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xvilka
5y ago
It just shows how terrible JS as a language itself.
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xvilka
5y ago
I just tried very simple inherently wrong Chinese phrase "我学校中文。" and it found no mistakes in it. I expected it at least point to the error or even suggest to correct the second word to become "我学习中文。"
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xvilka
5y ago
Yes, I personally would like to see Chinese and Japanese. I would happily pay for Grammarly-like daily use tool as well, in fact, for Chinese. From what I know, there is no such tool for Chinese language whatsoever.
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xvilka
5y ago
Would be nice to see most popular non-latin alphabet languages support: Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Hindi, Russian.
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xvilka
5y ago
Hopefully, they didn't change much in terms of software interface so Asahi Linux would work [1] out of the box. [1] https://asahilinux.org/2021/10/progress-report-september-202...
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xvilka
5y ago
For now the biggest problem with modern laptops is the small amount of RAM - most limited by 16Gb. In the age of Docker, virtual machines, Electron applications and heavy Web applications this amount is quickly insufficient.
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xvilka
5y ago
Missed opportunity to call it Go++.
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xvilka
5y ago
I hope one day Microsoft will deprecate their non-unicode API, remove that TCHAR mess. I think they supported these legacy APIs long enough already. There's still a problem with PATH_MAX, see, for example, the dotnet MSBuild[1][2][3].
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xvilka
5y ago
They should add `pure` function attribute instead, also maybe the ownership.
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xvilka
5y ago
> Electron's future seems bleak. Good, just use proper native cross-platform frameworks like Qt, Flutter, or Revery.
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Quarto: A scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc
(quarto.org)
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xvilka
5y ago
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xvilka
5y ago
PDF Forms are tricky. Though I would prefer if more attention given to the native PDF libraries like poppler[1] that drive Okular, Evince, Zathura, and many other PDF viewers. There are long-standing bugs[2] with PDF Forms support, especial
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Jehanne OS (Plan9 Derivative) Overview
(jehanne.io)
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xvilka
5y ago
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xvilka
5y ago
There is also interesting CL implementation that is based on the LLVM framework - Clasp[1]. It can be natively compiled and designed for performance. [1] https://github.com/clasp-developers/clasp
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xvilka
5y ago
The problem is, when shit hits the fan, tons of marauders will become a problem. Unless such communities heavily arm themselves, with a bunch of community militia or security forces, they will become a perfect target for such marauders.
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xvilka
5y ago
It lacks many things that OCaml has. On the other hands, units support is awesome, I wish there would have been more attention to that, and more popular in other languages as well.
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xvilka
5y ago
Hopefully, projects like Krita[1] and GIMP[2] would get more funding like Blender as well. [1] https://krita.org/en/support-us/sponsors/ [2] https://www.gimp.org/news/2021/07/27
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xvilka
5y ago
Everyone is out of luck until NVIDIA open their drivers. I am sure their proprietary ones are complete garbage, for compatibility and application-specific tweaks. I wish more open source systems and progress tell them the same thing that Li
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xvilka
5y ago
See also the actual roadmap[1] to the OCaml 5.0 - the first version of OCaml with Multicore upstreamed. [1] https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/the-road-to-ocaml-5-0/8584
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xvilka
5y ago
There is much better original [1] article though. [1] https://sick.codes/leaky-john-deere-apis-serious-food-supply...
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xvilka
5y ago
> Sometimes I wanna jump into infosec I don't recommend this. It's even more soul-crushing (or should I say "soul-crashing"?) industry than the dev.
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xvilka
5y ago
Given the Germany stupid move to get rid of nuclear (in favor of coal[1], as it turned out), not sure if it will support this decision. And nowadays they are dependent from one country's gas... [1] https://www.wired.com/
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xvilka
5y ago
Another approach would be to go all in into improving the kernel [1] completely written in Rust, like in RedoxOS[2]. [1] https://gitlab.redox-os.org/redox-os/kernel [2] https://www.redox-os.org/
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xvilka
5y ago
When Nvidia scientists will figure out how to opensource their drivers?
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xvilka
5y ago
I would add also nlgebra[1] and Simba[2]. [1] https://github.com/dimforge/nalgebra [2] https://github.com/dimforge/simba
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New Administrative Capital of Egypt
(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points
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xvilka
5y ago
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From Vim-Plug to Packer.nvim
(jdhao.github.io)
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xvilka
5y ago
Just use Emacs or Vim/NeoVim, they will never do that.
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C/C++ cross-compiling toolchain for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, etc.
(github.com)
3 points
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5y ago
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xvilka
5y ago
Combining traditionally inorganic material science, e.g. metals or their oxides together with proteins and polysaccharides could produce even more interesting materials with unusual properties, that might find applications in prosthetics, b
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