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by xvilka 4y ago
Why require only proprietary format? It's a pity they wouldn't allow ODF.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Too bad it's in Java thus a resource hogger.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Meanwhile in both India[1] and China[2] (two biggest countries by Internet users count) IPv6 is mandated by the national policy. Everyone else should do that, otherwise the transition would never be finished. ISPs and other network business
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by xvilka 4y ago
Curiously, most of these apps are web-based anyway, just wrapped inside an app.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Why not IPv8?
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's sad that Tectonic conversion to Rust[1] was never finished. For now it's just a wrapper around C and C++ code. By far, it was the most promising thing in this distribution. [1] https://github.com/tectonic-type
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by xvilka 4y ago
Does it work with Lean4?
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Mist Showers: Sustainable Decadence? (2019)(resilience.org)
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by xvilka 4y ago
KolibriOS[1][2] uses it as a primary build system. [1] https://kolibrios.org [2] http://websvn.kolibrios.org/listing.php?repname=Kolibri+OS
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by xvilka 4y ago
Looking at Beyond Meat you are probably right - their shares are in tatters, they are bleeding money without any prospects to break even. Maybe only second generation of meatless companies will make it.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Stackage should focus more on 9.x GHC, for now the latest LTS is 9.0.x-based version.
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's a problem for any fast moving software, not only Rust. Debian (and Ubuntu which is based on it) is notoriously slow on updating many packages.
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by xvilka 4y ago
It gets more complicated once you start using it for services outside the country, international transfers, or you decide to work overseas, or just retire overseas.
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by xvilka 4y ago
> There's no paperwork for my traditional bank accounts and everything is already automated and fast. I have completely different experience with many different banks in Asia and Africa.
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by xvilka 4y ago
I recently thought it would be awesome to have DragonFly BSD working on Raspberry Pi (or any other modern ARMv8 machine) but it's not implemented yet - there is a small code bounty[1] but I would be happy to extend it for a couple $k.
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's the only modern OS that can still be also installed on VAX. You can try it yourself with OpenSIMH[1][2][3]. I struggled to successfully setup network though - for some reason it wasn't working as expected. [1] https:/&#
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by xvilka 4y ago
Even with all cryptocurrencies prices roller coaster and continuous scams they are 100x times better still than traditional banks - less paperwork, everything automated as much as possible, often even faster. No COBOL and online clients fro
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by xvilka 4y ago
Maybe at least increasing energy costs will force people and companies to ditch Electron-based "programs" (or Java/NodeJS in case of servers). Native is much more energy efficient by definition.
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's sad that leaner and better designed FB2 format (or helped to improve it) didn't gain support from vendors. ePub format is just a bunch of HTML without meaningful semantics.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Transfinite[1] number. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transfinite_number
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by xvilka 4y ago
A lot of, probably even majority of viruses are a good thing - they add horizontal gene transfer to improve the evolution[1] and survival chances of species, sometimes even multiple ones at once, also making our own human virome[2]. [1] ht
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by xvilka 4y ago
> face a new feudalism, as control of finance and the power that goes with it will be at the core of technological human enhancement, and democracy…will be dead in the water.” While there's a significant risk of it to happen, it&#x2
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by xvilka 4y ago
It's dangerous to modify something we don't know in details - risk breaking it is too high. The only sane action transhumanism could do is to throw money and working hands on the biomedical research, also biomedical engineering. E
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by xvilka 4y ago
Given how quantum physics and chemistry works, highly unlikely.
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by xvilka 4y ago
> Also your “book” seems completely empty, better to not even link to it What do you mean? https://book.rizin.re/ works just fine, checked specifically.
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by xvilka 4y ago
We have a FAQ[1] with this covered. Few examples of concrete steps are in the blog: changing the buildsystem and dependency handling [2], projects saving and loading [3], commands parsing [4], new intermediate language [5]. We also switched
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by xvilka 4y ago
I wish they used Rizin[1] as a library to get the advantage of using mature analysis in addition to the simple disassembly, more architectures and formats, debugging, and decompilation plugins. [1] https://github.com/rizinor
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by xvilka 4y ago
I think, name isn't the best one - I initially read it as "Maple", especially in a context of scientific computing and visualization.
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by xvilka 4y ago
Looks amazing, thanks.
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by xvilka 4y ago
There is also a problem that many DICOM viewers are outdated and abandoned, e.g. written in GTK+ 2.x which is not availabe on modern systems, and weren't updated for many years. Take, for example, AMIDE[1] - no changes in the developme

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