FraaJad

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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   swalpa uppinakayi haakappa.
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   I like this approach to package mgmt. https://github.com/overtone/emacs-live Even though it is "manual", i prefer stability of my programming environment over the ability to install packages "quickly&quo
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   If i could guess, it might be due to Zotonic's good i18n story.
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   for a guy who has lived in India the use of word "Clan" to describe South Bay residing Indians is ..mm.. weird.. Do Indians like to be around other Indians? Yes. Do Indians like be be around people from their state/linguist
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   The book is free for download at http://graphdatabases.com/
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   Considering that CouchDB was built to do multi master replication, it's just a matter of adding more servers and setting up automatic replication. Also, is the current setup using any kind of front end caching like Varnish?
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   You have to look at the utility bill of a commercial building. Demand charges are right there in the bill. Even if you cross preset limit once during the year, you will be pushed to a higher slab, and your base rates will go up. /sourc
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   this is the exact reason i'm moving away from markdown as my principle note taking tool towards restructuredText.
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   by FraaJad 13y ago

   I have used http://printme1.com/ for compiled PDF notes/papers (mostly because Lulu.com complains about mismatching page sizes). I use Lulu for free/CC licensed books that are a single PDF file.
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    > SQL parser is very finnicky In what way is it finicky ?
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    REAL computer scientists do not use CSS. Bonus points if they use FONT tags (in caps of course!).
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    I believe someone posted a link to Speedata tool which uses LuaTeX. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6273668
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    Well... Jim Hefferon wrote this fairly popular textbook on linear algebra for one... http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/
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    The story behind football's innovative yellow first down line(sportsillustrated.cnn.com)

    4 points by FraaJad 13y ago|0 comments
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    I love the /r/nfl (American Football) subreddit. It is one of the better moderated and informative subreddits if you are into American football. Almost all my knowledge of Am.Football can be sourced to that subreddit.
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    Could you please paste this under "Table of Contents" of the book page? That would help people decide.
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    Many people have posted the combined PDF on this thread. However, there is no way to economically print this PDF for self use. Lulu puts the limit at 740 pages and this book weighs in at 790+ pages. Does anyone know of a cheap online printe
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    because i don't care for errors on `random(x)/2` occasions.
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    Yup. In the South Indian language Tulu, "ma" root word (ie., Amme) is used to refer to the father and the "pa" for mother (ie.,Appe). Also, mama = Uncle in many Indian languages (both Dravidian and Indo-European).
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    but have you seen his website? uses frames, comic-sans and talks about COBOL. Obviously, NOT COOL. /s
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    eh.. Mitsuhiko is known to have good eye for design. see his Flask website etc.,
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    by FraaJad 13y ago

    Narayana Hrudayalaya has some of the best post-operation recovery numbers comparable or better than your first world hospitals. > The hospital enjoys a high success rate - an average 1.4% mortality rate within 30 days of coronary artery
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    In the decreasing order of priority * twitter * github * google * ... many many galaxies later. * facebook.
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    MongoDB, ahead of the curve since 2007.
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    April fools prank by MongoDB developers: Create short field names(blog.mongodb.org)

    7 points by FraaJad 14y ago|4 comments
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    How do you backup the CSS files that you create? The github pages says localstorage. Is there an easy way to extract CSS and put it in a directory, say in git repo for backup and version control?
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    Django running on Python 3.3
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    If you think that all developers of $NATIONALITY use version control, I have a bridge to sell you.
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    The grand-daddy of bash based static site generators: http://nanoblogger.sourceforge.net Example use: http://www.cs.uni.edu/~wallingf/blog/ (9 years) Incidentally, the creator of nb announced that he is postponing the development of nb
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    by FraaJad 14y ago

    how does one enable webcam for this to work?