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by 616c 13y ago
Very cool. I guess I need to invest time in this. Why must people keep producing such cool work and consuming my time. :-)
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by 616c 13y ago
This reminds me of my favorite anecdote in this realm. I had a close friend who, in college studied in the Beltway. He claims he was one of the interns who, at her behest, showed Congressman Clinton how one sleeps with a hooker in the bac
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by 616c 13y ago
Very interesting stuff. What are your thoughts on the I2P darknet, the Syndicate system, and why are they inadequate in your opinion?
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by 616c 13y ago
What a disgusting group of bottom-feeders LinkedIn has become. Question is: if I install this unwittingly and they do something to my email server side later-on (not that they have been accused of other vaguely unethical things) how much
905.
by 616c 13y ago
Very cool. I know some journalist in dangerous parts of the world and this would be a very cool service. Some thoughts: Does it support phone calls? I would think it is cool for when someone is abroad and without data and have periodic
906.
by 616c 13y ago
Wow such great Haskell stuff comin to this site these days. Haskell on IPython? HELL YES. I am definitely taking my Haskell education more seriously this week.
907.
by 616c 13y ago
Personally, I like the inverse: everything is a file in Plan9/Unix/Linux world. Programming is ironically simple, and you pipe around input and output from pipes and files at the ends or in between. Trying doing the same with Wi
908.
by 616c 13y ago
I am not sure about Lightroom, but their entire Adobe File Manager thing was garbage and clogged a lot of computers I used to maintain. I am not sure Lightroom can be any better. The problem is this issue, as he described it, not you, is t
909.
by 616c 13y ago
My issue with this solution and sshuttle was performance is good for web browsing and other basic tasks, but good luck with more complicated higher-bandwidth stuff. That being said I did not use it more than a few days and maybe people have
910.
by 616c 13y ago
For those are interested, I am sure it has been brought up before, the inverse has been brought up before, an in-kernel Scheme for debugging and some more crazy testing, schemix. [0] Unfortunately, the project is long since deprecated. [0]
911.
by 616c 13y ago
I have been perusing Learn You a Haskell but I like this more. Fast and hard indeed. Will read this over tonight.
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by 616c 13y ago
I just want to stop by and say I have looked at CozyCloud before, a few times, really appreciating something like OwnCloud with a code base in something other than PHP. My only disappointment was, a full CozyCloud stack VPS, when I emailed
913.
by 616c 13y ago
Really? I stand corrected. Thanks for pointing that out. At work I often say that is the only thing I will praise Apple for. Now it is back to zero, and I can be the Apple contrarian I yearn to be. :-)
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by 616c 13y ago
Hahaha. You should try it and come back apologize for your ignorance. Installing Linux with all the customized hardware inside, just get an X screen/GUI is non-trivial, even on old Macs. Check out the Bumblebee Project to get an idea
915.
by 616c 13y ago
InfoQ is a pain in the ass, but if you open an account with their crappy site, as mentioned by others, you can download the presentation slides at the least. Not sure if the code mentioned will be clear, or even copy-pasteable. I know thi
916.
by 616c 13y ago
Thank you, Fastmail. This is why I pay for you.
917.
by 616c 13y ago
It is funny I just replied to your comment on the other thread where I brought up Nimrod. It is nice to see Jester, as it is something I would like to play with in the near future as well. Congrats to you and the Nimrod crew for shining in
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by 616c 13y ago
Thank you dom96. I see you often in Nimrod forum posts and with cool code on Github. I look forward to brushing up on documentation and eventually starting to code in Nirmod. You and Araq have some inspired/inspiring conversations i
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by 616c 13y ago
Apple was one of the my first computers; I am familiar with the OS 1 - 9 line. That being said I was a child and I am not too familiar after all these years if they were like it. When dealing with a current Mac, people look at me weird as
920.
by 616c 13y ago
This is very cool, and this is how I have approached my sysadmin and programming work over the years. When I started, I had very little experience, but a willingness to learn. My boss hired me anyway, and it moved from pushing paper to lab
921.
by 616c 13y ago
It's not my first time here. I am well aware hot it works. When I comment I usually prod someone to give me a contrary opinion, and I learn something new from someone for more knowledgeable from me. That is why I keep coming back to
922.
by 616c 13y ago
The text and GUI integration describes exactly why I fell in love with Linux. There is a GUI, but I will be damned if there are things (save some terrible GNOME cruft from personal experience) that cannot be facilitated the terminal comman
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by 616c 13y ago
And hence my point. Coming from the US, and many expats there are from the UK, the amount of stern criticism leads me to believe driver education will continue to be a problem, and they need intersections and more clearly cut rules (read:
924.
by 616c 13y ago
Well, well, a downvote? I guess struck a nerve by asking why alternative languages, the underlying interest of such a blog post, is upsetting. But I am not sure why given the context. I guess I will stop asking about the differences betwe
925.
by 616c 13y ago
Said the same thing about the Middle East. In the Gulf, Indian community is large as well, and they seem to be much more adept at understanding "the rules" than the European and American expats who complain a lot.
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by 616c 13y ago
Qatar made a lot of controversy here quite recently, as part of the crazy World Cup efforts for the next decade or so. Part of those efforts are removing all those roundabouts why? This article can say what it wants about R/As, but t
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by 616c 13y ago
Someone posted something on Nimrod a while back with something totally related [0], and I think it is interesting it keeps getting passed over. I am not a lang expert, but I have become very curious about the multiple alternatives in the s
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by 616c 13y ago
Cool, thanks. I will check it out this evening.
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by 616c 13y ago
It is not clear to me from the committed CoffeeScript how this will work, but is this going to build on top of ejdb project [0] mentioned here a month or so ago? [0] https://github.com/Softmotions/ejdb
930.
by 616c 13y ago
I know it is not quite what you are looking for, but if you looking at that type of cronjob replacement, did you not see a HN link to AirBNB guys talking about their tool Chronos? You might like that. http://nerds.airbnb.com&#x2

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