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auraham

1,775karma·364submissions·July 27, 2014
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I gave Ubuntu 22.04 a try in my Dell Vostro 5402 and I like it so far. I had to use it instead of 20.04 because the driver for nvidia did not work well (the bottom of the laptop was so hot). I also in…
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Since some HN readers have opted for gaming laptops, I would like to know their experiences with Linux. Did you have a problem with sleep mode, poor battery life, WiFi connectivity, GPU temperature, e…
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> Controversial opinion (?): on your code hot paths and bottlenecks (and only there), where performance really matters (don't guess where they are, but measure with proper benchmarks) strive t…
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I suggest to share your experience in [1], so others can benefit of your testing. [1] http://linux-hardware.org/
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I think that if someone can condense an algorithm using just a bunch of lines of code, that reflects a deep understanding of the problem domain. A lot of people can code an algorithm using a lot of li…
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As others pointed out, the app uses wxWidgets for the UI and Elixir for backend, along with Phoenix. I think similar apps can be created using wxWidgets with Python by replacing Phoenix with another f…
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I feel the same. Wonder if the author can provide a bare-bones repository/template with Elixir and WxWidgets to create similar apps.
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That's awesome, the elixir example goes just to the point. Waiting to read more.
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IIRC mercurial creates backup (.bak) files when restoring a file. As a result, you can keep changes in .bak files even after (accidentally) doing a `git checkout -- file` in mercurial. Git does not ha…
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Today I was thinking that Java should be one of the first languages you should learn in order to understand OOP. One of the most common questions in a hiring process is "what is the difference be…
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Not entirely related but it seems like the plot of 'Grace and Frankie' on Netflix: two old ladies that become friends and spend their last years together.
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any interesting gopher site to visit?
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> pip's strategy for solving dependencies is just a tactic: it starts installing one package at a time, installs the dependencies of that package, etc. It can get into a situation where anothe…
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Can you elaborate on how to set the CPU on that mode? Is a command or BIOS setting? I would like to do the same on Ubuntu.
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Wonder what other applications are from snap by default.
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Interesting reading. I'd like the author to explain the (level of) concurrency parameter.
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Related discussion about rewriting a legacy system by using the strangler pattern: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22350664 …
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You can also find the Framework laptop in the database on Ubuntu 21.10 [1]. Only one component failed the test (Goodix USB2.0 MISC). The rest of the components are marked as "Works" or "…
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I have seen those (i) too on WiFi cards. After checking it, I think it means that such WiFi cards only work with some distros. For example [1], it does not work with Ubuntu 20.04 but it does work with…
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I like that in iOS only a few of your photos are visible to apps like Messenger. However, I do not like how simple the calculator is. I cannot check previous calculations, so if I made a typo, well, t…
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