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schaefer
4y ago
Can I ask, which training was that?
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4y ago
That's a pretty cynical view of what's happening here. A real human is working full time on GitJournal. They have built the mobile apps for you as a convenience. But if that's not a good fit for you, The project is open sou
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4y ago
I see links for twitter, Mastodon, and a newsletters... Dare I ask, do you have an RSS feed for blog posts?
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4y ago
Interestingly, GitJournal has an import function from Joplin. [1]: https://gitjournal.io/docs/import/joplin/
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4y ago
Thanks, I haven't tried Windows Mixed reality yet. I don't know if it's compatible with the Varjo Aero headset, but I'll try later tonight.
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4y ago
I'm aware of the Simula project. But it isn't compatible with my varjo aero headset - which is limited to Windows only. If I had truly understood that windows doesn't have a native 3d window manager for VR, there's no wa
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4y ago
Can I please just have a 3d window manager? No, not mapping my 2d desktop onto a single surface in 3d. A true 3d native window manager. where I can arrange each individual window anywhere in the 360 degree space? Until that is solid, VR
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4y ago
The point you're raising here is a semantic argument, not substantive one. It asks the question what do we both mean by the word "discover"? And is only one of us using that word correctly? Not only that, but you've a
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4y ago
Counterpoint: AlphaGo discovered new moves in the Game of Go, to the extent that books have been written about those new moves and how they change modern opening theory[1]. In Go, there are hundreds of years of tradition studying the games
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4y ago
Here's a shred of evidence: Las Vegas is a city mostly surrounded by public lands. New private parcels are no longer made available as lots appropriate for single family homes. They are carved onto neighborhood sized chunks, sold to
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4y ago
Do yourself a favor and figure out those concentration/brain fog issues as quickly as possible. For me the first step in the right direction was an aggressive elimination diet. At some point I had become sensitive to a bunch of foods
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4y ago
I was really surprised to see this board featured as a primary tab[1][2] on Ubuntu's main download page, right along side major use cases like "server" and "desktop" (and yes, Raspberry Pi). IMO this already puts t
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4y ago
book recommendation: Unwinding Anxiety by psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Jud Brewer MD PhD — Dr. Brewer’s other successes include designed leading programs (highest success rate) for both quitting smoking and weight management. These
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4y ago
> the price of safe money backed by 5000+ nukes, largest air force, ... and an increasingly fringe electorate.
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4y ago
^^ This series is pretty great, and I've never seen it before. Thank you, Mr. Underhill
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4y ago
Does anyone have any favorite resources/tutorials for learning and using Blender solely as a video editor?
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4y ago
You might try Krita.
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4y ago
So you're not even going to do enough homework to see if you've got anything to be upset about here? You're just going to shout your requirements into the wind?
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4y ago
What is your dream job? How about in 5-10 years? Do that.
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5y ago
This project is beautiful.
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5y ago
Man, I hope those get official Linux support. :)
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5y ago
Immediate mode guis let you structure your code differently than traditional libraries. (gtk, etc.) It’s can be such a fast and light way to work. Get this thing done. And move on to the next thing. To me it’s just a valuable addition to o
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5y ago
The forthcoming Linux kernel 5.18 will include initial support for intel's Hardware Feedback Interface (HFI) [1]. This may bring linux performance on intel 12th gen (Alder Lake) processors to par with their performance on Windows 11.
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Remember, this is about running Linux on the M1. So if we’re going to talk about the 12th Gen Intel laptop chips expected later this year we also have to talk about Linux support on that chip. I hope I’m wrong, but last I heard the Linux s
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It's really not clear to me. Can this be self-hosted?
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I know, you're just joking about current events, but still... It would be nice if we could mention nuclear power projects without instantly brandishing fear, uncertainty, and doubt. after all, some studies attribute deaths from fossil
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Bummer it’s locked in to Facebook land.
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You are right, I was wrong. My apologies. It looks like the date I quoted was the release date for an older variant of the beagle.
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5y ago
Beaglebone AI was released: April 23, 2013. Considering we're in early 2022, no. I wouldn't call that a refresh.
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5y ago
I share that sentiment. I'm so sad that the Beagle project doesn't come out with a CPU refresh.
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