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11mo ago
I've also been using hardware that some of the Jolla team worked on 20+ years ago. N9, N900 to currently Sony and Volla/Gigaset devices.
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11mo ago
There are a number of rust developers building for SailfishOs. Rubdos maintains a Signal client in rust. The toolchain also runs on the build service maintained by Jolla (obs). I'm not sure what the editor has to do with it. I use vim
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11mo ago
People often use micro-g and co.
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11mo ago
Nope. You can use SDL2, which is behind the Godot port for Sailfish (3.5 still). Supertuxcart, Openlara a bunch of games stuff is viable. There is an active Lua Love porter and and and ...
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11mo ago
They've been opening up bit by bit. First stuff like 'jolla-weather', recently, the notes app and numerous bits in the backend ... Currently sync for nextcloud system integration is in the works.
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11mo ago
The hardware issues are camera related. As in the camera is not operational. They are working on it. Sigh.
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1y ago
Ah, I just abandon the idea of recovery on these phones and use the ubports installer once. Thereafter, I just flash directly. I have done the MTK tools dance, but don't any longer. Sorry :( Ah, I have to admit I don't know much a
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1y ago
Interesting. I had a poke at postmarket, which wasn't ready in comparison with SFOS. Would you say the FLX1 is at better stage in development than postmarket?
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1y ago
I also have this setup and SFos on Gigaset GS5. Similar battery performance. I did a roadtrip last week with navigation (starting with about 90% battery) and after 5&1/2 hours navigation was down to 65% or therabouts. Works for me.
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1y ago
With my, atypical maybe?, use, I get up to 2 days on a 4KmA battery (Gigaset GS5, SailfishOs). Sometimes I'm down to 1 day if I do social media scrolling.
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1y ago
I do have an Android for one app. But daily drive linux and have since the Nokia N9/N900. I must admit, I don't do banking on the phone and keep all sensitive data off my mobiles.
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1y ago
I'm a very happy Sailfish OS user, since 2016, before that Meego, Maemo (Nokia N900, N9). I do have an android phone for one App (Deutsche Post) which I use only when I need to ship stuff. Running on a Gigaset (made in Germany, 4KmA ba
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Show HN: Porting Mutable Instruments to Arduino, RP2040
(github.com)
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2y ago
And a youtube video of the original https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhKnGPcZmE4
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2y ago
For anyone interested in Godot, I made a mobile first (Sailfish Os only) version https://github.com/poetaster/balldrop which is based on https://github.com/Bauxitedev/balldrop It was great simple
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3y ago
Depending on qualifications (for instance Certified for ISO 26262 confirmation reviews), salaries should be in the 90,000 - 120,000 Euro range.
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3y ago
Not necessarily. Since we're still small and early stage I'm canvasing interest. I'm also busy looking for / generating cash flow. But, it could be 3 - 6 months before we're in proper Salary range.
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3y ago
Veritably.ai | 100% Remote, anywhere | Founding engineers sought Veritably is, as yet, a bunch of prototyping looking to become a company. The grand scheme is to become a general document validation/verification automation pipeline. Th
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3y ago
I think that it's actually P. Bourke's Tree : http://www.paulbourke.net/fractals/lsys/
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3y ago
A nice overview for generating in JS. Building on ideas I had writing some systems for https://anvaka.github.io/lsystem/ , I used supercollider to write some raga like compositions that are executed as L-systems. https
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I read those posts and enjoyed them, especially the last one. Even though I only understood half of the content :-)
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hmmmm. bash worked for me as was ?
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3y ago
Looks really nice! I wanted to ask if 'matplotlib' was strictly needed since it's a big depends?
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3y ago
Cool. Just having seen this I guess I'd better look at using libqalculate in earnest!
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I forgot to mention in my last comment that https://github.com/vetux/qcalculator is also a nice qt based, exprtk using calculator with a python interface and higher floating point precision than plain exprtk.
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I wanted to chime in as a calculator dev dude. Qalculate is really nice if you want the kitchen sink, which I do on the desktop. I also, depending on the task use speedcruch which others have mentioned. Using https://github.com&#
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I'll +1 speedcrunch It's also been built for off-broadway mobile OS Sailfish.
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3y ago
I wanted to ask why not the more simple form: echo '"foo","bar,baz","boo"' | awk -F"\",\"" '{print $1}' "foo echo '"foo","bar,baz","boo
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3y ago
The wp article does mention gigaset and https://www.shiftphones.com/ but not Fairphone nor https://www.carbonmobile.com/ who as with shift and gigaset are building manufacturing in Germany (mostly north eas
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It's also perhaps of interest that one of the few alternative OS efforts is still being led by ex-nokia folk out of Tampere, Finland. Jolla. Much of the Plasma development for mobile is spear headed by devs in Germany (KDE folk). Point
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