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zevv
6y ago
Isn't this what XMonad also does with their Zipper?
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zevv
6y ago
ActiveVideo | http://activevideo.com | Hilversum NL Short version: Our company is looking for an allround AOSP/android systems developer who is comfortable going from C++ to Java, from init to stagefright, from vold to art
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zevv
6y ago
After firefox dropped support for live bookmarks I switched to the "Livemarks" plugin. Works the same as before: RSS is just part of your bookmarks menu.
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zevv
6y ago
author here. please drop your grievances in a github issue t see if we can help you out, because building should be a simple as "configure && make && make install"
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zevv
6y ago
There is also Duc: https://duc.zevv.nl/ . It has a both a Tui and a Gui, but can also do nifty CGI things (shameless plug)
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zevv
6y ago
Error: Failed to get uniform location for name O, Firefox on Linux
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zevv
6y ago
Well, this is a nice coincidence, Nim also added support for rightward assignments today! https://play.nim-lang.org/#ix=2x7r
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Binary Bingo [pdf]
(zevv.nl)
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6y ago
It takes a day or two to get used to the small form factor, my left hand types with 4 fingers, right usually one or two. I was never a 10-finger-type of touchtyper anyway. Because of the limited key count somey characters are in strange pla
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zevv
6y ago
Well, it lived in my jeans' pocket without any protection for two years. The nature of a mechanical device like this (hinge, keys) you can expect to be more fragile than your average slab-of-metal-and-glass phone. I am not easy on my d
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zevv
6y ago
I just "finished" my first Gemini after using the hell out of it for two years straight until it finally gave up on me - it had missing keycaps, the obligatory cracked screen, dents & scratches for the last few months of its l
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6y ago
After some experiments with playing text to people around me, we decided that a huge factor in the perceptive quality of the voice comes from knowing who you are listening to before you get to listen, with the best perceived quality when th
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zevv
6y ago
Looks good, on the shopping list!
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zevv
6y ago
Steam power, patents and the infinite improbability drive. This one goes on the list!
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zevv
6y ago
Thanks for the list, will pick up a copy of Permutation City!
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zevv
6y ago
Ah, Childhood's End I was once on my list but I never got to read it, thanks!
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Ask HN: What books should I read this summer?
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6y ago
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zevv
6y ago
Looking forward to tomorrow, thanks to the Nim team for organizing this!
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Show HN: Trace of Radiance – Faster and Safer Raytracing in Nim
(github.com)
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6y ago
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zevv
6y ago
Understandable; there's `let` for run time and `const` for compile time evaluation.
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zevv
6y ago
Totally not relevant for this post, but this is how we do this in Nim: const a = readFile("mydata") The `const` makes the expression evaluate at compile time, conveniently slurping the file into `a`, where it will be avai
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7y ago
"Outer space", Jebediah approved!
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7y ago
This is how Lua got started - its predecessors started out as data description or configuration languages. The users felt it would be useful to have some forms of flow control, which led to the birth of Lua. The whole story can be found her
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7y ago
I am waiting for the day when we can do this with single frogs.
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7y ago
> A thread from 2017 Didn't you read the article?!
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7y ago
I am kind of disturbed by the fact that the samples use "A quick brown fox..." instead of "The quick brown fox...".
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7y ago
That is where the Model M "space saver" comes in: https://tinyurl.com/vcvkf8p
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7y ago
I can't help to just keep blatantly reposting this for each and every HN article about buckle spring keyboards: https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring "This project emulates the sound of my old faithful IBM Mod
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Show HN: NPeg – a Nim pattern matching library with nice extras
(github.com)
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The Bingo Paradox (2017) [pdf]
(maa.org)
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