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Comment #44380435
That is also how Krita stores brushes. Unfortunately, that can cause some unexpected issues when there's too much data [1][2]. [1] - https://github.com/Draneria/Metallics-by-Draner…
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Comment #40825913
Fortunately tools to fix this issue on Linux exist, like Bubblewrap and Dbus-Proxy, but they require custom configuration per software, so almost no distro uses them directly, but …
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Comment #35560720
As it usually goes in programming, "it depends on your objectives", there are things that are easier accomplished with the ErlangVM than Rust. Also, if you want a language that use…
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Comment #32881089
I can also confirm this, the elixir community is by far one of the most welcoming communities that I have ever seen!
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Comment #32875604
Elixir has tradeoffs that many languages refuse to do, like green-threads (from Erlang), that enables you to do many cool things with the concurrency / parallelism / distributed co…
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Comment #32694032
I love nix, I've been using it for the last 2 years, I have a very stable setup from these 2 years of effort [0], and I just can't recommend Nix for Linux beginners, why? It's not …
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Comment #31769805
Yea, only time will tell, but one thing that I love about Elixir is it community, that try to support and improve the "big projects" instead of remaking, eg: - Phoenix for web dev …
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Comment #31686161
> Also (surprise) shell Linux knowledge almost doesn't scale to the debugging GPU drivers, DE and X server issues. You will be surprised on how much Wayland solved those issues. At…
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Comment #31563788
https://swaywm.org/
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Comment #31276210
I don't know how much scientific is the references on this article [1], but it's a good read about the topic [1] - http://web.archive.org/web/20190423155359/https://medium.com...
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Comment #30411819
That makes me think, doctors and lawyers have intensive training to minimize risk for other persons, each day our field has more impact on other's life, I wonder if we are heading …