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by andor 11y ago
OSM probably has a much larger community of editors. Both in absolute numbers and as a share of the users. Because OSM is a community project, editors are more likely to feel responsible for map quality. On Map Maker, users also have limite
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They probably want to talk to potential customers and learn about their requirements.
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Try airplane mode
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OpsDash Self-hosted server and service monitoring(opsdash.com)
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Interesting, but I'd rather let SSH handle the SSH connection. Just add a command to the parameters, e.g. to run top: ssh -t hostname top
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I noticed that a lot at hacker conventions (CCC). You might think that the guys in simple black t-shirts are tolerant about clothes and don't judge people by their appearance.
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Maybe it's easier technically, but nobody really needs tablets. Firefox OS targets the entry-level market, most people in this market will buy just one device.
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I'm having a few doubts about this ranking. Freedom of speech in Finland is supposed to be the same as in Afghanistan? I'm sure they theoretically have it in Afghanistan if the table says so, but the consequences will be very di
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That's just not their plan. They want to modernize and standardize (to reduce fragmentation) the whole userspace. Replacing init is a big, but far from the only part of the process.
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PulseAudio supports network streaming, but it's certainly not the main selling point. Important features are: * Mixing several streams in software, if there's no hardware support (th e FreeBSD sound driver does that as well) * Dyn
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The problem is that really small numbers are rounded down to zero, and then when summed together the result is really inaccurate Use log values instead?
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Some ideas: * If the juju tool changed the dynamic linker path in installed binaries with patchelf, users could run these binaries directly. * systemd user mode could be useful to manage services
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systemd-nspawn needs root privileges, this doesn't.
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I was wondering about that as well. The discussion so far was far from a flamewar.
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Since Skype is by far the more popular (and important) service, I suppose "Sky" should change their name ;-) http://www.skymedia.co.uk/Audience-Insight/dashboard.aspx
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Great, next time I'll hit your bug tracker directly ;-) The script and data are available here: http://zentrale1.com/~an/literal-translation.tar.xz The texts were scraped from the European Parliament web site. The
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Hey, thanks for spaCy! It's a great library.
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To whoever downvoted this -- how about posting a more comprehensive set of benchmarks instead? My single benchmark is not in any way less meaningful than the parents. But as I said, I often try PyPy on longer-running Python code, and so far
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No, I didn't try to optimize this any further. I just checked whether any of the new interpreters is really faster. It's a simple one-off experiment, and compared to real statistical machine translation with Moses on the same data
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It completely depends on the application. I have yet to see a use case that benefits from PyPy. Here's an example I tried with CPython2, 3 and PyPy yesterday: It loads the most probable translations for all unigrams from a Moses phrase
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This was demoed in the Build Keynote presentation, jump to 3:55:15: http://channel9.msdn.com/?wt.mc_id=build_hp
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Thanks, very interesting. Do you happen to know how large OCaml binaries get if you use Core.Std?
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by andor 12y ago
"Requirements for Modern Enterprise Computing" Looking at HANA sales numbers, "in-memory databases" are certainly not a requirement ;-)
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The percentages are small because a) This is the output of perf top , a system-wide trace of the last few seconds b) The application uses lots of library functions c) Due to lots of locking in the application, the cpu doesn't spend mu
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by andor 12y ago
This is really nice. Does anybody know whether there's a comparable (real time, asynchronous, highlighting symbols not lines) syntax checker for neovim?
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Red Hat distros: Fedora, CentOS. Red Hat is a technology leader, especially for Desktop stuff, and they have the right attitude to bugs: bugs should be fixed, not worked around, and fixes should be made (or at least merged) upstream.
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by andor 12y ago
With libinput 0.14 you can just use two fingers for a right click, and three fingers for a middle click. Anywhere on the pad. Edit: as you can see with Macbooks, clickpads are not the problem. Drivers are the problem. With the right drivers
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Great piece of dadaist art and social commentary on "automating everything". For utility-driven cats, this machine seems to completely replace humans. Sorry, you're no longer required.
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It's a bit cheaper than a Thinkpad, but the battery life is disappointing: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ASUSPRO-Advanced-BU201LA-D...
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Satellites are pretty much bound to their orbit once they are launched. They fire their engines only to restore speed (and thus height), and to control rotation. Their speed is such that centrifugal force is in equilibrium with gravity, and

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