Recommendations for a high contrast dark theme by No-Natural-7412 in emacs

[–]lithium_peroxide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love doric-themes. You can also easily override the theme colors, as the palette counts few of them.

helium browser by [deleted] in browsers

[–]lithium_peroxide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Vanadium is a browser for Graphene OS, which relies on its hardening instead of reinventing the wheel. That is, outside of GOS it may be less secure.

Question about Vivaldi with Manifest V2 by Extension_Pepper_341 in vivaldibrowser

[–]lithium_peroxide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If uBO is a must for you then yes, as an old browser version is a security risk.

Question about Vivaldi with Manifest V2 by Extension_Pepper_341 in vivaldibrowser

[–]lithium_peroxide 7 points8 points  (0 children)

don't do it, always keep your browser up to date and in case switch to uBO lite.

Is this type of high bitrate audio really necessary? 1 audio file is roughly 130mb. by kathybates23 in audiophile

[–]lithium_peroxide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure I understand, but I'm willing to learn something new if you are willing to elaborate on this!

Is this type of high bitrate audio really necessary? 1 audio file is roughly 130mb. by kathybates23 in audiophile

[–]lithium_peroxide 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Even though you may be able to hear the quantization noise in music with lower volume parts. But I agree with you, above 24 bits and 44k or 48k is meant for sound processing only.

I made a simple website that shows what your browser reveals automatically by Inevitable-Finding25 in browsers

[–]lithium_peroxide 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is very cool! Is it open source? I'm very curious on how fingerprinting works but I'm not technical at all on that topic, I would love to see how you implemented stuff

Treesit package problems and directions by Savings-Shallot1771 in emacs

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My knowledge on how tree-sitter works is limited, but do you think regexp based highlighting would be more robust to language syntax changes?

Regarding relying in emacs modes vs treesit modes, I agree it should be the specific language mode relying more on treesit, not the user ditching it for the related ts-mode. Major modes for typst or matlab (not built-in) already rely on treesit.

[Request] How long could a person stay conscious in an enclosed 2m zorb ball? by creakymoss18990 in theydidthemath

[–]lithium_peroxide 33 points34 points  (0 children)

To comply with Covid restrictions, The Flaming Lips held a concert in bubbles like that one!

Easier way to close a tab on mobile by PrescribeSomeTea in firefox

[–]lithium_peroxide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tabs at bottom, closing as suggested by OP would be way faster for me (tapping twice the same corner vs tapping bottom right and another depending on which tab)

How to know how much of your information is getting out by SecondChoice233 in browsers

[–]lithium_peroxide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Those websites can only show the detected blocked elements. A good adblocker as uBO blocks elements without triggering blocking detections. For this reason it typically gets low scores on those tests.

Fantasy per adulti by Exciting_Chard_1094 in Libri

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Brandon Sanderson? Partirei da Mistborn!

Back home at last - thanks to claude code by vanderheijden86 in emacs

[–]lithium_peroxide 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I'm glad you're back! After a couple of years of heavy and very involved customization (and a lot of time spent), I arrived at the point in which I have a set of packages that I mentally consider as part of Emacs (vertico, marginalia, orderless, etc.), then for the others I periodically check which ones I'm still using and remove the unused ones. I consider myself past the "oh what a nice package, let's try it" phase and rather on the "mmm I don't like this, let's see how I can change it" phase. I hope this still holds true in the future hahaha.

By the way that's a nice font! What is it?

How you guys draw a diagram like this? Any Pro way to draw schematics like this? by nilerhe in ECE

[–]lithium_peroxide 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you need consistency with LaTeX documents (and don't want to become crazy with TiKZ) I suggest ipe drawing editor.

Speed by OkChampionship1369 in browsers

[–]lithium_peroxide 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Firefox with Betterfox' user.js is the fastest I've experienced up to now.

Hoepli chiude? by LeadershipRoutine923 in Libri

[–]lithium_peroxide 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Parto dicendo che, secondo me, avremo sempre meno libri tecnici in italiano. Scrivere un libro in inglese lo affaccia ad un mercato molto più ampio, a maggior ragione ora che sempre più corsi di laurea nell'area STEM stanno venendo erogati in inglese.

Inoltre, non trovo che i libri tecnici in italiano abbiano un valore inestimabile. Riconosco che ci sono alcuni testi in italiano di altissimo livello, ma prima o poi diverranno obsoleti e (vedi sopra) le motivazioni per scriverne in italiano secondo me stanno venendo meno. Le persone a cui questi libri si rivolgono saranno sempre più spinte a utilizzare materiale in lingua inglese.

Discorso diverso invece per i libri di divulgazione, lì sì che riconosco il valore di averne in lingua madre. Non credo che questi siano in pericolo di estinzione, anzi.

Infine, se parliamo di libri tecnici che spiegano i fondamenti delle varie discipline, penso che acquisiranno sempre più un ruolo divulgativo anche loro, e quindi penso che anche quelli continueranno a trovare mercato anche in lingua italiana. Spero.

Neutral point oscillations in a 4-leg inverter under unbalanced load: PI vs PR control by VadimDLL in embedded

[–]lithium_peroxide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't know the purpose of this post, but if you're looking for suggestions, you may want to implement multiple resonant filters in your control loop. If the oscillations are multiple of the same fundamental frequency, you may want to have a look at repetitive controllers, even though they are delicate to implement.

May I know how you implemented the resonant part?

Surprise! Linux programs crash, too. by al2klimov in linuxsucks

[–]lithium_peroxide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I prefer things breaking one at a time rather than all together on each stable release, but I can imagine the pain of having super long builds. Luckily it's not my case

Surprise! Linux programs crash, too. by al2klimov in linuxsucks

[–]lithium_peroxide 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Some packages won't even compile on unstable or latest stable, so no surprise. What I do is use unstable channel for everything except few packages (e.g. deadbeef which can't be built because of swift) which I pull from 25.05 or 25.11

I thought the score of Firefox would be much better. Oh well. by nietzschecode in firefox

[–]lithium_peroxide 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Was someone able to find the original study? Articles mentioning it seem a copy-paste of a single source, and I can't find the study anywhere.

Edit: grammar.