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4y ago
Sketchup is really in a nice spot for this kind of stuff. I’m still stuck at the last free version 2017 make. The new free web thing is kind of okay, but really suffers in even a slightly bigger models. Haven’t tried the newer paid versions
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5y ago
Only slightly relevant question, when benchmarking a multi-process job, such as compilation, the timings of a single job-unit vary greatly between runs, as they might be scheduled to a complete different class cores, so comparing stuff like
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5y ago
Also Visual Studio does `Edit and Continue`[0], which I believe works by patching function prologues to jump to another location.. I don't think it handles structure changes all that gracefully, but honestly I haven't used it that
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5y ago
In the asn1 readme, and in some comments in these threads you mention the perils of the tag-length-value scheme, but you never seemed to explain whats wrong with it? At least in file formats it to me seem they would be instrumental to have
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5y ago
The two ways I know to trigger it is hovering over a word and pressing ctrl-cmd-d, or force-touching the trackpad. So I suppose you are accidentally pushing too hard so it triggers the force-touch? If you don't like it, you can disable
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5y ago
For Finnish, I think the more common expression is "The rocks are interested too". Its easier to quip in discussion. Of course the listed one is a bit more lively, so more fun in lists like these :) Also, some years ago it was alm
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5y ago
eletronic (of a word, expression, or development) affected by chance but more likely to cause sorrow or disappointment "a vivid eletronic expression of grief" Too real.
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5y ago
iirc, on mac capslock works like (caps OR shift) and on windows its (caps XOR shift), that is, on mac, with capslock on its always cap, but on windows its just a toggle.
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5y ago
Now for a second there I was a bit confused and thought this was about forming your business ideas around the available .com domain names. My guess was wrong, but I'm still confused what it is about :)
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5y ago
Hmm, says workstation, but doesn't seem to include a gpu. But it does have a PCIe slot. Whats the chance that modern gpu would work with it? I suppose nvidia's binary blobs wouldn't work, but perhaps the AMD stuff might? Or p
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5y ago
> Down here, there’s no space for heavy machinery, so all the rubble had to be shifted by hand I wonder, if the engineering train couldn't fit a small loader, something like Avant (perhaps E6 for being electric for confined spaces),
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5y ago
It seems the matrix bridge is not up yet, so I guess I'm not joining quite yet :/ Though the one channel I really frequent these days is totally not caring about the whole issue, and seems there is no motivation to move. (It is no
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5y ago
The Web development scene is sometimes just so foreign thing to me. I've many times wondered, what does tree-shaking mean when listed in some features in some framework. I think I've looked up it in several occasions and it hasn&#
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5y ago
I had taken the habit to use cmd-ctrl-d while hovering over words (in any app really)
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5y ago
HUGE pagefile.sys!
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6y ago
The android new bluetooth stack rust rewrite was discussed recently[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26647981
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6y ago
Its clearly missing the file_id.diz file
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6y ago
Does it have an GPU? I can't quite decipher the specs. Random googling suggests that SiFive have partnered with PowerVR for GPU, which might even enable vulkan support, but I suppose this SoC is not one of those?
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6y ago
Oh wow, that char limit is brutal. https://tixy.land/?code=x-%3Dt%2524%2Cy-%3Dt%2524%2C%28x*x%2... Reminds me of bytebeats, dwitter, etc. http://canonical.org/%7Ekragen/bytebeat/ https:/
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6y ago
Hmm, this is very neat and elegant! But how well is svg (or data:) favicons supported in random non-strictly-browser context, like password managers, or some link aggregator/bookmarking style sites or apps?
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7y ago
Is it something I'm not understanding or a bug, but alt-enter does the same thing as plain enter? (macos, zsh, iterm2, fi-locale. Installed through cargo, the executable installed the br thing)
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7y ago
I also remember 'mars.com', that I guess I found on some bbs, which was basically just the terrain renderer you could roam about in a very basic heightmap that was coloured to resemble mars. I think I saw that before comanche, and
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7y ago
For Safari users, try enabling Develop->Experimental Features->WebGL2
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7y ago
I duplicate tabs with CMD-L CMD-ENTER combo, which I find passable. I suppose an item in the context menu would make sense though.
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8y ago
You may be thinking of GCC
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8y ago
Well the example application seemed fairly solid, well worthy of a screenshot. I would like something like this for some simpler custom tools every now and then. It does seem to exhibit the usual custom rendered app issues. I suppose it is
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LLVM 6.0.0 Release
(lists.llvm.org)
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9y ago
In the same general spirit, check bytebeats! http://countercomplex.blogspot.fi/2011/10/algorithmic-sympho... http://canonical.org/%7Ekragen/bytebeat/
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9y ago
The mona lisa example is delightful!
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9y ago
For programming, yes, it might even be beneficial to use the US layout, and I've even used FI keyboard with US layout for longer stretches of time. But for communicating with own language, not quite as useful. I guess I could just not
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