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by zevv 7y ago
Interesting detail is that the set seems to span age 14 to maybe 30, but no older then that. Would it be harder to generate realistic aged faces because of the increase of details?
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by zevv 7y ago
No one mentioning Alot? https://github.com/pazz/alot https://alot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Alot is a terminal-based mail user agent for the notmuch mail system. It features a modular and com
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by zevv 7y ago
Can't recommend this enough: Nim is a very low-friction language with performance in the C/C++ range, also offers introspection and metaprogramming with a very powerful macro system.
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by zevv 8y ago
Can't recommend this enough: Nim is a very low-friction language with performance in the C/C++ range, also offers introspection and metaprogramming with a very powerful macro system.
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by zevv 8y ago
You might want to take a peek at the Nim language as well; it has all of the above and is quite mature.
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by zevv 8y ago
Slightly off topic, but still some questions that have been bothering me for a while: LiDAR for autonomous vehicles is cool and all, but how will this perform if there is not the occasional car making test runs through town, but when all ve
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by zevv 8y ago
Here is Lua being compiled on Turbo C 1.0 (1990): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jvLY5pUwic It is truly amazing how the authors have put so much effort in keeping Lua so portable - about the only dependency for runni
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by zevv 8y ago
Lua: https://www.lua.org/
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by zevv 8y ago
Yesss, another Model-M post, this always allows me to shamelessly promote one of my pet projects: https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring "This project emulates the sound of my old faithful IBM Model-M space saver bu
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by zevv 9y ago
Just added the LICENSE file, 2 clause BSD
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by zevv 9y ago
True, info for FIFOs can be derived from lsof output, update follows.
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by zevv 9y ago
afaik that info is not available from lsof, but I'm open to suggestions if there is more sensible data to extract from the output.
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by zevv 9y ago
Usually it's just bash, as long as I don't need any nifty data structures. But keeping track of data in bash is a pita , so that's where Lua comes in for me. I like Lua for how thin and simple it is, with virtually no depende
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by zevv 9y ago
I made a little tool some time ago to show the relations of processes, fifos, pipes and sockets in a handy picture. This turns out to be very handy when debugging these kind of problems: https://github.com/zevv/lsofgrap
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Lsofgraph – Convert lsof output to graph of processes, pipes, fifos and sockets(github.com)
180 points by zevv 9y ago|17 comments
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by zevv 9y ago
I really do not understand why 'single header' is considered a good thing, but I see this more and more often on libraries. What is the reason all the code is put in the header file?
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by zevv 9y ago
My ghostery blocked 24
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by zevv 9y ago
For those who are not old enough to remember this: https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring
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by zevv 9y ago
Self promotion: https://github.com/zevv/zForth zForth is yet another Forth, but with some special features not found in most other forths. Note that zForth was written for engineers, not for language purists or Forth a
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by zevv 9y ago
I have a nagging feeling about this project as well. It is simply too good to be true: first we see a lone engineer fiddling with some wires on a prototyping board, and a few months later poof the girl can write again. She is defying year
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by zevv 9y ago
(You can tell you are on HN when people number their references from zero instead of from one)
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by zevv 10y ago
For me a huge change the past years was the coming of Bitwig Studio audio workstation to Linux. Commercial software, but rock solid and high quality.
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by zevv 10y ago
Funny how the sun slightly extends from the back of the box
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by zevv 10y ago
Or, good enough for 95% of the use cases, simply use 'xargs' which is part of findutils and installed by default on all linux distributions. See the '-P/--max-procs' option in the man page for more details.
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by zevv 10y ago
Yeah, that is why this exists: https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring
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Ask HN: Bridge whatsapp to e-mail or IRC?
2 points by zevv 10y ago|0 comments
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by zevv 10y ago
Yes, this, exactly
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by zevv 10y ago
Haven't you heard? The rumor goes that Mike Pall is actually an alien robot from another planet - which kind of would make sense, if you ask me.
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by zevv 10y ago
A slim, networked, pocked sized computer with a physical keyboard, running android or Linux. These used to exist - albeit disguised as phones - but the marketing department decided we don't need no friggin keyboards, and remove every
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The human powered helicopter now runs on solar energy(umdrightnow.umd.edu)
1 points by zevv 10y ago|0 comments

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