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by usmeteora 9y ago
TERMINAL SETUPS I havnt tried i3 or awesome. I use VIM almost exclusively except in some more applied settings for maybe specifically an app.. and tmux works really nicely with Vim. That's why everyone says "tmux and vim should ju
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by usmeteora 9y ago
Why has the entire conversation veered away from Gnome to everyone elses projects gone wrong on Gitlab? I was hoping these comments could be about the benefits that could be had by gnome from enabling dev access through gitlab. If you have
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by usmeteora 9y ago
ahem, away from gitlab rants about projects unrelated to gnome, and back to gnome... yes please I actually spent most of last week working with Gnome edits. One thing to note however. I use Fedora and the latest version moved away from X11
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by usmeteora 9y ago
It utilizes OpenGL and you can bind those objects to your own user defined physics with resources and actions, much like javascript binds to events. you can see the WebGL shapes objects and components they have in the Kivy library, which is
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by usmeteora 9y ago
Kivy has embedded Opengl, and is really easy to learn. You can make dashboards extremely easy, and video games with working physics engines in less than twenty minutes. Overall, its basic settings are beautiful. I havn't used Pygame bu
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by usmeteora 9y ago
I work with Kivy in Windows at work using pip. I tried binary wheels but manually installing can be tricky with windows, but not impossible. Kivy and its modules install fine using Kivy with me. The issues I had were setting up the correct
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by usmeteora 9y ago
You are correct, but just as a point out for people, wind I am not sure, but Photovoltaics I am positive are accumulate per panel, or per unit for newer panels redesigned as solar roofing materials, intead of panels on roofing materials, u
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by usmeteora 9y ago
not true. Just because I'm a female introvert doesn't mean everytime I leave my apartment I'm out to socialize. If I go to a music show or a coffee shop or on a walk it doesn't mean I left my kitchen for the exclusive pu
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by usmeteora 9y ago
Sure sorry for the delay. With Sparse Matrices, CUDA utilizes the same compressed CSR txt format, and compression form on its chip, that CPUs do. They use the same compression format, but NVIDIA takes some of the parsed squares and just par
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by usmeteora 9y ago
I want to VR around the earth. I was kind of excited and hoping this was that
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by usmeteora 10y ago
ha, yeh United DOES NOT wait for its customers even if 90% of the customers boarding the flight miss the flight because they were delayed on another United flight and couldn't run fast enough to the new terminal gate that the United Em
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by usmeteora 10y ago
I understand that corporations like airlines are doing difficult things that very few groups are doing, and theres alot of logistics involved, including but not limited to spiky gas prices and coping with the disparities between dozens of i
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by usmeteora 10y ago
meglev trains anyone? Japan has some that go 400mph
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by usmeteora 10y ago
but other than its easier, are there any performance benefits? I think the whole point of Vulkan and particularly SPIR-V, was to offer support for broadened languages including but not limited to Javascript. OpenCL even has go bindings now.
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by usmeteora 10y ago
not to mention SPIR-V integrates OpenGL with Vulkan and and for OpenCL, moving towards a broader range of language support outside of mere wrappers including but not limited to even Javascript. Since SPIR-V allows you to effectively define
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by usmeteora 10y ago
With your caveats in place, I think we agree. And equivocation was just to provide an alternative reference point before I realized you were pointing out the upper echelon. In general, I still think its worth pointing out because what you d
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by usmeteora 10y ago
Where is the chorus project hosted? Was browsing around on github for related devs and YC but couldn't find it. Have these tools been officially released yet? reply
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by usmeteora 10y ago
I'm glad you are taking all the feedback in stride but I think this is a great idea. For all the people saying signing up is a big commitment, buying or ripping off (as thats what everyone I know did in college who couldn't afford
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by usmeteora 10y ago
yeh well my friend is the CEO of a company and its evaluated at millions of dollars but shes salaried less than an entry level engineer and has a tight budget. She had student loans and $300 in her bank account when she started her company.
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by usmeteora 10y ago
The question is irrelevant, they could all have Phds in deep learning and transistor design. But that doesnt seem to be the reason this man is depicting himself as validated in this portrayal. Anyways, I almost regret making this comment be
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by usmeteora 10y ago
umm so that other people wouldn't waste their time. I often read comments for longer articles first and if the top rated comments all agree its not worth reading I won't. Anyways, HN is a place where both sides should be commented
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by usmeteora 10y ago
actually, per the first paragraph he specifically says he thinks the depiction is incongruous with the quiet life of desperation and the relationship between the two is completely lost on him. Read it again.
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by usmeteora 10y ago
Wow...I mean 1. I never claimed Marissa Meyer ran yahoo into the ground. It was a mess when she started, and from what I know of her shes no a sociopath, a computer scientist from Stanford who was one of the originals at google so...I don&#
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by usmeteora 10y ago
To answer some questions regarding the comments about how these things are different from men to women. They may not be. The reported answers may be the same and related to issues both men and women struggle with. However, I think theres be
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by usmeteora 10y ago
Sorry but had to stop reading when the author assumed without question that the idea of a man taking a picture of himself on a private jet with women he presumedly bought and thinking objectifying and showing them off as auxiliary objects a
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by usmeteora 10y ago
As a female engineer perpetually in male dominated environments whether at work or at a bar being served mostly by male bartenders who I have come to build a repore with. It ends up being a casual mutually beneficial way to exchange banter
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by usmeteora 10y ago
and I am glad you brought up this point. To me, I'm a pretty introverted person and once was put in a leadership position a bit reluctantly. I didn't feel unconfident about the technical capabilities, just exuding the charisma and
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by usmeteora 10y ago
I am friends with the CEO of a successful software company thats been around for ten years with a few hundred mil in funding (not just a wannabe) and a couple hundred devs. We are friends personally and don't overlap in work at all but
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by usmeteora 10y ago
a bus in my city more than quadruples the time to get anywhere around or near my city. That means a 15minute car ride can take 1.5hours on a bus. Most people who can afford a car will opt out of spending 3 hours a day on a bus, but for peop
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by usmeteora 10y ago
I don't know about that. Computers and Tvs and cellphones used to be only for rich elite businessmen, now, not everyone can afford to have one, but even lower middle class people can pick up a $200 chromebook, or finance a phone and th

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