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STKFLT
3mo ago
Okay, so climate scientists openly researching and refining their theories around an extremely complex topic (carbon's continually changing relationship to every biosphere on earth) is evidence of... malpractice, conspiracy? FWIW I was
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6mo ago
Maybe there are issues I'm not aware of but using dockcross has made cross-compilation quite easy in my experience. https://github.com/dockcross/dockcross
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6mo ago
I'd guess that the issue is running the `%install` and `%check` stages of the .spec file. The Python library rpy (to pull a random example from Marcin's PRs) runs rpy's pytest test suite and had to be modified to avoid runnin
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8mo ago
> If any Linux distro manages to replicate even 80% of the smoothness and functionality of a Mac trackpad experience, I'll switch I find Niri to be a great WM for trackpad use if you are amenable to a scrollable-tiling workflow. All
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11mo ago
I've never ridden a full suspension with a hub motor so I can't say, but my guess is that yes, it would make a pretty big difference with an aggressive rider or poor quality streets. It's not just keeping contact that matters
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11mo ago
The biggest reason is minimizing unsprung mass, the performance of the rear suspension would be much worse with a hub motor.
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11mo ago
I can't speak for all EVs but my Ford with a 400v hybrid system (DC-to-DC, no alternator) was able to keep operating perfectly with no 12v battery whatsoever. There was an assembly defect where the positive terminal connecting the batt
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11mo ago
High frame rates (low frame times, really) are essential to responsiveness which, for those who appreciate it, is going to make much more of a difference day to day than the odd hiccup opening a large file (not that zed does have that issu
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11mo ago
Pretty much spot on https://ericmigi.com/blog/apple-restricts-pebble-from-being-...
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1y ago
I'm not sure what the process is like for Ubuntu, but if you just want something Debian-based then PikaOS has prebuilt niri ISOs.
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1y ago
> Am I missing something or is this WM/compositor more suitable to smaller displays which can not show all that many windows at the same time? IMO smaller screens are where it shines, but you can also vertically stack within a colum
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1y ago
Those are fair questions. This is what Apple says in the press release: > Live Translation with AirPods uses Apple Intelligence to let Apple users communicate across languages. Bringing a sophisticated feature like this to other devices
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1y ago
The requirement for making APIs immediately public only applies to connected devices under specific circumstances, which I would expect are a little more solidified at launch on account of how much integration work has to happen between dif
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1y ago
Because the DMA legally obligates them to share those APIs when they are necessary to implement a feature for a connected device. The goal of the regulation is to promote healthy competition for connected devices by outlawing self-preferenc
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1y ago
It is somewhat complicated by the specific requirements of the DMA specifications for Apple: > The interoperability solutions for third parties will have to be equally effective to those available to Apple and must not require more cumbe
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1y ago
You can probably pretty easily just say Prime==Performance and Performance==Efficiency, but I think the "Prime" branding is kind of a carry over from Snapdragon mobile chips where they commonly use three tiers of core designs rath
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1y ago
The ThinkPad X1 series usually have great linux support and you can option them with 2.8k@120Hz OLED panels, which at 14" lands between the Air and the 14" Pro in terms of PPI. I have a couple generations old X1 Yoga and all of th
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1y ago
I don't have any additional insight to the format, but I think the idea is that there is an implied ->infinity on every date range. Every bank can only have one bank_name so multiple bank_names for the same bank entity can be sorted