BozeWolf

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by BozeWolf 8y ago
Yes i do exactly the same thing!
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by BozeWolf 8y ago
I read this a lot, but I do not agree. Worked on quite large (and busy) websites, did not experienced problems with exactly that. And if the project really is that large, perhaps it is time to split things up? (I intentionally avoid the ter
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by BozeWolf 8y ago
Waiting behind defensive players wont work in soccer/football... Those players are offside. This means they are not allowed to receive the ball from a team member.
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by BozeWolf 8y ago
Many reasons, full text indexing is a good one for example. Although mysql claims to have support for it, it is not as far as postgres is (with tsvector). It has many more extensions. It depends on what frameworks you use, but django is mos
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by BozeWolf 8y ago
There is absolutely no proof flux or night mode works. Night mode is not a substitute for less screen time.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
I still use midnight commander every now and then. It is terminal based though. It is open source, feature packed and works cross platform.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Not working anymore... thanks in advance for fixing.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Can’t you just install a more up to date compiler with brew? I don’t know if signing binaries works though.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Dont go with two dishwashers! Thought of this too. You need three. Seriously. You need one extra. Having two only works in theorical or lab situations. 1 for clean dishes 1 for dirty dishes 1 for “overflow” of dirty or clean dishes you will
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
I sort of was hoping for a big bang. Am I the only one? Landing these things will become the standard. mmillion dollar fireworks will not. Anyways, still very impressed.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
This is crypto logic. In 'real' stocks this will be called a collapse for today or at least an extremely wild ride. I wonder how much technical analysis can be done to predict this. Just HODL!
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
You have no idea unless you try it. It is different. for example this network device is meant to make a network between all your iot devices, or over a cross provider cloud infrastructure. It does not route all tradfic through a vpn server.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Instead of being a VPN it is a virtual network device. It creates a private virtual ipv6 network. It acts like being on a local network, so all devices inside that network are visible. Software defined networking and all that. Quite impress
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Alt-U or option-U
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Or they miss the point when overthinking the whole code for the program/website. Get it done. Start finding customers. The worst code I worked with was at travel agency startup and they are REALLY successful now. It was REALLY REALLY b
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Agree! Most of us techies think tech is more important than sales. We also loathe bad design decisions. But your customers (in most cases) don't care! But I always wonder exactly "what" is easier with mongo or another NoSQL d
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
You probably need a faster CPU ;-) No problem with cpu usage here though, but I do have uBlock origin installed. AnandTech can be a nice site to visit every now and then!
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Pycharms 2017 debugger (pydev), is much faster now. You meed to use python 3.6 though. The debugger window suggests to install some bindings. If you do that the debugger runs much much faster.
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Quick google: Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Many comments here mostly mention software. But there are some interesting exceptions. Check Surgeon for example, who likes to use his custom controllers with Ableton. You actually can see him r
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
Just open an ask hn for it;-) I will vote it up!
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by BozeWolf 9y ago
And after moving to linux start an "Ask HN" topic "what tools can replace macos tools on linux". Your comment would be: "not having all the tools available is a symptom of using linux as a desktop os".
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
Yes but arch is not a serious production/server os. Although some of you may do it. Most servers/business run on (not the latest) redhat/suse/debian/ubuntu and derivates. They dont have kernel versions that recent.
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
Missed that too, so i installed an app "metamove". Sort of works fine!
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
LSD happens to be really really cheap! Like €4,- so microdosing is probably cheaper than smoking. They say it also lasts for many hours. The rest of your points are still valid though :)
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
It is already in the comments at the site of the article. To quote "Will": "On the bright side it is possible to implement a pretty elegant solution to this particular problem"
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
Who got it from the French, like many words in Dutch :)
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
ah well, it was just a geeky way to say etc etc etc.... no python3 stuff intended to be used there. Sorry :) This one then, althoug it sort of works in python 2 as well.. ", ".join(['ètç']* 1000)
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
There are a lot of reasons to upgrade! There is so much more useful stuff in python 3! Even if you think you would not use those features, other libraries you may use might benefit a lot from it. A few features: async/await, lists (a
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
If you keep up with releases it usually is quite alright. Switching LTS versions causes a lot of drama indeed. But that is to be expected.
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by BozeWolf 10y ago
Looks fragile to me. Cheap disk brakes. Hand brakes. Gears? Expensive tires (why mountainbike style tires on a normal road?) I bet my €50 franken bike lasts longer. Its an (i guess) ~20 year old ugly bike with rear brake. But most important

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