<evanjs>
immae: ooo interesting. Tbh I typically try to go the other way tho as I'm even more prone to mess up on irc. Well, at least, I can't edit things after I post them. And I've been bitten by not realizing bridges are setup... ðĪŠ
<evanjs>
Like I posted a message on the #gtk-rs channel (matrix) and edited it several times. Somebody let me know that IRC sends notifications for the edits ð
<aleph->
Can't index a whole bunch of tunes with utf8 text. But plain mpd does fine...
<aleph->
Err, utf8 titles/artists*
<bqv>
aleph-: yup
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<ashkitten>
drakonis: can you tell me what the google thing actually does for real world scenarios?
<drakonis>
improved performance i'd say
<drakonis>
it boosts userspace performance
<drakonis>
it also makes it easier to have decent userspace threading on linux
<drakonis>
it does scale much better in today's multithreaded world
<drakonis>
imagine running this on something like a high end ryzen, which has a number of threads and cores equal to that of servers from the past decade
<drakonis>
knowing google, its possibly a power play to make android better
<drakonis>
as they've been improving the ability to run upstream kernel code
<drakonis>
as well as it might also mean they've built something better
<drakonis>
something not unlike this has happened when google started publishing mapreduce papers
<drakonis>
papers related to bazel and kubernetes' predecessors
<ashkitten>
interesting
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<MichaelRaskin>
drakonis: so, ensuring that people working on the previous iteration can put it all in public and let it go?
<MichaelRaskin>
I guess another possibility might be that it slightly improves userspace networking or stuff like that?
<crazazy[m]>
:q
<crazazy[m]>
not again
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<eyJhb>
The RTC Toolbox requires a MATLAB version R14SP3, 7.1 or later.
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<eyJhb>
cole-h: I think I might die this semester.. Thanks!
<cole-h>
:D
<eyJhb>
tazjin: Before was better, I could tell the difference :p
<cole-h>
(Real talk: hope you don't.)
<eyJhb>
cole-h: I might very well! Wireless communication networks, distributed real time systems, stochastic processes, signal processing + semester project where we will play with B.A.T.M.A.N.
<eyJhb>
And then MATLAB :(
<tazjin>
eyJhb: pff :p
<eyJhb>
:D
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<eyJhb>
ANyone who have any tips/tricks to improve handwriting+speed? Been thinking of improving on that, for better note taking + generally it is quite nice
<ajs124>
what style of handwriting do you currently practise?
<eyJhb>
ajs124: the one that is barely readable, that might have gotten worse since first grade
<eyJhb>
I haven't really written by hand since the 7th grade
<eyJhb>
I think my goal might be to do readable cursive... Which sounds like something I should have picked up ages ago.
<eyJhb>
Atm. it is quickly written block letters, which can be hard to read. We have done "draw and guess" at uni a varity of times, because no one could remember what I wrote and no one could read it. Including me...
<eyJhb>
cole-h: readable?
<cole-h>
drakonis: :D I saw that too!
<cole-h>
eyJhb: Uh
<cole-h>
eyJhb: I can read it
<samueldr>
cole-h: your . looks like ,?
<cole-h>
x)
<samueldr>
(a sloppy period)
<eyJhb>
cole-h: Mine isn't always like that, as I said draw and guess :p
<cole-h>
I don't actually write many periods so idk
<drakonis>
i take that it is part of google's effort to push as much code as possible into the upstream kernel to reduce the delta between android and linux
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<samueldr>
anyone with an iPhone can test something for me? I don't think an iPad would work, unless its browser UI shows up and hides on scrolling
<__monty__>
The location bar does hide but it always leaves a header.
<__monty__>
KMonad's like karabiner-elements?
<samueldr>
__monty__: leaves a header how?
<samueldr>
the important part is that the viewport height should change
<samueldr>
in past revisions of safari for iOS (iirc ~9 or 10) it caused some issues
<samueldr>
though only validated on iPhone-type devices
<__monty__>
Just the page title or something iirc.
<samueldr>
right, so I guess the viewport height differs
<__monty__>
Yes, slightly.
<samueldr>
neat, every (css) pixels are accounted for in this test, so slightly would be fine too
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<__monty__>
So just browse to that page?
<samueldr>
yes, and report back whether viewport height (css) changes
<samueldr>
I expect viewport height (js) could change, but if it doesn't it's fine too
<samueldr>
(well, it's not "fine", but it's another problem than the one I'm looking into)
<__monty__>
CSS is static, js is equal when hidden shrinks otherwise.
<samueldr>
neat, I can (probably) remove a gnarly CSS hack
<samueldr>
__monty__: confirming, you tested on an iPad?
<__monty__>
Yeah, ipad mini running iOS 11 I think.
<__monty__>
Doesn't support latest iOS.
<samueldr>
perfectly cromulent, I'm pretty sure I tested around iOS 9~10
<samueldr>
though I'd like someone to test on an actual iPhone on current iOS just to be sure
<samueldr>
at some point in the past `vh` in css weren't static with regard to browser chrome, which could cause bad performance issues or weird visual glitchyness when the bar would show up or hide
<__monty__>
While I understand how it could lead to glitchiness that's kind of what I would expect.
<samueldr>
yeah, it kind of makes sense, but causes more trouble in the end
<samueldr>
the workaround was to use media queries to make approximations based on the viewport width (vw) according to the device's aspect ratio
<samueldr>
not ideal, but better than causing intense lag in some situations
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<drakonis>
time to submit a new package...
<drakonis>
gotta get me quakespasm spiked on the repos
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<infinisil>
Problem: You can't get push notifications for non-apple mail servers on iOS
<infinisil>
Potential solution: Create an apple email you just forward all mails to (just subject ideally)
<infinisil>
Other potential solution: Use a third-party app for notifications (like prowl) so that you can trigger notifications via their api
<infinisil>
Other potential solution: Stop using an iPhone :)
<drakonis>
ughhh firefox has enabled hardware rendering and its gutting my performance
<drakonis>
doesnt help that discord guzzles cpu time
<drakonis>
even on firefox
<drakonis>
woo
<drakonis>
discord closed, performance goes back to normal
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<colemickens>
every once in a while I wish I could have an expert from a community sit near a campfire with me and tell me stories.
<colemickens>
Like, the Minecraft community finding famous world seeds that only work in specific versions, reminds me of my teenage years in xbox hacking forums, in a "you have lots of time" sort of way.
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