nice__two

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by nice__two 7mo ago
Needs a [2013].
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Scalable emulation of protein equilibrium ensembles w generative deep learning(science.org)
1 points by nice__two 1y ago|0 comments
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by nice__two 2y ago
That’s my biggest gripe with audiobooks: good for fiction, not so good for learning.
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by nice__two 2y ago
Gemini 1.5 indeed is a lot of hit-and-miss. Also, the politically correct and medical info filtering is limiting its usefulness a lot, IMHO. I also miss that it’s not yet really as context aware as ChatGPTo4. Even just asking a follow-up qu
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by nice__two 3y ago
I invite everyone to have a look at compiling LibreOffice [0]. Doing a full compile, has been known to bring even the most powerful machines to their knees. They’ve employed a lot of the referenced article’s suggestions and it still is a
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Ffmprovisr – Making FFmpeg Easier(amiaopensource.github.io)
414 points by nice__two 3y ago|98 comments
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by nice__two 3y ago
I’m convinced that the Erasmus programme (and it’s not so serious counterparts such as AEGEE and IAESTE) contribute to lasting peace in Europe by marrying people between nations.
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by nice__two 4y ago
It is much worse. The Berbel retains the insulation provided by the wall, when closed. This is nothing more than a fancy hole in the wall. Opening and closing, means you get the best of both worlds.
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by nice__two 4y ago
Berbel has a unit that opens when using the unit and closes, when not in use. Quite ingenious, if you ask me. [1]: https://www.berbel.de/dunstabzuege/zubehoer/abluft-zubehoer/...
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by nice__two 4y ago
Did anyone try opening LibreOffice master in it? LO has a reputation as an IDE-killer, as it’s so large and complex.
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by nice__two 4y ago
If _one_ bad experience turns you into a lost customer, then this business model purely operates on the happy-path and hopes for the best. I am highly sceptical that the core promise “anything, anytime“ is really what people need: they use
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by nice__two 4y ago
Pseudo-engagement, optimised for easy and massive consumption, pushing you to compare yourself constantly. And all we have to protect ourselves, is our over-exerted self-control mechanism.
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by nice__two 5y ago
This is indeed the correct reason. The app is much more usable. That’s why I switched to teddit.net. It’s much faster, resembles the old Reddit layout and supports dark mode.
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by nice__two 5y ago
I second PowerApps. There’s a to user-friendly tutorials out there and their programming model is based on concepts similar to Excel. It should be fairly easy to pick up for end users. But only if you don’t use denormalized tables. If your
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by nice__two 6y ago
Very nice, indeed! Congrats for the release.
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by nice__two 6y ago
LO has its own platform abstraction layer (called SAL), which only supported pixel-precise layout of elements. That meant that the longest string in any of the supported languages dictated the element layout. Caolán McNamara (of RedHat) add
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by nice__two 6y ago
7.0 switched to Skia for drawing. Maybe give it another shot and see if it’s faster now?
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by nice__two 6y ago
As an Austrian myself, I'm not at all surprised at their reaction. To them, their website is "just IT stuff" and they simply don't have a notion that it would involve any security. To them you'll likely seem like an
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by nice__two 6y ago
Absolutely! If you don't do this, you're just building the next unmaintainable distributed monolith.
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by nice__two 6y ago
Looks very nice, Bram!
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by nice__two 7y ago
Neat! I personally prefer the very quick vertical tab method: Ctrl+L. Quick and easy.
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by nice__two 7y ago
Unfortunately, this post is very US-specific and completely ignored PSD2 and the concept of Third Party Service Providers (e.g. Payconiq). The whole authentication scheme based on EIDAS is a shot show, though and really very horrible.
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Advanced TypeScript: Type safe dependency injection(medium.com)
2 points by nice__two 8y ago|0 comments
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by nice__two 10y ago
That already exists: it's called Collabora Office ( https://www.collaboraoffice.com/solutions/collabora-office/ ) and made by one of the largest contributing firms behind LO (Collabora).
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by nice__two 10y ago
And it's not just start-ups. If you contribute to LibreOffice, a lot of what is being said in threads under release announcement can make you feel depresssed. I stopped reading them and just contribute anyways. Just because everyone ca
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by nice__two 10y ago
Please file a bug report if you encounter this.
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by nice__two 10y ago
Because TDF highly targets one market, MSO isn't that interested about at anymore: government agencies. In the time a lot of European governments become more open (open data, mandating the use of true open standards etc.), TDF has corr
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by nice__two 10y ago
You can select the modules you want when installing. Just deselect then in the NSIS installer or don't run the package files (in Linux). It's that easy.
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by nice__two 10y ago
Not with this traditional socialist/conservative government keeping everything it's always been. And let's not hope the FPÖ takes over! They've fucked up good back when they had a chance. With their corruption and strong
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by nice__two 11y ago
It's simple: we're living in a heterogeneous computing environment now and Microsoft cannot ignore that any longer now.

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