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LaFolle
10y ago
Talking of commit message styling, Antirez (of Redis fame) also has a say. http://antirez.com/news/90
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11y ago
Yeah, thanks for pointing that out. It triggered curiosity on Music in North Korea. Ain't surprised the way article starts: "Music of North Korea is heavily influenced by the political situation in the country." https:/
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11y ago
In metro, no one (if not many) is carrying cell phones! That is (just one of) something our eyes are not used to. (In Singapore, nearly every one in metro is hooked to their phones) This is too much: "North Korea doesn’t use the tradit
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11y ago
Even, github.com is partially dangerous. "Dangerous websites have been sending visitors to this website, including: github.com/mgp25, github.com/racaljk, and github.com/100pcrack"
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11y ago
"The problem was always with setting them up on new machine and update it when I need to."
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11y ago
For Golang, its pretty much in std lib: https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/pprof/
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11y ago
Thanks for the link. You can see robots being used to clear off debris here: https://youtu.be/ezohqY-vg4s?t=57m43s
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11y ago
I see. Quote from wikipedia: "Equipment assembled included remote-controlled bulldozers and robot-carts that could detect radioactivity and carry hot debris. Valery Legasov (first deputy director of the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic En
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11y ago
A great use case for drones to fly in and take photographs. A quick Google search shows it already has been done => https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra7YbBvbRYQ Had drones existed in 1986 and deployed to take close photog
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11y ago
Direct link to DiRT => http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2371516 I remember my founder (ex Googler) telling us about fault injection at Google. We were pretty amazed by the idea. Thanks for the link @nostrademons.
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11y ago
Agree. Virtually there are many people whom you can look up to, Linus Torvalds, Brian Kernighan so on and so forth, but having a mentor with whom you can talk face to face is something I really cherish. This post is like that mentor tellin
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11y ago
This is superb awesome!!! In future, it will be interesting to see AlphaGo playing against itself!
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11y ago
Nice. Never heard of it. Its always great to know how technology was perceived in 90s and what we have evolved into. PS: while searching for "the trigger effect burke" in Google, stumbled upon http://www.dominoprinciple
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“Page not found” page of Financial Times
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11y ago
Docker image for IPFS implemented in Golang is present here: https://hub.docker.com/r/jbenet/go-ipfs/ . Haven't tried though.
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11y ago
In accidents involving self driving, it could be easier to go to the root cause of accident, as these cars shall have lots of data for that incident and environment (like a black box).
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11y ago
ngrok's ability to replay requests is something you can't accomplish with this. (Probably one of many other features)
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11y ago
Its more than an hour and still down!
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11y ago
Nice idea. But it would have been great if there could have been a trial/free version. I would like to test the service so that I understand what exactly it is about. Watching a video and reading text does not help much until you try i
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11y ago
You missed the idea here. Its not about AJAX loading. Its about how the content is served to the client without server storing the data to be served (content). You should spend more time on shared link to glean the beauty of this.
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11y ago
Beautiful Idea! So, when I load the page how is it decided that which client should serve me the content?
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11y ago
Great going. This will also help other novice Go programmers learning the language, at the same time getting a sense of how to implement their own Unix commands.
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12y ago
Giving competition to Wolfram Alpha. Very interesting.
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12y ago
Article says, "On April 23, 2003, Tarpenning bought the domain name Teslamotors.com", but whois creation date shows 2003-04-03. Is that possible?
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12y ago
Great Idea! A small glitch? Some points outside the right border don't load any image, though it still shows "Pointer located. Pointing...". Anybody else going through same problem, or am I the only one. Thanks for the fun :)
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12y ago
Hi throwaway022009, your story reminds me of Steven Wilson's concept and inspiration for his new album: http://youtu.be/49HxZ8yVpqk?t=51s Hope he is happy where ever he is.
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12y ago
Generally what i have seen is that people get depressed because of some painful event which happened in their lives. Like, you get depressed when your partner leaves you, or you're fired from a job or death of a loved one. So, i haven&
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12y ago
I doubt that. If there is no reason, it can't be cured. But there are cases of depression being cured, so there has to be a reason for depression.
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12y ago
Really sad for his family and friends. But, what could be the reason for his depression?