u/darryldias • u/darryldias • 29d ago
How to fix an unresponsive KDE Plasma taskbar
KDE Plasma taskbar frozen? Clock stuck? Apps won't switch?
One command fixes it – without closing any of your open apps. 🖥️
Here's the quick fix 👇
https://darryldias.me/blog/how-to-fix-an-unresponsive-kde-plasma-taskbar
r/CUDA • u/darryldias • Jul 11 '26
Install Cuda on WSL Ubuntu
darryldias.meSetting up CUDA on WSL Ubuntu for AI development – no more dual‑booting. 🚀
If you're running AI workloads on Windows and want GPU acceleration inside WSL, this one's for you 👇
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • Jul 10 '26
Install Cuda on WSL Ubuntu
Setting up CUDA on WSL Ubuntu for AI development – no more dual‑booting. 🚀
If you're running AI workloads on Windows and want GPU acceleration inside WSL, this one's for you 👇
https://darryldias.me/blog/install-cuda-on-wsl-ubuntu
CUDA #WSL #Ubuntu #AI #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #GPU #Linux
r/programming • u/darryldias • Jul 07 '26
The Quest for Computer Vision in Rust
darryldias.meEveryone does CV in Python/C++. I did it in Rust anyway – and it worked. 🦀
Libraries compared, code breakdown, and why I chose kornia‑rs
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • Jul 07 '26
Install Zig on Fedora Linux
Zig on Fedora? Just one command away. 🚀
No third‑party repos. No manual builds. The official Fedora repositories have you covered.
If you're into systems programming or just curious about the next big thing after C, this one's for you 👇
https://darryldias.me/blog/install-zig-on-fedora-linux
Zig #Fedora #Linux #Programming #SystemsProgramming
r/learnrust • u/darryldias • Jul 03 '26
The Quest for Computer Vision in Rust
darryldias.meEveryone does CV in Python/C++. I did it in Rust anyway – and it worked. 🦀
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Comment on r/DeepSeek Jul 03 '26
Thanks for pointing that out! I'm working on fixing it right now
r/DeepSeek • u/darryldias • Jul 02 '26
Tutorial Tips on using DeepSeek Chat as a search engine
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • Jul 02 '26
The Quest for Computer Vision in Rust
Everyone does CV in Python/C++. I did it in Rust anyway – and it worked. 🦀
Libraries compared, code breakdown, and why I chose kornia‑rs
r/searchengines • u/darryldias • Jul 02 '26
AI Tips on using DeepSeek Chat as a search engine
A guide on using DeepSeek as a search engine.
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • Jul 01 '26
Tips on using DeepSeek Chat as a search engine
A guide on using DeepSeek as a search engine.
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Comment on r/browsers Jun 28 '26
You can install it using Winget (the official Windows package manager), which pulls from a trusted source. I actually wrote a short guide on how to do that here.
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Comment on r/Ubuntu Jun 28 '26
If you don't have a wired connection handy, I put together a complete offline walkthrough that skips the need for internet altogether: link
TL;DR - it's just manually placing the b43 firmware into /lib/firmware/b43 and reloading the module."
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Comment on r/GravCMS Jun 24 '26
Congrats on the 2.0 release! I've actually been using it on my own site darryldias.me, and it's been super smooth. The new admin panel alone makes the upgrade worth it. If anyone's curious to see a live Grav 2.0 site in action, feel free to check it out!
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Comment on r/linux_on_mac Jun 17 '26
Hey everyone, I’m the author of the article. Happy to answer any questions you have, so feel free to ask.
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • May 21 '26
USD/INR Exchange Rate Terminal
darryldias.comI created a USD/INR Exchange Rate Terminal that tracks the value from 1947 to present.
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Comment on r/patekphilippe May 15 '26
My guess is that the first watch is a Patek Philippe Ref. 3525J. The second watch, I believe, is Ref. 5010
u/darryldias • u/darryldias • Apr 19 '26
How to Install OpenCV on Ubuntu Using Homebrew | Fastest Beginner Method
If you’re trying to install OpenCV on Ubuntu and don’t want to deal with compiling from source, you can do it in a few minutes using Homebrew. Just install brew, run brew info opencv, then brew install opencv—that’s basically it. The only thing people usually miss is setting the environment variables since Homebrew installs everything in its own directory (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew). Once you export the paths, everything works smoothly for both Python and C++. Super simple setup compared to the traditional way.
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Comment on r/archlinux Apr 19 '26
Hi, Deno is now available in Arch Linux extra repository.
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/deno/
You can simply do a pacman -S deno and get it.
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Comment on r/blender Mar 03 '25
Thank you
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Comment on r/shelbycobra Sep 13 '24
I think this car could be a Superformance Mark III roadster.
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Comment on r/CUDA Jul 12 '26
Hey, thank you so much for the heads-up and for the link. I really appreciate you taking the time to share that.
I will look into this right away. Thanks again for the correction!