Quiark

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by Quiark 21d ago
bad consumer
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by Quiark 3mo ago
Actually as a proud new owner of SuperCollider and a breadboard (and Taobao account) I'm not very far from getting a few rotary encoders myself ...
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by Quiark 4mo ago
I don't understand why, if you want to use this, would you run it on RPi instead of just on your computer? Is it for realtime guarantees (ie. no OS updating in the background)?
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by Quiark 6mo ago
Usually it takes less than 5 minutes to review the shell script that downloads stuff.
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by Quiark 7mo ago
Do you guys remember the smalltalk toolkit posted here a while ago which their creators made specifically for help understanding new codebases?
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by Quiark 8mo ago
yeah but it doesn't :)
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by Quiark 10mo ago
My dumb ass read it as "all it takes is that you workout", just with the more fancy pronoun 'one'
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by Quiark 10mo ago
yep lol one of the rants was how strong typing sucks and slows everything down another one about Haskell
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by Quiark 1y ago
same on Firefox macos
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by Quiark 1y ago
It's possible it worked in the past and doesn't work any more.
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by Quiark 1y ago
Me and you are but that guy over there isn't
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by Quiark 1y ago
This means even more influence to Chinese phone makers which don't bother themselves with compliance to Google's platform ideas
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by Quiark 1y ago
while i'm currently using sqlite, since it has only one write transaction at a time, if I understand correctly, opening a tx and doing outside requests while in the transaction could potentially block your whole application if the outs
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by Quiark 1y ago
you cultivated your interest in programming languages and techniques other people use the stupidest possible javascript to launch product and really focus on product and marketing yet other people stay as far away from computers as possible
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by Quiark 1y ago
Microsoft is working on it
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by Quiark 1y ago
Why do people believe humanities education would make people act ethically?
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by Quiark 1y ago
I liked it in the Jurrasic park
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by Quiark 2y ago
This seems really nice to me. Of course people are going to click it away to get their dopamine but that's just reality.
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by Quiark 2y ago
yeah but Chromium is just the web engine from KDE with a bunch of things on top :P
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by Quiark 2y ago
How much of it was because you didn't go through TCP/IP with sqlite?
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by Quiark 2y ago
Back on dial up we used browser plugin (or even separate windows app) download managers which did a lot of that
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by Quiark 2y ago
Does it also handle (let you pick) when opening a web link from another app?
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by Quiark 2y ago
I've been using nixpkgs on macos (and without brew) for 3 years now and not sure what kind of split brain problem you're talking about? I also have no idea about the problems with multiple anaconda and other python builds complain
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by Quiark 2y ago
while your app gets rejected when there is a button that does nothing :D
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by Quiark 2y ago
apparently that will be soon required in Malaysia. And they use a OASIS standard
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by Quiark 2y ago
You should add another use to it which is exploring live in-memory object graphs of applications. Make some adapter library to allow getting those objects from apps that want to use and then you can fly through the data being processed. For
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by Quiark 2y ago
I was just watching with my young kids YT videos about casting metals into objects and how steel is made, sometimes modernity is great
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by Quiark 2y ago
Quantum computer is a (sort of) practical application of entanglement. At least it's useful for breaking cryptography. As explained elsewhere, entanglement cannot be used for faster than light communication because even though change i
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by Quiark 2y ago
"This alien super-computer made from entangled iron atoms clearly is not thinking because it doesn't have neurons" you mean like this?
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by Quiark 2y ago
I think that's the usual approach for Vim mode in other editors. But this extension in particular: > This extension uses a fully embedded Neovim instance, no more half-complete Vim emulation!

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