Serow225

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   by Serow225 13y ago

   I've talked to the CrashPlan folks recently, and they have been working on native clients for a while now. They wouldn't tell me a release date of course, but it's in the works :)
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   Purple.com, since 1994(purple.com)

   6 points by Serow225 13y ago|2 comments
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   Interesting! I've always been able to read pretty darn quickly, but I've never played with RSVP before. I gave spreeder a try and found that with a chunk size of three words, 2000wpm is surprisingly comfortable and 2500wpm is pus
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   Very neat. Making the screenshot animated might give an even better idea of how it works and make the page a little more dynamic/involving. Do you have any plans to have it analyze the trace(s) and give the user suggestions on what to
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   Very nice! I see you've got Simulink, but you could consider adding the associated state machine editor Stateflow: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stateflow
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   Having worked in the flight test industry in a 'prior work life', nothing that this article describes sounds especially interesting or novel. I think what happened is that when the planes started getting technologically intense an
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   It would be cool if someone created the inverse of this, where you could input a signal (audio) and have it show the fft decomposition circles moving around in real time :)
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   Maybe they can/will be making the jack on the drive a unique standard color?
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   by Serow225 13y ago

   This should be sent to everyone designing a database for anything more than a quick prototype. I agree completely with your lifecycle :)
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    As a thought experiment, what would happen if the GC was removed altogether? What consequences would that have (good and bad)?
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    kickspy.com is what you are looking for, and as a bonus the dev seems responsive to feedback :)
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    This needs to be done.
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    I went through a number of Windows backup solutions to find one that worked for my Dad, and in the end the one that we were the most happy with was Genie Timeline. It works quite similar to Time Machine on OSX, and includes both system rest
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    My experiences would tend to agree with you; I worked at The MathWorks (makers of MATLAB) for a while, and I was a little surprised when I noticed that the hard-core devs who developed the guts of the language (parsers, JIT, data structures
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    This looks awesome, I'm forwarding it to my mother who has Crohn's! Thanks :)
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Thanks for the reply & good luck!
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Neat. A couple thoughts: 1) it took me some time to figure out that I could scroll a given column when the mouse is over it... Also when the mouse is over a non-column area (background on far right/left) it would be useful if scrolling
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    One advantage I've found of this approach is that the graphical overview of the wiring makes spotting architectural 'code smells' easier, which makes it easier to refactor as you go instead of realizing the poor structure far
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    In a similar vein to LabVIEW, I've used MathWorks' Simulink and its Stateflow FSM environment quite a bit over the years and I've found that the most effective way to use it is to have your functions written in standard textu
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Would it be hard to support both syntaxes?
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    How would they not? They're little Faraday cages, and as far as I've heard even Apple has not found a way to violate the laws of electromagnetics ;)
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    What about services providing public API functions like: getWarrantCurrentStatus(custID) // "No"/"No Comment"/"Yes" getWarrantLastChangeDateTime(custID) getWarrantPreviousStatus(custID) getW
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Thanks, I didn't even know there was such as thing as P-IMAP. So I guess it's up to Apple to add support for this to the Mail app huh?
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    That's a great decision on their part. However I really hope they reconsider the removal of ActiveSync support aka Google Sync. Totally anecdotal, but my wife is not a fan of the official Gmail iOS client which is their current solution for
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Agreed, my wording was poor - see reply below by aceberry for what I was trying to get at.
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Thanks, that's what I was thinking of.
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    This could be a naive question, but would it be possible to allow the site to choose their public key text? That way they could choose 'newyorkerstrongbox' or similar.
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    I'm pretty much ignorant about Tor, but I'm curious why the .onion strongbox address they give is a string of random characters, instead of something recognizable/memorable?
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    I've had good luck by just emailing support@github.com; they told me that this is their preferred way to submit suggestions/feature requests.
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    by Serow225 13y ago

    Left to right would definitely help!