I also think that would be nice to have. With tool like pillar, graphiscopio,
that would be a really great option !
Org-mode generate Beamer’s présentation but we could have much better ^^
And as someone said I also think that would be cool to have a kind of présenter
screen.
To me the simple
That would be phenomenal! Let me know if and when it's done and I shall
scream it out to all of social media!
tblanchard wrote
> Yes - the reason I've been trying to learn FFI is specifically to get
> TensorFlow integration.
>
> I want a better ML workbench.
>
>> On Nov 2, 2017, at 9:08 PM, Be
I don’t have any issues with Linux in full screen mode (Mint 18 KDE and OEL7
UEK KDE) but it sounds like it may be an issue with the Wayland graphics
system, and KDE doesn’t use it AFAIK. If so, it may also be driver specific –
what graphics card are you using?
It is just a guess, but pulling
Just a quick follow up: We've found that if we are in fullscreen Pharo mode
on Linux and hit the ALT button twice, the Athens-based rendering speeds up
significantly. The first ALT brings the Unity launcher to the foreground.
The second ALT bring fullscreen Pharo back to the foreground. I'm not sur
Btw, did Self ever work? At all? The last I remember it was in a similar
state to Electron without the M$ adds in Visual Studio, i.e. the samples from
the site don’t build.
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I see you appreciate Mr. Ungar almost as little as I do Roy Fielding …
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Hi Andrew,
Le 0
OpenDoc was also very cool, but without branding, where would M$ be?
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Hi Andrew,
Le 06/
Hi Andrew,
Le 06/11/2017 à 19:59, Andrew Glynn a écrit :
I /suspect/ that a (mostly repressed) underlying sense that a reliable,
inexpensive platform, if popular, would have been more detrimental to
IBM than to its smaller competitors. The same goes for the VisualAge
family -> Smalltalk (sold
Andrew,
I worked with OS/2 in the early 90s and really liked it; I adopted it for my
personal use as well. I really enjoyed reading the details you provided earlier.
I have a hypothesis that when IBM tried to sell OS/2 (Warp) via a retail
channel that it "hurt". A company whose DNA was channe
Hi - does Iceberg work on a 64bit image yet? I’ve not tried in a while, and was
surprised when I went to get a new image via the command line that I am getting
the error: LGit_GIT_ERROR: Invalid version 0 on git_remote_callbacks
I can see a post by Alistair in Jun asking about this, and it seems
Thank you. I will see if I can get to it today or tomorrow.
Andrew
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On S
I know, I still use it, along with VA Java and VA C++ (the COBOL I can live
without, tbh).
I use them largely for prototyping, and when I need to do weird things like
creating micro VM’s with cross VM client/server software in order to create
enough traffic to test things like monitoring virt
Engineers don’t innovate often in core technologies, because they’re careful.
Of course that also means they generally make terrible marketers 😊.
They also don’t generally compete, which is part of the problem in this
industry. The semiconductor industry, for instance, provides money to an
Hi Dimitris,
you have pointed out some good thoughts.
However, for me any technical thing can have two aspects:
- solve a problem, provide a product which has value (for get things done)
- take the concepts (of applied technics and computer science forward)
For me, both things are important. Ex
all people like popular choices, including engineers.
Engineers may be more careful but they are not known exactly for their
talent to innovate.
We are pact animals, we are social animals.
This is far from a coding problem, its pretty much coded right inside our
DNA, not just for us but also for
On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 7:59 PM, Andrew Glynn wrote:
> Your history is accurate, but there’s a few things I’d like to add, due
> to having been employed by IBM at exactly that period working specifically
> on VisualAge, not only for Smalltalk, but for Java, C++ and Cobol as well.
> (my NDA’s fin
Am 06.11.2017 um 09:36 schrieb Andrew Glynn:
> They did just release 5.0 in June, lol.
>
VisualAge Smalltalk 6.01 for OS/2 is still running without any problems ...
Marten
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Marten Feldtmann
They did just release 5.0 in June, lol.
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A tiny example why OS/2 was great:
Btw, I think we gained pace when JS took over the front end, but lost
visibility. Nothing is slower than coding a client/server app with the front
end in JS. The ‘rise’ of JS is a side effect of the fact that the web was
designed, built and continues to be built by ‘coders’ who don’t know enoug
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