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by sunnyps 10y ago
Yes, I only meant C++ IDEs, I should've clarified that. Although I'm not sure how IDEs for other languages deal with humongous projects (~ millions of LOC).
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by sunnyps 10y ago
It's similar to Goto Definition (F12). It's based on parsing according to the syntax definition (which only does line by line contextual parsing) so kinda like ctags. In practice it works better than the painfully slow "smart
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by sunnyps 10y ago
This has SMS fallback! https://support.google.com/allo/answer/6376011
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by sunnyps 10y ago
VS Code (a "smart" text editor not to be confused with Visual Studio an IDE) doesn't parse C++ code (which is what Chromium consists off) in the default configuration. And even if you have the C++ extension enabled it doesn&#
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by sunnyps 10y ago
I don't think being "browser based" as the reason that opening a directory is slow. A lot of traditional IDEs (cough Visual Studio cough) also have similar problems. I think they're doing a bunch of work (e.g. caching al
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Still not impressed. I just tried it with Chrome and it's way slower than Sublime Text to be useful for me even when excluding large parts of the checkout. Also enabling the C++ extension made my computer hang, I couldn't spawn ne
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Then you should provide a citation. Here's a quote from the Harvard health blog[1]: "A summary of the committee’s December 2014 meeting says “Cholesterol is not considered a nutrient of concern for overconsumption.” Translation: Y
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Wasn't it the USDA (US Dept. of Agriculture) that did that?
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by sunnyps 10y ago
I don't think the main problem with Windows PCs is the cost of AD/Exchange/etc although it's a big problem. IMO the main problem is that even well managed Windows installs have a way of turning to shit (mine did recently
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Redshift (or flux) doesn't work that way. It adjusts the monitor's color temperature using XRandR.
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by sunnyps 10y ago
They changed this behavior after huge public outcry. It used to install the update too. Microsoft was even ordered to pay $10k in a civil suit[1] because of this. [1] http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/27/12046738
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Can you please file a bug at crbug.com/new ?
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by sunnyps 10y ago
The newer dev builds of Sublime Text introduced a way to render popups (that hover over text) using a subset of html (minihtml). It's already being used to show a list of references under the cursor as well as better build errors. I im
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Sublime Text doesn't do this by default although there's an extension[1] to do that. [1] https://github.com/alienhard/SublimeAllAutocomplete
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Inbox has "Show Original" for a few months now. It's under the three dots menu for messages (not threads).
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by sunnyps 10y ago
No, not even on Android[1]. What was different before was that there wasn't a separate GPU process but OpenGL was executed in the browser process (in process command buffer). In any case the renderer hasn't been working with GL di
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by sunnyps 10y ago
They came back to the web with "Flipkart Lite"[1]. Despite the name it's actually pretty good from what I've heard. [1] http://stories.flipkart.com/introducing-flipkart-lite/
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Not exactly on topic but I wanted to ask: I have never learnt how to play a musical instrument (sadly) but I would like to dabble in computer generated music and music theory. What's the best way to get started with this?
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by sunnyps 10y ago
You can check a public version (although with fewer features) available as Chromium Code Search[1]. [1] https://cs.chromium.org/
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Thanks for both references. It's been a while since I studied algebra in college and I'm hoping to get back into it and solidify my understanding. What do you think of Artin's Algebra? http://www.amazon.com/Al
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by sunnyps 10y ago
You know 2015 was last year, right?
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Three Chromebooks are supported initially including the Pixel 2015. Other Chromebooks will be supported later this year. Source: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/6401474
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by sunnyps 10y ago
Thanks! This article was very helpful.
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by sunnyps 11y ago
If you're referring to Cinnamon, that's actually a fork of Gnome 3.
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by sunnyps 11y ago
I would really like to use VS Code as my primary editor but it has some issues that need to be fixed first, most importantly how slow the go to file functionality is. I work on a project (Chromium) that has tens of thousands of source files
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by sunnyps 11y ago
And neither is Sublime Text. There was a new dev build released just today and there have been new builds every week or so this year.
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by sunnyps 11y ago
This is my new favorite website.
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by sunnyps 11y ago
I think you have a different idea of what gpu acceleration means here. When we say that animating transform and opacity is fast, it means that we can animate it without rasterizing content over and over again i.e. only use composition. This
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by sunnyps 11y ago
To be fair to Sage they have a more beginner friendly tutorial for solving differential equations: http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/tutorial/tour_algebra.html#s...
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by sunnyps 11y ago
Why should a text editor even have a terminal emulator?

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