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xvilka
4y ago
Also global, not just US or EU alone.
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4y ago
I stopped to contribute to Wikipedia after they banned edit access from VPN services, even if you are logged in, your account is old, and has no spam history in the past.
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4y ago
Can it be addressed by changing the platform of farming vehicles? Hexapod walkers, for example?
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xvilka
4y ago
This is a good thing since it will make sure that mostly useful projects that have real applications will continue developing and improve the adoption.
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xvilka
4y ago
Looks like there is a MR trying to solve this: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/merge_requests/627
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xvilka
4y ago
Given the current state of the stock market, it's even better.
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xvilka
4y ago
Interesting project. We have a similar set of various cross-platform helpers for various C structures and tasks during all these years within Rizin - RzUtil[1][2]. They are more tightly coupled with each other though and is LGPLv3-licensed.
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xvilka
4y ago
The science itself is good. It's scientism that's dangerous. Also malicious intents of some academia members to get grants or lifelong job based on the misleading research.
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xvilka
4y ago
Reminds me of XSLT.
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xvilka
4y ago
Isn't OpenBanking only UK-specific? But I agree with you, settling for a global standard would be a perfect solution. Success of SWIFT clearly shows that.
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xvilka
4y ago
I wish more countries would be supported, like in PayPal. For example, Asian and Middle Eastern banks largely aren't supported. Same you could tell about African banks.
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4y ago
> compiler situation on Windows is a bit rough(VS doesn't support C fully) clang-cl[1] does. [1] https://clang.llvm.org/docs/MSVCCompatibility.html
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5y ago
Program analysis and formal verification.
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xvilka
5y ago
Looking forward to RISC-V machines in Travis CI or other services.
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xvilka
5y ago
Checkout the more lightweight Pleroma [1][2]. [1] https://pleroma.social/ [2] https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma
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xvilka
5y ago
It also can't control external DAC volume while it's possible in Linux or Windows.
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xvilka
5y ago
All this Metaverse buzz also reminds me of SecondLife[1][2] which was quite popular for a short period of time, then quickly vanished from horizon. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Life [2] https://
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xvilka
5y ago
Just use opensource and ditch all commercial apps of this kind: 1. Jitsi (sadly, it's Java though) https://jitsi.org/ 2. Element (sadly, it's Electron though) https://element.io/ 3. BigBlueButton
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xvilka
5y ago
Lua for writing plugins, tree-sitter-based[1] syntax highlighting. [1] https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter
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xvilka
5y ago
There is Fungi[1] language, by the way. It has nothing to do with real fungi though. [1] https://github.com/Adapton/fungi-lang.rust
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xvilka
5y ago
We should come with the device converting fungi signals into digital signals and connect vast fungi mycelium networks to the internet. To connect our forests to the internet.
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xvilka
5y ago
There are implementations for other editors, for example NeoVim[1]. [1] https://github.com/nvim-orgmode/orgmode
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xvilka
5y ago
Some time ago I suggested to integrate [1][2] ReactOS with QubesOS to run Windows programs in secure domains - it's problematic to do properly with the real Windows. [1] https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/
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xvilka
5y ago
Not everywhere. It works only on the planet surface. With the expansion of the humanity, even remote satellite orbits will benefit from the new time representation standard. Not to say about Moon, Mars, various interplanetary objects. We ne
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xvilka
5y ago
There are some jewels in the category of the short movies. For example, some films, even mini-series from the DUST channel on YouTube.
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xvilka
5y ago
Superblocks are great, but they are bit boring. Take, for example, Barcelona - it looks the same everywhere. I think, the city should not be homogeneous. Thus, the idea is to make them heterogeneous.
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xvilka
5y ago
Flutter is not an alternative to Qt, not even close. Not to speak about C++ compatibility. If anything, things like GTK+, WxWidgets, EFL are on the same page, albeit less polished and advanced.
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xvilka
5y ago
It might spur development of the FOSS alternatives, like Wine and ReactOS, FreeCAD and LibreCAD, GIMP and Krita, Octave and Sage, etc; for all kinds of the proprietary software that was blocked.
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xvilka
5y ago
To everyone interested - since recently[1] it supports SARIF[2] output, thus could be easily integrated[3] with the GitHub. [1] https://github.com/facebook/infer/commit/9ec6cef8d1f48462919... [2] http:/
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5y ago
Well, IKEA leaving is not a big issue - making furniture is easy and doesn't require high-tech. Thus, in one year or two nobody will even remember them. The industries that require technology, like electronics, biotechnology, healthcar
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