skratlo

And round and round we go

http://www.sbcl.org/manual/index.html#Saving-a-Core-Image

> Fig's standard format

How is that a standard when you just came up with it? Any other existing autocompletion format is more standard than whatever you just released.

Fish does that by default

I now get the joke about Emacs and OS

Why did you choose Intel over AMD?

The display is fine, 4k / retina is not practical in any way, it's just marketing.

Dirt catcher 3000

That's an anti-feature. When you log something in traditional sense you are recording something at that time.

Even though the article sounds like it's written by educated person, it puzzles me that the author:

> Installing packages with APT is not atomic: APTs updates files in-place one by one. Because we start Python processes many times per second, if one started during a deployment, it could import a mix of the old and new code. This regularly lead to puzzling bugs

Don't you stop all your services in preinstall and start them again in postinstall? Or, if you're packaging your python libs in deb pkgs, just stop the services before upgrading the system and start them again once you're done.

Wow, just wow. Like, no one asked really but here you go

> Of these, the web browser scripting language (JavaScript) is the fastest, most popular, and the only one with an industrial standardization process

Haha, this made me laugh hard, stopped reading

It's great to see projects like this, it makes programming fun. Bite sized pieces that can be easily held in the head and reasoned about.

I consider that a pro, no reliance on big-tech proprietary stuff. +1 for the author not going that way

Bald eagle is one of the smallest eagles, it's slightly bigger than a seagull when other eagles are considered.

I don't even care anymore, there's just one browser and that's the reality. I stopped using Firefox long time ago when they stopped caring about performance and stability. UI stability too.

Comparing K-9 to FairEmail is like comparing Outlook Express (from Windows 95 fame) to Mozilla Thunderbird

Loving it! Get into shaders asap if you want to push it further.

> compete with the best of the West

> Soviet cameras appealed to a huge swathe of photographers with a limited budget

Whoever wrote this has zero respect. Some wannabe west superior looser. It's too bad, it could have been a nice article, but these remarks turned it into utter garbage.

This is such a horrible misogynistic comment, it saddens me greatly this crap is on top, tells a tale about HN audience. Janitor? Charity? Hot female? Just listen to yourself, you're so full of hate.

Yay, another ad-tech support engine from Apache, great

This should help you:

chromium --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland & disown & exit

You can also adjust your .desktop Chrome launcher to use these flags

Hell does, and way better than on Xorg, less latency. Why do your spread lies? There's a pgtk and native-comp branch.

Actually, you are kinda right here

> Social media platforms are one of the most accessible forms of long-distance communication

E-mail? Have you heard of it? Signal? Other IM platforms. And you continue on selling social media as means of friendly communication which is not true. There's gazillion alternatives but those were all eaten up by the giants. All those use cases and people that you mentioned used mailing lists before and were doing just fine.

Yeah, I'm not impressed by performance here, did you try this? https://donalffons.github.io/opencascade.js-examples/index.h...

It takes ages to load (probably gigantic wasm file), and ages to re-generate that silly bottle. I could live with the initial loading hog, but the performance of the actual kernel has to be there.

Gtk and GNOME is utter trash, it's going nowhere, has no art direction nor QA process. It's for the large part responsible for Linux desktops having negligible adoption. I wish there would be a open-source, but not free desktop environment built with Qt. Not free because you can't have just about everyone pushing their opinion on it. There has to be a team with strong design and QA skills behind it.

I hope there won't be one, at the end, what good really came out of Silicon Valley anyway? The good parts can be equated to any other place where innovation takes place, be it in Europe or elsewhere. The rest is tons of crap and speculation.

It will likely not continue

It's great to see alternatives popping up everywhere, keep it coming

Look at BlackPlayer, it's fairly simple and basic, but that's the main selling point for me