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by zorr 4y ago
Screenshots on the wiki: https://github.com/codic12/worm/wiki/Screenshots
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by zorr 4y ago
I don't find motivation to work on side projects, I use it when I have it. Sometimes I'm done after a work day and I just want to play a video game, go outside, do whatever else that doesn't involve my computers. Other times
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by zorr 4y ago
libspotify != their API. Libspotify is a long-deprecated client library that allowed local playback. If you are OK with running one of the official clients for actual playback you can use the API to build an alternative browsing/contro
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by zorr 4y ago
On desktop you might get something like this when navigating to an Artist page, find the Discography section and click the "show all" button. On the resulting page top right there is a dropdown where you need to select "All&q
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by zorr 4y ago
I have similar issues with their desktop app and the UI seems to get worse over time. Their API is pretty good and I've used it to build a PoC desktop client using JavaFX that works using simple table controls and local Sqlite caching
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by zorr 4y ago
I'm still building most projects using Spring Boot and Kotlin. While Spring can probably be classified as a popular framework for the Java language I don't see it being used a lot in combination with Kotlin. For me personally it&#
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by zorr 4y ago
The logo for Docker is a shipping container. Most shipping containers have well-defined standardized dimensions. This way cranes/boats/trucks/trains all over the world can handle any container, regardless of what is in it. Do
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by zorr 4y ago
At the risk of being downvoted to oblivion: IMHO the best nocode approach is to build a pitch deck, secure funding and hire developers to build it. The features you are asking for are complex. Both Twitter and Reddit have spent years iterat
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by zorr 4y ago
I use control-shift-V for pasting without formatting. When in doubt I will paste it first in gedit.
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by zorr 4y ago
Instead of language complexity I think it's a result of the specific positioning of the Rust language as a more safe successor to C/C++. Rewrite-in-Rust is a thing. Not only for applications but also for foundational libraries (cr
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by zorr 4y ago
This approach sounds interesting and I think something like this is what we should focus on to bring UI frameworks to new programming languages (in the short term). Let's not throw out all the work that went into Gtk/Qt but instea
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by zorr 4y ago
The JetBrains command palette fully bridges that gap. It allows discovery of commands and shows the relevant keyboard shortcut alongside the result. And assigning a new shortcut is just an Alt-Enter away.
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by zorr 4y ago
I noticed the same thing in Dutch, French and German.
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by zorr 4y ago
I'm working on it but nothing to share yet. I think Gluon itself has a few starter/example projects. The Xerial sqlite library already has native-image configuration files in its build so no extra config required. I'm still t
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by zorr 4y ago
breathe, warm, light, story etc make me think of something by Pearl Jam, Bush or Fleetwood Mac but honestly I have no clue.
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by zorr 4y ago
native-image takes a minute to compile the binary from the jar but after that it's pretty smooth. I noticed my css styles where a bit different here and there but that could be due to differences in the default stylesheet used in my jv
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by zorr 4y ago
I don't have anything public right now but the setup is pretty simple (although I use Gradle with the Kotlin DSL instead of Maven). It's your standard kotlin or java setup that can build a jar with dependencies included, and 1 ext
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by zorr 4y ago
If you have a clojure project that builds to a single .jar file at hand, you can give it a quick shot using the native-image command from the GraalVM. If you're not using reflection-heavy libraries chances are it will just work and spi
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by zorr 4y ago
I had not heard of UPX until just now and just did a quick test. With `-7` level it brings the 10MB binary down to 3.6MB but execution time was roughly x10.
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by zorr 4y ago
GraalVM is interesting technology. I've been playing a little bit with native-image in a Kotlin project and it allows me to build native binaries from my Kotlin code. With support for a lot of the existing java/kotlin library ecos
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by zorr 4y ago
The last few months have been interesting enough so I don't really browse much these days. When I do it's usually skimming HN for interesting topics/discussions and sporza.be for cycling news. Now that I think of it it has no
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by zorr 4y ago
Honest question: it's clear to me that the term SSR has been repurposed to mean this complex "generate html reusing ~same code on backend/frontend and then hydrate it" thing. What do we call the classic style where the s
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by zorr 4y ago
You can export your account and there is also an API. A few API clients in various languages can be found on Github.
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by zorr 4y ago
There is a place for both. I have most of my favorite albums in FLAC for listening on my home receiver with decent speakers. But I'm not even going to bother with buying every album/song I want to listen to in the car, on mobile,
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by zorr 4y ago
Kotlin coroutines do something like this. Any calls to a suspend function from inside another suspend function will be a suspension point and does not need additional syntax. And typically, if you are writing Kotlin using a JetBrains IDE th
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by zorr 4y ago
That's basically what Netflix does with its fast.com service. This could be an interesting business model for a VPN service. Host a popular speedtest and VPN endpoints on the same IP's. The challenge is to make the speedtest popul
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by zorr 4y ago
<15 seconds, yes. Once a day in the morning when my machine boots and I'm brewing my coffee.
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by zorr 4y ago
I'm a dev that spends 90% of his computer time with a JB IDE open and I'll give you my perspective on it. It just works out of the box (or with a couple of 1-click install plugins) for practically all my use cases. * I mostly writ
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by zorr 4y ago
When my machines were doing that on Plasma it was typically the Baloo file indexing or some Akonadi related process that was going crazy on the CPU. This week I switched back to Gnome Shell after a few years of Plasma on my main desktop and
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IntelliJ Idea 2022.1 Is Out(blog.jetbrains.com)
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