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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   Interesting article. It sounds a lot like my kid. I hadn’t really considered using a cli as primary. Not sure I’m sold on it completely, but I definitely will make a cli available as one of the “apps.”
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   Sugar looks interesting! It appears to hide much of the complexity which is good starting out I think. From your knowledge, is it pretty much a immutable system? Is there a way to add non-Sugar packages such as GCompris?
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   That’s a good thought about the video care drivers since the primary use will be games and art apps along with a bit of video. Fedora is what I use on my personal machine, so I personally love it and I know it well.
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   I hadn’t heard of Haiku. It looks interesting, I’ll need to explore it. Thanks!
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   Thanks, good advice on making it look like mine. Sounds simple, but hadn’t even crossed my mind. I use macOS as my daily driver, so many distros have a similar look and feel.
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   Ask HN: Best Linux distro for a young kid’s first computer?

   19 points by pseufaux 4y ago|29 comments
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   Doing a quick search on my machine, my assumption is that it has to do with the RegulatoryDomain.framework which is part of both XCode and CommandLineTools. This framework does not appear to exist in macOS 12 SDK. $ sudo find / -type d
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   I currently use Spark. It has some useful features such as grouping mail by sender and scheduling. The interface is clean without compromising function. Some features are behind a paywall but most you can use in the free tier. https:/
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   by pseufaux 4y ago

   edit: replied in the wrong place
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    People are gonna hate, but Python. It’s simply used in so many industries/domains for so many distinct disciplines. Everything from programming robotics, to training AI, to data crunching/analysis, to web development, to desktop a
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Seconded, I love that it’s configurable (e.g., deprioritize sites you don’t like). It’s well worth the price.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Anyone else put off by the privacy policy? It’s essentially the equivalent to what most companies do that they are “helping” with. I get that some data retention is required for offering this service, but I am not sure why they would need t
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    I’ve used cheat in the past. https://github.com/cheat/cheat
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    > Killed! And it was so young. This got far more of a chuckle from me than it should have. Must have had a long day or far to little sleep.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    PyCharm has a built in learning module which works great for middle school-high school ages. Edit: Also for visually showing concepts, you can’t beat https://pythontutor.com/visualize.html
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    It’s a bit tricky to make sure you have compatible hardware, but my experience of display link has been that it works well once set up.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    https://www.goodtechthings.com
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    This. In general SLAs function as a tool to hold vendors accountable, so there is no need to keep track day to day as long as the history can be audited.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    And additionally, Flet (basically a Flutter wrapper) if you know Python https://flet.dev
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    I recently discovered the neovim plugin for VSCode. It’s fantastic. A step up over the built in key-bindings.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    See that’s your problem. If you give up after 26 or so 900 page volumes then you never get to the good part around book 47. /s :} Edit: fixed numbers
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Sounds weird but Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time. By far it’s my favorite fantasy series, and have read it quite a few times since I was a kid. I find that it has tinted my view of how the world works. Looking back, it provided heroes I looke
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Flet ( https://flet.dev ) Python GUI frameworks are mostly terrible and deploying them is worse. Flutter looks great but I don’t want to learn dart just to use it.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Then I’d personally recommend checking out disk golf. It’s a relaxing hobby, and I’d be willing to bet local parks in your city would have a few holes. Other ideas just off-hand would be: - road biking : Most cities have groups who ride reg
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Hiking, visiting national / state parks, playing disk golf, bowling, mountain biking, carpentry, etc… The key is finding something completely different, even antithetical, to what you do for work. For me that means I need to be away fr
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    If you have an iPhone, the Drafts app ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/drafts/id1236254471 ) sounds like it would be up your alley.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    Hiking
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    If you don’t mind a subscription, Carrot is an excellent app.
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    If you’re a heavy CMD-Space shortcut user, I have found the windows button to provide a similar feel for quickly opening apps via the keyboard. If your able to install apps, Keypirinha ( https://keypirinha.com/index.html ) is
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    by pseufaux 4y ago

    I have a pair of Celestron Nature DX that I love. They are about 120 on Amazon at the moment.