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by ausjke 6y ago
It seems libsdl2 does not support framebuffer anymore, which is critical for embedded devices(no gpu or 3D acceleration i.e. opengl needed there)
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by ausjke 6y ago
Great. Thanks!
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by ausjke 6y ago
I'm trying htmx after years of frustration with all other SPAs and build tools and changes. after reading the site I still feel I need a little more information, is there known projects made with htmx somewhere for me to study? Thanks
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by ausjke 6y ago
"Since I started interviewing, we have only hired white or Asian men" -- I actually found this outright racism, it's like saying our NBA roster are still mostly black for the last few decades. Focus on the merit of them, not
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by ausjke 6y ago
pure text is easy to work with most of the time, in fact ascii diagram is used heaviyl in RFCs
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by ausjke 6y ago
200 years is good enough for me, how can I do that? How much do I need to get that? Do I need replace my blood every 3 months like Peter Thiel is doing? Read somewhere saying our DNA is coded at 120 years 16 days or something like that, eve
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by ausjke 6y ago
I am learning python right now, Python is not only non beginner friendly, it's also not C-family(java,c++,js...) friendly(assuming most developers knew some C before taking on Python). That been said, it's versatile enough for me
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by ausjke 6y ago
Python is absolutely not beginner friendly, but JS is just worse when you consider its who-knows-what-is-in-there nodejs and npm and twenty different ways to build and treeshaking or whatever. If I have to pick one, it has to be python unle
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by ausjke 6y ago
after the election I cut the ties with all long-term friends who holds a different political view, none of us can bear with another sides so let's get rid of each other. I feel so much relieved actually and never looked back, in fact I
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by ausjke 6y ago
Use RPi for NAS is really a stretch. Just buy those low-power x86 mini-itx boards with 4GB memory and 4 SATA ports along with gigabit ethernet, they're around $150? Note the smaller size of RPi-etc makes no sense when you're going
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by ausjke 6y ago
You're right, it does not seem ARM-acquisition helped or damaged NVDA stock both ways over the past 5 months. "Moving away from ARM", to where? X86 does not seem like a good destination, RISC V is not there, MIPS/AI-chip
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by ausjke 6y ago
Suppose if the sale did not succeed, what will happen to Nvidia's high-flying stocks partially caused by this merger? I don't own Nvida stocks, just be curious
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by ausjke 6y ago
yet on my newest and best ubuntu20.04 when you type 'python' you are still running python2, which I don't use, will we ever be possible to use python as python3 by default,it's annoying. let python be python3, and python
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by ausjke 6y ago
I do not live in CA and have never took any contract jobs from CA, its contract hourly rate is not competitive at all and to make it worse, its state income tax will take another cut(~13%), there is no way CA's contract rate can be com
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by ausjke 6y ago
gitea like everything else won't make everyone happy but for me it's a godsend, it's my personal git server for the last two years and I use it daily. however if you have special requirement like a large team, or accessiblity
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by ausjke 6y ago
since lambda is for simple and short anonymous functions most of the time why do I need type the whole word each time? can they also do what javascript does(or similar): x => x * 2 instead of lambda x : x * 2
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React Creator Leaves Facebook(twitter.com)
45 points by ausjke 6y ago|12 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
This move will lead to new innovations,say a new network service designed that will be bulletproof against the big cloud providers or even the pipe providers(AT&T,etc), something like P2P or dark net. I'm expecting telecom vendors
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by ausjke 6y ago
which one?
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Open-spec, community-backed Linux SBCs under $200(linuxgizmos.com)
1 points by ausjke 6y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
Looks awesome to me. Will use it in future projects. Thanks for the great work.
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by ausjke 6y ago
exactly, currently those clone-pi are sold as a devkit basically, but they're essentially used like an official product which is 'illegal', I never got the idea why the vendor did not certify their boards, it is really not mu
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by ausjke 6y ago
Let's call all the rest Clone Pi, there are so many and it's hard to count. To be fair, Raspberry Pi got its idea from BeagleBoard then Beagle Bone along with Arduino, small ARM boards with Linux. The problem with Clone-Pi series
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by ausjke 6y ago
one of the key questions is that who sponsored this study, e.g. if the gaming industry is sponsoring this kind of study it got to be biased and misleading to say the least.
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by ausjke 6y ago
SPA moves all the routing/templating to the browser side. server side rendering does it all on the server and spits out html(legacy cgi style) between these two: static html template downloaded from the server, then use ajax to update
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by ausjke 6y ago
I took on contract jobs once a while, so far I rejected all the chances from CA, partially due to the 13.5%(?) income tax, that made its price non-competitive, plus, I hate to file a CA state tax, I'm used to no state income tax for de
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by ausjke 6y ago
One of the best products from Russia these days, another one is Telegram. I have an annual license for all its products, I actually use vim daily, but still keep Jetbrains, just in case.
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by ausjke 6y ago
I got it, it's everyone-design-all-you-need days. Apple designs all its shit. So does google/facebook/microsoft/amazon Huawei designs its own OS China designs/manufactures its own chips too. It
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by ausjke 6y ago
Looks great, is there a way to shorten those MACROs, a little too verbose/lengthy for readability, it's probably just me.
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by ausjke 6y ago
same here also it's much faster to open when you have a really large repository

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