize time tracking over a long period of time last I used it.
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by podiki 6y ago
Hmm, good to know, thanks. I enjoy setting up little services and playing around, so maybe I'll give it a go. Still, for the 6800xt at least, stock is barely existent and is at huge markups (or tends to be the more expensive versions i
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by podiki 6y ago
Don't you also need to evade IP blocking for pinging their page every minute (or whatever interval)? And either way, right now no sanely priced 6800 series cards are being stocked anyway, from what I've seen. I'm not paying $
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by podiki 6y ago
Sure, there will always be people out to make a (not so quick?) buck. Having sufficient supply, and thus not being able to scalp for profit, would help. But something as simple as backorders and a queue would help too, as that would tamper
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Matrix Bridges (interoperability with other platforms)(matrix.org)
4 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
I'm sure it'll eventually ease up (there's always a crunch with new GPUs and consoles, plus all the factors of 2020/21), but I don't take AMD's word for much as their early PR on launch availability was hardly
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by podiki 6y ago
Intel/Nvidia here, starting with Windows and then exclusively Linux. Both CPU and GPU are from early 2015 (ready to upgrade my GPU first, but impossible to get anything these days, as I noted in my other comment). Those parts have been
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by podiki 6y ago
That's huge and a big reason why my next GPU will be from AMD. If I can ever get one that is, between scarcity, demand, bots, scalpers, ...it is terrible out there. You can be on a stock watcher Discord and click instantly to still see
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by podiki 6y ago
To add to hardware that's being mentioned in this discussion, for reference, I use a 27" 4k monitor (Dell P2715Q) at 1.5x scaling and a laptop with 15" 4k screen (Dell XPS 15 9550) at 2x scaling. Both on Arch, X11, and just a
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by podiki 6y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing! At most I've also hooked up a projector to my computer, but never needed to deal with any setting changes really (just for gaming or rarely for a presentation). A little off topic, but I've run into some
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by podiki 6y ago
Some other resources that may be helpful for anyone looking is (of course) the Arch wiki [0]. I also found it helpful to set somethings like DPI based on the machine (I share my dot files across my computers) which can be done pretty easily
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by podiki 6y ago
Talking about tabs can only remind me of how bad I am (was??) at hoarding them [0]. Years and years worth. All the best organization systems in the world can't save you from clicking more and more. It was at least a little terrifying w
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by podiki 6y ago
And see coverage on Ars [0] and NY Times [1] [0] https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/01/warp-speed-prime-dire... [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/26/arts/science-fiction
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by podiki 6y ago
Cool! Been wanting to try Tilt Brush, wonder if it'll build on Linux...
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by podiki 6y ago
Agreed, would love a 4k screen. Currently have that on a Dell XPS running Linux and don't want to go back to 1080.
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by podiki 6y ago
Issues here too, I'm on Verizon Fios. Right when starting class, what a mess. (As a colleague joked, Google going down (or Verizon I guess) is like the modern snow day)
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by podiki 6y ago
I can't imagine how many pages of reading I have open, definitely too much. A reading service just telling you the highlights or what's worth reading would be nice....I guess in academia they call that gradstudents :-)
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Death by 1k Tabs: Confessions of a Tab Hoarder(vice.com)
3 points by podiki 6y ago|2 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Coverage on Ars (mostly from Bloomberg report but with some context too): https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/01/report-apples-vr-head...
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Book Marks: The book review aggregator(bookmarks.reviews)
1 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Great article (disclosure: from my colleague at Boiling Steam)! Definitely learned a lot as a newbie to VR on Linux. I'm still new to VR but not Linux gaming, and have been having a blast. I really appreciate it especially in the winte
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by podiki 6y ago
Hmm...interesting. I'm not sure how the data reflects things like a core curriculum (where I read a lot of these) which is a general requirement...or maybe looks at the classes themselves which may be in one department or another. This

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