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U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
Most language package/environment managers do not come close to giving you the guarantees that Nix does.
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3y ago
Not to be confused with Onyx, the son of rappers Playboi Carti and Iggy Azalea.
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Same here, not sure if they still list it but GitHub had a name-squatting policy on their site, and after referencing that in an email to support, requesting a username of someone who only had a handful of repos about 8 years ago, they rele
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3y ago
Flushing in this case is from the SSDs internal DRAM cache to the actual NAND flash?
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3y ago
Nixpkgs has a stable channel. Plus, it just depends when you update your channel / flake input.
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Designing a simple analog kick drum from scratch [video]
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Sharing the ram with the CPU, GPU, and the SSD cache makes me wonder how the 8Gb models are even useable with how heavy modern programs are.
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My old AM3+ motherboard has an option for full screen boot logo, and it starts in full HD, continuing with systemd boot, all in 1080p. I thought this wasn't really a problem anymore.
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Oh, hey! Love your project for running Android Studio on NixOS, will do. Would also be cool if we could get Android Studio for Platform running as well, I'm guessing it shouldn't deviate too much from regular Android Studio.
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You mean a Mac :P
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Freedom hardware?
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Sidenote, but when I learned of the new AOSP emulator, for some reason I thought that to use the Cuttlefish emulator (as opposed to Goldfish) with AOSP, you needed to run `acloud`, which refused to run unless I was on Ubuntu. I tried the LD
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In that case, you can report the Git SHA and still be reproducible.
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Wow, we used this textbook (albeit alongside a more beginner focused one) in first year undergrad Computer Science.
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There is a Nix VScode plugin
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Yes.
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Couldn't fit in the title, but the original article is from 2013, with updates in 2018. I always revisit this article from time to time, and I think it presents a more honest view on how open source Android really is. There's an i
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Google's iron grip on Android: Controlling open source by any means necessary
(arstechnica.com)
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Here we are a decade later, and the number of proprietary blobs needed to boot a device, without even mentioning what's needed to have working encryption support, camera, etc. is only getting bigger. Google's own devices need 400M
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Android AOSP Leader Quits over Binary GPU Drivers (2013)
(phoronix.com)
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Going from 85%-25% instead of 100%-25% can increase the capacity by ~25%: https://batteryuniversity.com/img/content/capacity-retention... [0] https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808-how-t
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I thought Parsec didn't have a Linux host application?
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Intellij Ultimate edition costs more than the server at this point. Wish they'd bring this over to Community and Android Studio.
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Too bad Intellij requires the Ultimate version of their software to use their equivalent of the VScode server/client feature.
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From what I can tell, Kasm seems to be an application-streaming solution through a web browser? If the latency is low and the quality is good enough to comfortably run an IDE like Android Studio (which is heavier than VSCode, but if the who
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Wireguard is just for a peer-to-peer VPN connection between the two machines, right? You'd still need a remote desktop client that has low enough latency to feel "local", and I'm not sure if that's at that stage yet
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Thanks, I'll see if I can find that thead. Yeah, that's the main roadblock. Lightweight IDEs like VSCode can easily run on cheaper laptops, and as long as the compilation is done remotely, you're good to go. But the Android S
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Ask HN: Does anyone use a laptop as a thin client for programming?
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Looking to get an ASRock B650 Pro RS to go with a 7700X, hopefully ECC will be supported.
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