Pmjv moment

+1 ai tools are fine if you already know what you want to write and it speeds up the process of coding. But when ai tools are writing code you don’t understand, you cannot verify that any of the code is actually correct and doesn’t introduce bugs. Ditto for copy-pasting.

I wouldn’t want to sully my repo with something as useful as a gitignore.

My code is so bad good, GitHub thinks I’ve uploaded an API key.

Ah! the classic “Turn it off and on again (but for real this time)”. Works every time.

xD true

Love it but I can’t get over the gap between the debian logo and rainbow

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Can’t you just build from source of you want it? Like kde has pretty good docs for this.

Did you just … license a comment?

Oh man that’s the same as me! I’ve been having all sorts of issues with reliability with mine so I was curious if it was different generations. I guess I’m unlucky?

What generation of framework do you have?

I don’t know if I can recommend framework. I’ve been having lots of reliability issues with their hardware.

I had massive issues a few months in. Lots of weird issues such as SSD randomly disconnects, screen flicker & system crashes, and issues with powering on after leaving the laptop overnight.

Been emailing back and forth with them since October trying out different fixes. All this time I haven’t really been able to use my laptop reliably. It should be getting sorted eventually. Their warrenty is pretty good and they finally agreed to replace the whole thing.

The laptop was nice. The modular ports was kinda cool because you can choose your io. The nice part was being able to open the laptop and upgrade parts without voiding warrenty. I think this is hardware issues rather than linux compatibility issues.

Maybe a Thinkpad would be more reliable for uni work

Such a shame they only research cs and teach new cs students.

Source?

I’ve tried nix and its just not it. Its got cool ideas tho!

Its the mathematical term for estimation and constructing new data from existing data. In the context of what you are doing, it’s resizing images.

You are doing something called linear interpolation. This works great for shrinking an image. However, have you considered what happens when your ASCII resolution is greater than your image resolution? This is where bilinear and bicubic interpolation come in.

These algorithms are cool but are also massive overkill for your average use case. They only make a different in a very niche use case (when your ASCII resolution is greater than your image, such as pixelart)

Great code! Very cool

Very cool! Did you consider any other interpolation algorithms?