Toenex

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by Toenex 10y ago
The irony.
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by Toenex 10y ago
I'm not sure what we (bioxydyn) have done constitutes a microservice but we have split different parts of our business logic into separate executables that communicate using HTTP and a central data store. Our product is a data process
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by Toenex 10y ago
Similar here. I use 2 boards, Todo and Objectives. Todo has several lists; Done <Month>, Waiting For, Now, Next & Backlog. Cards moves right to left and each month I archive the done list and create a new one. Things in Waitin
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by Toenex 10y ago
Don't know but interestingly the Pike programming language was developed at Linköping University. Perhaps Rob Pike has gained some kind of demigod status there?
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by Toenex 10y ago
If you are using Logitech Unifying Receivers I've found Solaar [ https://pwr.github.io/Solaar/ ] to be very good.
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by Toenex 10y ago
Get some of either.
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by Toenex 10y ago
I'm a fan of workflowy too. As a vim user I was also very pleased to discover that vimflowy [ https://vimflowy.bitballoon.com/ ] also exists.
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by Toenex 10y ago
Watching my own children go through the education system here in the UK I have noticed how much more of a qualification system it is compared to when I was at school/college in the 1970's & 1980's. Education seems to be
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by Toenex 10y ago
I've always found it interesting to observe how people approach code debugging for a similar reason; can they see, not just look. Quite often people will think they 'know' exactly where the problem resides and fail to find t
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by Toenex 10y ago
Whilst not as well produced as Trello, https://kanboard.net/ is self hostable.
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by Toenex 10y ago
Yes, but the question is do you even need the DRM or is the 'copy hassle' sufficient? You only need one person willing and able to subvert the DRM to make and then distribute an unrestricted version. Individuals don't need
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by Toenex 10y ago
>Moreover, if it works on Firefox/Linux, how can they prevent someone grabbing the video from X and the audio from Alsa? What is the usefulness of DRM in the first place, in this case? This is such an important flaw in all DRM. At
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by Toenex 10y ago
Yes. One day, in the not too distant future people will look back aghast at how we tolerated the number of deaths on our roads.
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by Toenex 10y ago
On my god it's worse. I think this guy is writing the in-flight entertainment system. If this goes down we are all in for very bad flight!
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by Toenex 10y ago
Indeed one way to devalue this information would be to swamp ISP servers with 'fake' data; hide our real activities in the noise. What we need is someone to release a modified versions of Chrome/IE/Firefox that spends a
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by Toenex 10y ago
His books are good too.
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by Toenex 10y ago
> But even if software could do a job of a radiologist, it wouldn't replace one any more than your ekg reading program replaced cardiologists. I don't think the radiologist is going anywhere soon but the role is changing. Radi
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by Toenex 10y ago
Many of the challenges with radiology are historical. Imaging technologies have been treated as a devices for producing images on which measurements can be made, rather than a measurement device from which images are formed. This has lead
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by Toenex 10y ago
You start by making gun calibres metric. Then they either start using the metric system or stop using guns. Win either way.
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by Toenex 10y ago
We could allow everything to be published and then use a continual monitoring approach. After all the limiting resource these days is not paper but reviewers time, so lets distribute that. What is wrong with model like HN uses for open re
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by Toenex 10y ago
And from a couple of days before. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12019205
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by Toenex 10y ago
You are right when you say the signal is BOLD and not flow directly. Flow regulation is a key component though. However, I don't think this negates my point. Oxygenation is being equated with brain activity. The approach is sensitiv
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by Toenex 10y ago
I spent a few years in the late 90's and early 00's working on fMRI and I've been stunned by many of the claims that appear to arise from it's use. What's being measured relates to blood flow changes that correlate
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by Toenex 10y ago
15000 LOC in bash. You sick bastard.
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by Toenex 10y ago
I guess network security will matter too. A thief could reroute a moving vehicle in transit and send it to their favourite chop-shop. In fact, given that you will only ever be a passenger in a self drive vehicle, why limit yourself to stea
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by Toenex 10y ago
Is this a market ripe for disruption - people are still buying a product that doesn't work? Also the market is likely to change over the next decade. What happens to car crime once a large number of vehicles are self drive?
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by Toenex 10y ago
> Yeah the future of cars is not owning one. I think it is more "The future of cars is not _everyone_ owning one." The point is that most cars spend most of their time sat, parked waiting for a single user who is also usually
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by Toenex 10y ago
As a child raised on Gerry Anderson's designs, this is how aircraft should look!
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by Toenex 11y ago
Also when writing with pen/pencil you are essentially always drawing. I think this allows the writer to capture a lot nuances on the page which might not be ideal for review but at the time of capture they help reinforce ideas as the
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by Toenex 11y ago
Also in the UK and typically I find I get most items delivered in 2 days even though I always go with the free standard delivery.

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