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aeroevan

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    Comment #49203534

    I managed to get a few and so far am impressed. They are definitely on the chunky side but that probably comes with the durability

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    Comment #47620596

    I am using it on fedora from the yum repo and it's crashing for me too. $ rpm -q cursor cursor-3.0.4-1775123877.el8.x86_64 https://forum.cursor.com/t/sigsegv-in-zygote-type-zygote-…

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    Comment #47023781

    Being on the internet archive and being able to pick up from a restored backup are two very different things

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    Comment #46796401

    nvidia drivers are pretty easy to install now that all of AI is trained on nvidia drivers on linux

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    Comment #46709394

    I ran it for a while on my ultra 24 until I just installed linux on it. But it was interesting dipping my toe in the solaris world

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    Comment #46582396

    Chromebooks are also pretty good if google sheets/docs would suffice for excel/word.

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    Comment #46011912

    My son is in a co-op with around that number of kids, but that's total (through HS). The co-op I was in 30 years ago was a bit smaller but sounds like it's still going strong (no c…

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    Comment #46011764

    From those slides (I did have to open them via google, the direct link didn't seem to work): Discussion • Evidence from this study and others suggest that homeschoolers may not be …

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    Comment #46011600

    Dealing with adult problems shouldn't be something kids have to learn, as long as the problems scale with their development that's not a problem

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    Comment #45854706

    Most of them can be turned into a vanilla linux laptop fairly easily, and even support custom coreboot firmware: https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ That being said, it's also pretty ea…

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    Comment #45341125

    If you haven't used something like i3/sway/awesomewm/hyprland on the linux side you won't know what you're missing. While there are several apps to create custom keyboard commands,…

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    Comment #45341108

    yabai is as close as I've seen, but yeah nothing close to awesomewm or even something like sawywm

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    Comment #44815992

    In the data science/engineering world apache arrow is the bridge between languages, so you don't actually need to serialize into language specific structures which is really nice

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    Comment #44768685

    GA flights will typically broadcast over 978MHz UAT, and in controlled airspace TIS-B can share context across frequencies. But yeah, it's still not required unless you are flying …

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    Comment #44352088

    My school just had an official cls file, so my initial setup was just to download the template. So if that's where you're coming from (the journals I submitted to also had official…

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    Comment #44118103

    Does PDM manage C/Fortran library dependencies? IIRC conda was the only solution for managing both native and python dependencies but I haven't really looked elsewhere. With wheels…

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    Comment #44118044

    conda doesn't just package python libraries, but also the C/Fortran/other bits that the scipy stack often depended on. With the rise of binary wheels that is less needed though

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    Comment #44035255

    How is it easier to setup a linux dev environment in WSL than in https://containertoolbx.org/ or https://distrobox.it/ or just in Linux directly?

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    Comment #44035238

    I'm confused, in what world does running Linux require more RAM than Windows? The suspend/hibernate on laptops isn't that great, but tbh I never had great results on windows either…

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    Comment #43973088

    How the flights plans get routed is also of interest, they typically go through AFTN: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeronautical_Fixed_Telecommuni...

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    Comment #43822572

    it does take a surprisingly long time for the device to download the content for offline use, but my only real complaint is that I can't self host the server side (it seems to do s…

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    Comment #43394846

    There are 100 GB BDXL flavors of M-Disc, but yeah definitely not enough for really large amounts of data but large enough to store a good chunk of my photos which is mostly what I'…

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    Comment #43014634

    I doubt whatever plex would do could beat opus (unless it's already transcoding to opus)

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    Comment #42968401

    With spark 4 defaulting to scala 2.13, that does move things in the right direction since the 2.13 -> 3 interop is possible