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by runiq 6y ago
That's only if you get the Convergence package, which comes with a $25 docking station but is $50 more expensive.
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by runiq 6y ago
I mean, you can download the PDF version for free here: https://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/c0...
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by runiq 6y ago
The 3rd party Rust server is Conduit: https://conduit.rs
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by runiq 6y ago
You can redirect stuff to a register with the following dance: :redir "a :messages :redir END Then, you can just paste from that register using "ap.
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by runiq 6y ago
> This post does the same thing, using the same Benchmark suite as training data and for testing, but the goal is to use this optimized rustc to compile other Rust programs. So, in my pipedream future, what's stopping crate authors
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by runiq 6y ago
There's also file-hierarchy(7) which is more systemd-centric.
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by runiq 6y ago
The one thing that's keeping me from using Ninja for the use-case Julia is describing is lacking support for reading environment variables in build.ninja. I understand why that's not part of Ninja, but it does stunt its usefulness
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by runiq 6y ago
Thank you for the quick reply! That issue is pretty much the only one keeping me on OpenTasks at the moment. :)
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by runiq 6y ago
Can I sync via DAVx5, or do I have to use the built-in CalDAV sync functionality? I'd rather configure everything in one place instead of two or three…
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by runiq 7y ago
Would you mind showing where the guide is misleading? I could go over the OIDC spec in tandem with this guide, but it's easier if I know where I have to read more carefully.
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by runiq 7y ago
Would the recent work on const generics help with this?
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by runiq 7y ago
I believe they just did.
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by runiq 8y ago
While it's great to have resources like this, I feel that this should come with a giant disclaimer at the top, reading something like: >WARNING: This is just the tip of the iceberg. Also, ice is generally slippery. If your crypto kn
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by runiq 9y ago
I would have loved switching to Sway back when I tried it months ago, but what held me back was the clipboard story between X and Wayland apps being either finicky or nonexistent. Has this been solved yet, as in, is there a way to copy-past
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by runiq 9y ago
Oh, you're that Scott Grand? Allow me to thank you for the work you did on pmemd.cuda, my old research group wouldn't be where they are now without you.
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by runiq 11y ago
Not just essentially. All monads are functors.
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by runiq 11y ago
Do you have a link to an RFC for that, by any chance? Thanks for the book, by the way! It's an awesome resource. :)
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by runiq 11y ago
Yes, that's it. With federated networks, you still rely on another party — the server you connect to. With decentralized networks, you are a part of the thing everyone else relies on.
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by runiq 11y ago
If you boot a Fedora 22/23 machine with root on btrfs, you get something similar, I believe: dnf notifies you of OS upgrades, you click 'yay', the system reboots, makes a snapshot and installs upgrades. If installation fails,
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by runiq 11y ago
And it still uses libsecret under the hood.
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by runiq 12y ago
How come canarywatch.org doesn't have a canary itself?
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by runiq 12y ago
I'm curious: Why do you switch between fcitx and XIM? What are the advantages of one over the other, and in what situations?
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by runiq 12y ago
Thanks for the link. This resource has saved my hide more than once during my time as a university student. Also, to anyone with access to scientific literature: We welcome you to "pay it forward" and fulfill some requests on <
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by runiq 12y ago
"No user-serviceable parts inside."
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by runiq 12y ago
This is intriguing. Is there a link where I can learn more about this project?
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by runiq 12y ago
"It has yet to surprise us."
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by runiq 12y ago
>thinkpol Yup, we don't have thinkpol yet (and hopefully we never will), but we do have a pretty damn good analogy to it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_policing
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by runiq 12y ago
That's what I thought—these rules obviously aren't the entire pipeline, and the results obtained from them may or may not be interesting in and of themselves. That said, using Tails probably does increase my XKeyScore rating. Is
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by runiq 12y ago
> everyone finds 'workon' invaluable, a position I do understand. At first I wanted to praise virtualfish [1] and its ability to automatically activate a virtualenv when I cd into it, but then I realized that vex's way doe
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by runiq 13y ago
This sounds like the mammoth version of "sleeping on it", which has worked remarkably well for me.

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