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theanonymousone

7,132karma·1,094submissions·September 27, 2021
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You got it to work? For me it complains about some header files missing and breaks the nuitka installed on the system.
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On a different note, will there some technical documents on how exactly to use it, e.g. exporting functions etc...? By the way is it an alpha release, usable for testing, or something in between?
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Wow! 24M makes it even less practical than interpreted pyodide.
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Thanks. I know about the one for Pyodide. Is it confirmed that it works for this new py2wasm compiler?
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It may be a stupid question, but is there already some DOM access or a dedicated package that allows writing web applications in this compiled python?
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That's my understanding as well. And Pyodide being a great piece of engineering, is still lagging behind compiled Wasm languages in terms of footprint at least and performance sometimes, unfortun…
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Is this available as a dataset?
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Is that from Google Zürich?
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Why isn't Affero GPL used in such cases? Isn't it designed exactly for such scenarios? Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Affero_General_Public_Lice... …
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And what is wrong with (a well-structured hierarchy of folders containing) text files (i.e. scripts) full of curl commands? You can also track and version them in git, automate them, etc. Genuinely as…
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I'm not sure I understand you correctly, but it seems to me that ChromeOS Flex ticks all your boxes. I use it regularly, on two Fujitsu and Lenovo laptops, neither being Chromebooks (hence your l…
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I use ChromeOS (Flex on a Lenovo). I believe not counting it as "proper" Linux is more ideological than technical. Regarding WSL, I have used that too, and happily so. But it's more und…
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Does Docker work with RISC-V?
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I agree about not "fixing" it. But can you elaborate a bit on the model thing?
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Discord still forces me to install the mobile app and does not allow using the web app on mobile devices. Isn't that a very dark pattern? I'm by no means a "warrior", but I deleted…
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Amazing. Many thanks.
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Sorry if this is too silly of a question, but is there the same container, but "running linux", i.e. you can use rdp to connect to a graphical system? Bonus if it can be a different architec…
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I do the same, in Python. I do my best to keep it zero-dependency to maximise portability.
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Is there any libcurl wrapping for Java?
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Opera was my browser when I entered the web for the first time in 2001 (the version was 6.x - the only browser with tabs IIRC), and I used it exclusively until late 2010 when Chrome took over. I'…
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That's an interesting point too.
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Is it safe to just connect to the WiFi and download e.g. Firefox, or it's better to get it using a Flash memory while still offline?
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Yes. We knew it as silicium in the school and it took me some time to realise that silicon is the same thing. For a long time I assumed that Silicon is the "unofficial", American word for it…
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Is Streamlit an immediate mode UI framework? It has a very unique, easy-to-start, model for creating UIs which avoids callbacks, but I don't know what the technical term for it is.
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Is there a license that requires (or encourages) contributing back the modifications, _but only if the upstream project is open source/non-commercial_?
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They should name it Mozial.
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Yes of course. I wasn't talking about the code snippet use case.
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