Cacti

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by Cacti 13y ago
I can't stop laughing. To say that it is merely extremely accurate would be a travesty of the english language. lol, fuck. I remember every goddamned thing on that page. The dude coding in the lower right was a nice touch. Haven't
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by Cacti 13y ago
I remember using images that looked almost identical to <HR> in place of an actual <HR> tag. Plus the million variations (you didn't have a real site until you have a <HR> image that matched your theme). I remember th
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by Cacti 13y ago
It was a joke related to everyone falling over themselves now for distributed anything in the way that everyone fell themselves for anything dynamic back in the day.
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by Cacti 13y ago
I don't even want to click on this.
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by Cacti 13y ago
There are a couple links below but http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org4beginners.html is also pretty good.
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by Cacti 13y ago
Combined with dropbox or some other remote storage and sync tool across multiple devices, this works wonders. There is an org-mode app for mobile devices as well. Of course people who dislike emacs might have a problem but it's quite h
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by Cacti 13y ago
Do you have any links handy for researching how to set up or rent/buy from a vendor such a solution?
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by Cacti 13y ago
If you slept "a few hours per month" you'd be dead.
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by Cacti 13y ago
You're right. It still sucks though. :) AFAIK you can do OpenCL on OSX with Unity, you just don't have the typical Unity integration so you'd have to handle all the details yourself. It's on my list of things to try out
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by Cacti 13y ago
Personally I haven't had a problem using Git. I also haven't done that in a heavy team environment but I've heard good things in general since 3.0ish. There are a couple things to be aware of regarding how you set up your .gi
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by Cacti 13y ago
Never used Clojure but Boo has pretty good support for this, including an interpreter and repl hook. The compiler and parsing pipeline is exposed, there is an interpreter built-in, you can hook into the assemblies, etc. I have a console in
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by Cacti 13y ago
No idea. I'd hope so... learning it for me was a bit of a pain as all the relevant facts are split across the manual, the reference manual, the scripting manual, the forums, and answers website, some random websites, the google groups,
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by Cacti 13y ago
They are pretty git friendly. There's instructions floating around for how to do it but it basically works as you'd expect once you get your .gitignore file set up properly. The Editor loads assemblies dynamically as well so you c
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by Cacti 13y ago
Agreed. It's starting to become a bit of an issue, particularly, like you said, with third party libraries. It's one thing if you're a major version behind (unfortunate, but manageable), but 2.0 was 5 years ago. That's n
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by Cacti 13y ago
Source: me. I don't work for Unity. Software engineer and use Unity for a lot of 'traditional development'. You'd be surprised... there isn't a ton of documentation about it, but most of the engine is pretty well ex
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by Cacti 13y ago
Chaitin is cool, too.
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by Cacti 14y ago
and all this time I thought "shat" was being polite
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by Cacti 14y ago
It's speed in general, not just boot speed.
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by Cacti 14y ago
No. Whether something is classified or not has nothing to do with who has read it or whether its common knowledge or leaked or not. Classified is classified until its officially declassified, period.
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by Cacti 14y ago
Sounds more like you screwed up at least 8 businesses....
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by Cacti 14y ago
My favorite sleep anecdote is that if you take some rats and force them to not sleep (put them on a treadmill and wire them up to some electrodes that will start the treadmill up and keep them awake whenever they start to doze) the rats wil
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by Cacti 14y ago
Well, that's true, but Bushnell is really the focus of the article, and he says something that is spot-on: "The basics: Make work fun; weed out the naysayers; celebrate failure, and then learn from it; allow employees to take short naps dur
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by Cacti 14y ago
There's a term for it that I forget right now... morning sleep maybe? Second sleep? Whether you call that time when you're awake "work" or not is irrelevant---I just meant that you're up doing something, even if its just reading or thinking
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by Cacti 14y ago
LSD or psilocybin cubensis works pretty well...
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by Cacti 14y ago
It's common sense that 8 straight hours per day is not ideal in general, nevermind for everyone. If you check out your sleep rhythms (and with exercise and without stimulants like alcohol, coffee, nicotine, etc.) the ideal is usually someth
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by Cacti 14y ago
Um. Mono supports just about everything these days: http://www.mono-project.com/Compatibility There is a reason why people are using it to simultaneously develop for Win, OSX, Linux, Android, iOS, XBOX, Wii, etc....
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by Cacti 14y ago
ST2's plugin interface and Emacs's interpreter are about a similar as Excel is to R, or an Accord is to an F1 car. ST2's plugin interface may be nice and sufficient for most "normal" tasks, but there plenty of things you simply cannot do.
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by Cacti 14y ago
Try thinking quicker.
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by Cacti 14y ago
No emacs or vim? Ouch...
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by Cacti 14y ago
Geez... why would this have anything to do with "engineers"? Engineers are not some special creature.

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