Tehnix

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by Tehnix 11y ago
This has little to do with Haskell as a language, and more to do with this specific tool. Your argument is a little like saying about paying for an editor "For example, VIM can do the same thing, too, or even better...". What you
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Yeah, that one stuck to me as well. I don't know if they mean anything specific with "network connections" here, cause I see a lot of apps that talk to the outside world on the MAS.
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I actually use media control keys very often when playing music on my laptop, much much quicker than going into an app first. I actually like the how OS X by default uses the fn functionality, and you press fn to access f1, f2 etc.. Except
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Isn't it about summer and winter time? I'm pretty sure you're still in the same timezone in those cases. That said, I don't see the reason for this PEP. You should only store a value in the DB that doesn't change li
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by Tehnix 11y ago
You would probably need a good overview of the technologies in use. I can very much recommend the book "From GSM to LTE"[0]. It goes through all the networks back from GSM and up to LTE, which are needed, since all are in fact sti
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Super cool project! Will definitely see if I can't get something set up at home with this. I actually recently did my own framework, in connection with my bachelor thesis on IoT and (a little bit) mobile networks, that focused a bit on
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by Tehnix 11y ago
In Denmark I rarely, if ever, see water fountains. If I saw one, I would never drink from it. For me, personally, it's a sanitary issue. There also seems to be studies that link them with pathogens and bacteria, wikipedia links to some
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by Tehnix 11y ago
For some reson I haven't been able to get it to another resolution than 1024x768. Anyone else having luck on this? Else I would say that it runs super well! The input lat is ~15ms, ping is ~30ms and display lat is ~30ms, reported from
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Sure, some are, but I would very much say that the majority aren't ! Almost all the FP advocates I know of (although I only follow Haskell) are quite aware of both the mind change and that practicality can matter a great deal, and w
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Generally it is unpleasant dealing with unpleasant people. Sometimes though, if a question has been asked many times or if people end up talking past each other, hostility can arise and the ones answering can start becoming a bit snarky. I
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I feel sorry for the Greek people, but I personally favour throwing them out of the Eurozone if they default on the debt. It will be a very dangerous signal to send that you can borrow money, and not pay it back without any retribution. Thi
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by Tehnix 11y ago
This is actually the reason that I prefer changing jobs instead of asking for a raise. Asking for a raise puts me in a position where I have to perform extra to be "worthy" of that raise, while it might have been that my initial s
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by Tehnix 11y ago
In the rare cases I would ever downvote something, this would be the case. This is just complete snark, that misunderstands the general thesis of the article (intentionally?). Having a core language writer on your team by no means implies t
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by Tehnix 11y ago
TextMate 2 actually tried to solve the stagnation problem by open-sourcing. It has worked quite well and updates became much more frequent. Still though, it doesn't feel as easy to extend as Atom or VIM.
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Unfortunately, the paid version does not get rid of this. It's quite annoying actually, I even had one of my friends ask "Why are you sending me a Dropbox signup link?"...
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by Tehnix 11y ago
It is really great to see all the work being done focusing on deployment of Haskell applications. With stackage for a curated package list, and now stack for a better build tool a lot of things are coming together. FPComplete is really doin
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Aren't they on github? https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew
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by Tehnix 11y ago
On the other hand, I would very much like to be able to see what I have in my refrigerator without physically checking it. It doesn't have to automatically order things, it could just generate a shopping list, based on preferences.
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I haven't read the article, since the page fails for some reason (getting a contact support message). Despite that, I'm personally quite excited about IoT. It doesn't just have huge potential in bigger manufactoring processes
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I tried this out briefly while working on a VHDL project some time ago. I absolutely love how quick it is to run and test your code, compared to the toolings for VHDL. Also, Haskell's terse syntax is very much a plus! :)
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by Tehnix 11y ago
I have not experienced this in the slightest. In fact, my OS X (always on the latest, and am now on 10.10.4) is completely stable. There might be an app or two crashing now and then, but that's not on OS X's shoulders, rather the
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by Tehnix 11y ago
Disabling transparency will most likely help tremendously on the CPU load. In System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Display -> Uncheck "Reduce transparency".
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by Tehnix 12y ago
While many seem to immediately yell out that the PRC did it, conversely a hacker could just intend to make it seem like PRC was responsible by diverting the attention away from themselves and there to... I simply just don't feel like P
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by Tehnix 12y ago
I see a lot of people hating much on the one port. Arguably, I wouldn't have minded just one on each side, but to be honest, I operate all most all of my connected things wirelessly. Bluetooth mouse, bluetooth keyboard, wifi sync of iO
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by Tehnix 12y ago
Right click in your home folder -> Show View Options -> Show Library Folder. That said, I preferred that they never removed it, but for the common user, they wont ever need it. To get to it, you can also hold down Option when pressing
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by Tehnix 12y ago
Quite common approach in Europe, I think? At least in Denmark it's the same, dirt cheap and all the data you need.
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by Tehnix 12y ago
At university I move around a lot, and often there isn't a power plug because tables are out in the middle of rooms or something. I could try and sit next to a wall or something, but why bother when battery isn't a concern.
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by Tehnix 12y ago
Does anyone know how the graphs were drawn?
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by Tehnix 12y ago
The pickyness about jobs doesn't exactly scream junior dev either. Most I know would be glad to just get a job, and then after they've got some experience on their CV, they can be picky.
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by Tehnix 12y ago
The author should really consider some proper way of displaying code, instead of a textbox. Also, for some reason, on safari the code is in one line, while on chrome it's in multiple lines, like it should be.

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