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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   BareGrep! For live/incremental searches.
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   What's "a good sig"? And what do you mean by "once the mission is opened " and "will drop all callsigns"?
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Yup: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/?C=M;O=D Technically, it's not a "PPA" and isn't usable as a source, but
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   > "I realized that they're exclusively on slack" What do you mean? https://giphy.com/search/it-works works for me.
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Thanks again for the extra info and links :) > "Erlang/Elixir don't strive to make distributed caches. I've wrote apps that have been scaled to 5 separate servers and each server has their own cache. Takes a little m
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Thanks! I read in http://erlang.org/doc/man/ets.html that "Each table is created by a process. When the process terminates, the table is automatically destroyed. Every table has access rights set at creation
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Interesting but not surprising; I'm being regularly pleasantly surprised by the Erlang/Elixir ecosystem :) . Can you precise what you're talking about when you say "Erlang/Elixir have built-in caches" ? What&
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Yup. wmctrl too; sometimes one is more friendly for the specific thing you need done, sometimes it's the other way. Passersby, warning, both are Xorg-only. For wayland, see https://github.com/ReimuNotMoe/ydotool b
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   by ronjouch 6y ago

   Linux users, see https://github.com/autokey/autokey . I use it for purposes very similar to those described by the article (little automation scripts, text expansion). It's equally as {sometimes awesome, sometimes
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    by ronjouch 6y ago

    Better to point people at the official instructions, to give them context about the thing you suggest them to sudocurl: https://github.com/nodesource/distributions#debinstall . Installation nit aside, nodesource is my
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    by ronjouch 6y ago

    I don't know about Spotify, but both Skype and Slack are distributed with private apt repositories and it works just fine.
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    Ask HN: Is there video conferencing software for Linux AND hardware-accelerated?

    3 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Thanks! So that means H264/VP9-based conferencing (-- EDIT but VP8 isn't mentioned, and that's what WebRTC uses, right? -- EDIT2 oh, VP8 is mentioned in https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D65536 , l
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Linux HNers, is there any video-conferencing software that is hardware-accelerated for us Linux users? Everything I tried (Jitsi on Firefox or Chrome, Skype, Hangouts/Meet, Zoom, Slack) consumes a full CPU all of the time (a.k.a. all
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    Matt Thorson – A short thread on a few Celeste game-feel things(mobile.twitter.com)

    3 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    Fish Shell 3.1.0(fishshell.com)

    3 points by ronjouch 7y ago|1 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Thanks. > "BFQ merged a couple of years ago." Okay, got it. My question was driven by confusion of what exactly was package https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/linux-rt-bfq/ . Reading now the wiki in
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    About PREEMPT_RT merge prep: are we talking about the patchset that leads to ultra-low-latency audio-friendly kernels tagged -rt, like https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/linux-rt/ or https://aur.archlin
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    Paul Davis: Is Open Source a Diversion from What Users Want?(discourse.ardour.org)

    2 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    What makes you say that?
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    These days I find tons of new music through https://daily.bandcamp.com/ . No blinders, you'll get hip-hop, then doom metal, then Philippines traditional music. I like this much more than recommendation engines that onl
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    I don't know.
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Also, if you own a router able to run OpenWrt ( https://openwrt.org/supported_devices ), you have access to several packages providing the same technical solution as a pi-hole (DNS-based blocking). As far as I know, the mos
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    Unito raises $10.5M to unify disparate enterprise apps and services(venturebeat.com)

    13 points by ronjouch 7y ago|4 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    Scanner Pro, by Readdle, also does on-device OCR for documents you scan (along with many other things, including deformation/perspective correction and PDF export). Not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied user. https://r
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    MacGuffin(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    A Slackbot for Shipping Software: Meet Le Capitaine(unito.io)

    5 points by ronjouch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    I like Fish because I find it has sane defaults, i.e. {coloring, autosuggestions, completions} all work well out of the box with zero or little configuration. You can replicate a fish-like feeling in zsh (coloring, completions, etc), but fo
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    > If you just wanted the windowing and tiling, wouldn't a tiling window manager be better? It's kind of weird that you concluded the right layer for window tiling was the terminal emulator. I tried a tiling window manager (no
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    by ronjouch 7y ago

    I used to enjoy Tmux, then noticed I didn't need its core persistence/session feature; I mostly used it for windowing & tiling, which are okay but come with lots of warts you need to avoid, and before you know it your tmux.c