I dont think the second generation of xbox was callled xbox 2.510412868 E+778
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I dont think the second generation of xbox was callled xbox 2.510412868 E+778
It let's you find a users profile on different social media services based on their username.
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Have you checked out Xournal++ already?
Google federation
That's where you are supposed to hold a wine glass?
Isn't that only microsoft exclusive and closed source? Also does compiling it really yield the same speed as C, it is garbage collected isn't it?
The u-he synths are nice.
I don't know, I used gnome for a while and I just felt like I was using toy apps. But I think that comes down to personal preference. KDE definitly has the bigger apps like Kdenlive and Krita.
Reasonable well.
Getting plugins to install is often a big hurdle, if they are working, they work. However I think performance suffers alot. Didn't try it on any bigger synths yet tho.
Julia, R, Matlab, Mathematica and Fortran.
I can see an apolgy letter incoming already
Weiß ja jetzt nicht wie unpopulär das wirklich ist, vor allem bei jungen Wählen, aber ganz unabhängig davon versteh ich diese ends-justify-the-means Ideologie die viele SPÖler haben in letzter Zeit überhaupt nicht.
Ich glaub viele Menschen vermissen eine Partei die für eine klare und konsequente Linie steht, und auch dass Österreich das braucht, und weiß jetzt nicht wie da eine SPÖ die mit Populismus und den Positionen der FPÖ liebäugelt, nur um "wieder eine Wählerbasis zu haben" da reinpasst.
I think FOSSS shouldn't be some kind of religion, if you like Apple, great, go for it. However if you truly value privacy (while beeing better than Microsoft, Apple still collects some of your data) and freedom it certainly won't hurt to try out some alternatives. If you like them better it is a win-win situation, if not switch back.
Things you can do if you are interrested in FOSS, that don't necessary need you to change everything:
Yeah it is, the exact number is 25104128675558732292929443748812027705165520269876079766872595193901106138220937419666018009000254169376172314360982328660708071123369979853445367910653872383599704355532740937678091491429440864316046925074510134847025546014098005907965541041195496105311886173373435145517193282760847755882291690213539123479186274701519396808504940722607033001246328398800550487427999876690416973437861078185344667966871511049653888130136836199010529180056125844549488648617682915826347564148990984138067809999604687488146734837340699359838791124995957584538873616661533093253551256845056046388738129702951381151861413688922986510005440943943014699244112555755279140760492764253740250410391056421979003289600000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Yes, using them is probably the closest one can get to the macos ecosystem on Linux.
But I took your advice to heart and installed a Linter
Yeah that point was not entirely accurate. What I meant was, that a np.array and a list don't work together. Coming from julia and matlab it just does not make sense to me, why I can't use a function written for a list for a np.array even if they basically represent the exaxt same thing.
Julia for example hast linalg as a module but functions work on lists with no problem.
I found this, which dives deeper into the impact of inefficient software.
Yeah, ofc every language must have a type system, the problem is, that this is not enforced. I.e 3 == '3' throws no error, when working with dataframes for example this can be a pain in the ass. But yeah, I don't say that nobody should use Python (although the title is a bit dramatic) I just think that there are better alternatives out there.
thanks for using Leebra!
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