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by ausjke 8y ago
exactly, JS for ML sounds like a stretch indeed.
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by ausjke 8y ago
it's said microservice is phasing out to serverless?
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by ausjke 8y ago
looks like kivy will be a nice choice these days, actively developed, multiple platform, decent looking
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Python, signal handlers, and exceptions(medium.com)
1 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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Static Type Checking for Python 3.6+(medium.com)
2 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
libremesh supports a few models: https://libremesh.org/docs/en_quick_starting_guide.html ubnt's devices are not that expensive and may be the easy way out, unless you really want to do all the firmware testing, eq
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by ausjke 8y ago
ASLR, stack protector etc are all enabled in recent openwrt as far as I know, not sure about DEP though
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by ausjke 8y ago
This is why China will beat any other countries including US on AI and ML hands-down, it has no privacy law and people don't care that much either so it collects such a huge volume of data for training and mining.
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Linux Foundation consolidates FOSS compliance efforts under ACT project(linuxgizmos.com)
3 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
Another "if you can't beat them just join them"? In fact Edge is 99.9999% irrelevant at least to me, all my time with Edge added up to be less than 5 minutes over the years, I only need it to download chrome(or firefox).
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by ausjke 8y ago
I use pipenv for the past year, there are some hiccups but overall I found it works well for my cases. I only need store Pipfile to my git repo and after 'pipenv shell' things just worked as expected for me.
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Libcamera the new V4L2 aims to make embedded cameras easier(linux.com)
3 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
From now on, I will assume all my user-data will be compromised, we need a new way to store the user-data, it will be a balance of convenience and security, but more importantly, it needs to be temporal, i.e. the use-data shall not be stati
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by ausjke 8y ago
with ES6 and the new JS these days I indeed see no reason for Typescript, still: https://www.educba.com/typescript-vs-es6/
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Wall Street Rule for the #MeToo Era: Avoid Women at All Cost(bloomberg.com)
177 points by ausjke 8y ago|227 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
the point is the word "Must", your government sucks, it's not Google's problem, maybe your people favored that government, all is good, but that gives you no right to mandate companies overseas to "Must" give y
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by ausjke 8y ago
You must not use "Must", just let DragonFly die, use true google or stick with Baidu, in the meantime feel grateful that github.com is still accessible.
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by ausjke 8y ago
My experience is limited to c, c++, java, all of them did 'type variable' instead of 'variable type', now I see there are many others that are doing things very differently. Thanks. Love Go's one binary does http-se
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by ausjke 8y ago
I'm learning Go, just a naive question, why does Go put the variable type at the end of declaration, is this an absolute need? no other widely usage language does that, and it just feels odd to me.
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by ausjke 8y ago
As stated in the post itslef, just use GNU parallel: "But wait, what about GNU parallel? Actually, it turns out that GNU parallel does give us this capability. It supports sending lines of input to commands over stdin with its --pipe a
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by ausjke 8y ago
other than css tricks, as far as animation is concerned, webp is replacing gif: https://caniuse.com/#feat=webp
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by ausjke 8y ago
I recall 'dont be evil' was the motto, but it's removed a while ago, maybe it's removed because Google realized as far as company&profit goes, it is not different from any other companies.
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by ausjke 8y ago
in our case it's a long term internal project, it's embedded system development, we release bi-weekly internally before it reaches 1.0 for customers. embedded product is notoriously hard to manage and I found Agile process actuall
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by ausjke 8y ago
Is Agile solving this problem now? or has Agile gotten out of fashion? * release often, release early, each release should function though with less features. * break large goal to small steps, one step at a time. * sprint eve
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by ausjke 8y ago
I could be totally wrong here as I am not an expert in frontend, it seems Google has been the loner pushing web component(polymer,etc). Mozilla was lukewarm about it. Something changed or did I miss something badly? Vuejs has its own web-co
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by ausjke 8y ago
Amazon's OpenJDK is 1.8.0 which is JDK8, so it still 'misses' those Oracle's closed features?
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by ausjke 8y ago
Maybe it's just a scam and advertisement for Amazon? actually not all cities welcome Amazon, so Amazon if you have not totally lost your mind yet, don't push this kind of stuff too much. While Amazon made a lot of correct decision
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by ausjke 8y ago
I interviewed at Amazon and was rejected, main reason is that I was totally unprepared(don't even know its 10 principles or something, not to mention the freshman style algorithm stuff preparation). All I want to say is that, after the
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by ausjke 8y ago
The only positive side I can think of is that, Microsoft did not buy RH before IBM does. This is a threat to OSS, sadly. Maybe Google or Amazon will buy Canonical soon?
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by ausjke 8y ago
this is correct, SS is on the radar and is not as dependable as it used to be, there is a variant of SS that is said to be an improved version but it is still not 100% dependable.

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