RNCTX

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by RNCTX 6y ago
Indeed. I wonder what the cell phone generation would think of our pulp paper fake Necronomicons from the 1970s? There was also a book of spells at my local library in the very-white very-evangelical suburbs of Little Rock, AR when I was a
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by RNCTX 6y ago
I see from the links that this is probably borrowing a bit from Postgrest? I've just discovered Postgrest in the past few days and along with Postgraphile it seems like all of these projects aimed at "getting back to the database
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by RNCTX 6y ago
There are already successful lower-level tools than Zapier, though. Look at IBM's NodeRed platform, for instance. More importantly, go look at the user-contributed examples and use cases. It runs in all sorts of small custom implemen
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by RNCTX 6y ago
Zuckerberg's failure to graduate and build his enterprise via his former ivy league institution is showing. Most of them have the same perceptions of their workforce: that employees are indentured servants who owe the company their tim
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by RNCTX 6y ago
I remember years ago, when 4:3 CRT monitors were still prevalent, opening up Word at work and turning on every optional menu plus the ridiculous paperclip assistant just to make this joke in a snarky email (before there were snarky Slack me
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by RNCTX 6y ago
We're talking about remote internet-transversing applications. They all have network latency far in excess of any disk technology.
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by RNCTX 6y ago
Samsung warranties them for 5 years. DDR3 was 2007, DDR4 was 2014, DDR5 is supposed to be this year.
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by RNCTX 6y ago
Which begs the question: why is server rental so expensive, but for maintaining artificial scarcity for the sake of a cloud service's bottom line? Cloud computing price is still based around (illegally monopolized and price fixed) mem
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by RNCTX 6y ago
Related posts are the real winners, this one was two down from the one linked: https://twitter.com/aionescu/status/1260466215299973121?s=20
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by RNCTX 6y ago
> Reddit contains massive left and right wing communities But are they really massive? If you take a look at a lot of those "massive" subs you'll find that certain posts from certain accounts always get tens of thousands o
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by RNCTX 6y ago
> we have a ten-person team, we'll get back to you within 5 years?" I'm of the opinion that a company with revenues > 30 billion dollars per quarter could afford to increase the ten person team ten-fold to get the respo
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by RNCTX 8y ago
I worked for one of the first few web based services. West Law was the defacto then (2000/2001). They even sued us and claimed that page numbers used in citations were proprietary information. To answer your question re: its origins
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by RNCTX 8y ago
I'm assuming that as a university library team you're familiar with the Blacklight ecosystem of library search tools? I and a single Rails dev modified the current Blacklight codebase to handle PDFs (and other office docs) with mi
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by RNCTX 8y ago
I'm curious why a fade-to-pink background was thought to be preferable, particularly in terms of reading comprehension.