tmtvl

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by tmtvl 4mo ago
I'd expect no more than a fraction of a percent of Arch users compile the kernel and userland from scratch. Gentoo may not have the highest percentage of users who compile from source because there's binary packages available now.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
Of all the forks I think Waterfox is the one with the strongest case that they can continue on even if they have to fully decouple from Mozilla Firefox.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
Have you tried Ratpoison? It's got a bunch of features to manipulate the rat with the keyboard.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
Just yesterday when I saw the Leonhart French video about the NVIDIA piracy case.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
I only used it on bare metal, worked fine.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
Have you tried LXQt? It made things easy for me when Plasma 6 broke a KWin script I was using to improve the multihead experience.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
I don't recall the exact name, but I believe it's forward-up-sexp which allows you to jump forward past the next closing delimiter. Though if I'm not mistaken only the backwards one has a default binding.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
And yet Heineken had a €23 billion revenue in 2019.
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
As someone who likes games from various periods (from Ultima IV to WH40K: Rogue Trader), I haven't ran into many games which do work on X11 and don't work on Wayland. Though I don't really have any of the old Loki games (I be
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by tmtvl 4mo ago
> If there's one thing that I sometimes wish Lisp had, it's types. Let's write some very silly code to turn an integer into a list of digits in Common Lisp: (deftype Digit () "A non-negative integer smaller
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
All programming languages have horrible syntax (except maybe Forth). Some examples: Statements are terminated by either a dedicated graphical character, in which case it's easy to forget the character and have a problem, or by a newlin
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Apparently (< https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher... >) Heroic supports launching games with DOSBox Staging or ScummVM.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Before I upgraded to my new PC (managed to get it just before AI sent prices into the stratosphere), I was using an older PC (2016~ish) without discrete GPU. It ran Plasma Wayland without any problems. My new PC (has an RX 7600) also runs i
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
The idea was probably that anyone reading the review would already be familiar with Build Your Own Lisp (< https://www.buildyourownlisp.com/ >).
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Don't Build Your Own Lisp(gist.github.com)
42 points by tmtvl 5mo ago|18 comments
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
If emerge were Rewritten In Rust, it could be called 'remerge'.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
No one should ever be that close, but it's a worst case scenario within the realm of possibility (people do get themselves into danger sometimes, for example by wandering onto a railroad track when there's a train approaching). I
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
I'm by-and-large fine with XML, having used it for many a year; however I really like working with XML when I can use Guile's SXML layer. For Maven it's not that important because POMs are simple enough, but for more complex
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
I'm now reminded of a game one of my friends came up with (or found somewhere, I dunno): write a text and try to get 100% on an 'is this text AI-generated' website. Could be neat to do the same with videos and the YT AI label
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Someone who trains in the same kung fu club as I was born and raised in Iran, but moved to Belgium around the turn of the millennium. I hope this will make it easier for them to contact their family in Iran.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Not having practised Aikido, but somewhat familiar with Lisp: > it's considered very beautiful Funny, I've heard it described as 'porridge with fingernail clippings', which doesn't seem to me like a description
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
You're right, my reading comprehension failed me, my apologies.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
It very specifically says: > The 1TB OLED model That said, I thought HN was annoyed at Valve for taking a 30% cut, so that's probably how they can keep the Deck under 1k.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
I would go for a Rust version of Acme::Bleach.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
> The only way to know strcat, puts, and strlen exist is…to know that they exist. Yes, and the only way to know that Vector and Hashtable exist is... to know that they exist. > I also wanted compile-time attributes à la Rust/C
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Prog with a bunch of labels and jumps, using the bindings like ASM registers.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
There's something very ironic about an article about bouncing off Scheme on a website called 'SICPers'. OT: I think I'm pretty decent at thinking in Scheme, although I don't quite have the hang of continuations. Tha
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
The committee needs to think long and hard about which features to propose in each docket and what those features should look like, a lot of discussion needs to take place in order to get each docket formed, then the wider public needs to g
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
Ah, good old 'M-x scream-into-void'. My most-used Emacs feature after 'M-x butterfly'.
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by tmtvl 5mo ago
If I were to skateboard, I would face port. When I'm coming to a halt on a bicycle I prefer keeping my right foot on the pedal and landing on my left foot, so I believe I'd have the same preference when skateboarding.

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