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11mo ago
I use isync (mbsync), mu, and Emacs for my e-mail needs and it work fine. Both isync and mu4e needed a bit of configuration (and Emacs itself needed one change to stop automatically breaking lines), but it's been working well for years
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I thought Rust still used LLVM (a C++ project) for the backend, did they already switch to Cranelift?
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Grandia 2 on the PS2 was a lot of fun, it displaced Legend of Dragoon for my favourite battle system in a jRPG. Vagrant Story and Parasite Eve are also pretty neat, but I prefer Grandia 2 and Legend of Dragoon's party-based systems ove
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11mo ago
My Emacs came with a good text editor out of the box. If yours doesn't you may have one of those terrible configurations which uses Evil.
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11mo ago
Shawn Betts, the driving force behind StumpWM was also one of the primary developers of ratpoison, according to Wikipedia: < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratpoison >
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I read it more as katrotz cancelling YTP because it became more expensive while katrotz' income did not increase by the same amount. If things become more expensive and my wages don't increase as much I am going to cut some expens
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11mo ago
> Nobody thinks natively in nested prefix notation. I do, but I have ASS, so I basically am a space alien of the type to appreciate alien technology.
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The reason I switched from Scheme to Common Lisp was because I wanted type checking more than I wanted hygienic macros or case-sensitive (by default) symbols. Being able to do something like: (deftype Digit () '(Integer 0 9)
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11mo ago
Perl was developed in 1987, the first Common Lisp standard was released in 1984, 3 years earlier. Common Lisp allows arguments like so: (defun frobnicate (foo &key (bar (Vector 1 2 3)) (baz 'quux)) (declare (type Foo foo)
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11mo ago
Would you rather have a heart surgeon who studied for years, spent years practising and assisting, and took time building up the skills needed; or a heart surgeon who just flipped through a book and watched a video on heart surgery? Finding
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11mo ago
Could be a Raku construct: my $day-of-week = 5 but "Friday";
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11mo ago
Could be that other marques have better advertising. Could be that other marques have more attractive design. Or could be that people don't know that Volvos are 40% safer. Could be that demand outpaces production, so people can't
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11mo ago
I'd say -O2 -march=native -mtune=native is good enough, you get (some) AVX without the O3 weirdness.
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I'm sure the good people at KDE wouldn't mind delaying 6.8 if more work is needed for something as important as accessibility. And let's be real: if you don't need voice input then KDE on Wayland is ready.
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They're working on it: < https://www.kdab.com/enhancing-accessibility-and-creative-to... > Also 6.8 is at least 2 years out, so there's still time to work the remaining issues out. As far as I know only speech
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11mo ago
I doubt a blind or very nearsighted user would appreciate your lines of text in a grid very much.
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11mo ago
I mean, Elementary OS exists... but it doesn't seem to be very popular for some reason.
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11mo ago
Setting up a Japanese IME in a so-called 'immutable' distro is a good way of developing a drinking problem. Tip: you really don't want ibus, you want fcitx5. No offence to the ibus developers, but ibus is garbage, fcitx is wa
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11mo ago
With both AoC and Project Euler I like seeing how fast I can get my solution to run with SBCL. Finding all palindromic primes below a million in less than a second is pretty neat.
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11mo ago
I believe the difference is between Omarchy simply having some default configuration for certain applications compared to CachyOS having a repository with a larger amount of packages which are being maintained by the CachyOS devs.
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11mo ago
I use lemurs because as far as I can tell there's no good graphical display managers (lightdm may be the closest as SDDM doesn't show battery level and GDM doesn't allow changing the mouse cursor theme).
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11mo ago
The right way is putting the pipe operator at the beginning of the expression. (-> (gather-some-data) (map 'Vector #'some-functor) (filter #'some-predicate) (reduce #'some-gatherer)) Or for those wh
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I'd say it's better for them to have built a solid foundation they can add more content to than if they had started with a massive amount of content for a game that was half-baked at best. Though I would've liked it if they h
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Even better: you only have to check primes smaller than or equal to the square root.
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11mo ago
My experience installing the Heroic Games Launcher on Arch was just: - git clone the heroic-games-launcher AUR repo, - makepkg -sc, - pacman -U. And it just worked. This was something like a month ago, though so maybe my experience is more
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Both Lisps (Common and Scheme) are garbage-collected, so they're in the 'slow as molasses' group of languages (which covers pretty much everything outside of C, C++, Rust, Fortran, Pascal, Ada, and assembly); but among the &#
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There are a couple of references to earlier games, but if you read the manual then you know enough to just get started with QotA (Ultima 4: Quest of the Avatar). QotA, WoD (Ultima 5: Warriors of Destiny), and TFP (Ultima 6: The False Prophe
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It's something often compared to oranges.
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Well, as long as: - It runs locally without consuming too much energy or phoning home, - it can be completely disabled without being re-enabled after an update, - its training set is ethically sourced and the manifest of training sources is
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11mo ago
When I point my thumbs to the left the palm of my left left hand is facing up, but my right left hand is backward and when I point the thumb to the left the palm faces down. It's very inconvenient, really, not only do I have two left h
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