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by awild 6y ago
Maybe try and find someone who is willing to just share presence with you via conf? My coworker and I often just remain in conf while continuing to work and basically just hear the other person typing. It helps a bit
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by awild 6y ago
I have been using AWK at work and found it cumbersome for my use-case (run-once analysis/manipulation of 200GB csv datasets). I found out about Miller[1] a year or so back and have been using that instead. I don't know how it stac
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by awild 6y ago
> and don't take negative reviews personally I didn't as it it's obvious the reviewer didn't read the paper :)
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by awild 6y ago
No this isn't a study at all is the joke. We are developing/offer a database for health insurance (specifically the German Market) data, for non technical people to analyse the effectiveness of certain treatments etc. Or create ce
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by awild 6y ago
I have a very recent example for this, we are a very research based shop and have recently submitted a paper about part of our open source software. One of two reviewers literally answered with 10 points, where every single one is a variati
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by awild 6y ago
What languages have you worked with? As per the OP, there are certain languages where types are much more expressive and add something to the programming experience. Learning haskell changed a lot about the way I think about programs and th
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by awild 6y ago
> If someone purposefully hides salient facts from you in order to coerce sexual intercourse then it can be that consent was only acquired by deception and that under the law consent was not freely given. That seems a reasonable definiti
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by awild 6y ago
The interview I linked (this is from memory), emphasized the fact that the accusations were pretty bogus to begin with. The accuser did not actually go to the police about rape: she wanted to get legal advice if she can force Assange to tak
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by awild 6y ago
The biggest problem with Assagne is the fact that the US managed to assasinate his character with the swedish rape accusations dropped last year (after 10 years). They managed to make him untouchable , as journalists would have had to argu
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by awild 6y ago
I'm not clear on the specifics, but will Mozilla continue to finance active development in rust? The announcement is ambivalent on this, could they actually be trying to remove another cost factor from their portfolio?
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by awild 6y ago
The fortran syntax is pretty odd but in contrast to c makes it's very clear. Thanks for the explanation!
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by awild 6y ago
You're probably using ntfs3g which is separately installed.
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by awild 6y ago
I had to dig through some fortran code for my thesis and still don't quite undedsta what exactly it is that makes it so appealing or faster than the same programs written in C/C++. The syntax seemed excruciatingly old and verbose.
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by awild 6y ago
Can you expand on that scenario, how are you hosting the internal runners? Our gitlab server is quite limited in capacity and that would actually be a cool solution to outsource them onto our bigger servers.
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by awild 6y ago
If understand that right you have a thread that only looks for now-open jobs and assigns them to workers? How do they receive their work? Funny enough, what you're describing is basically the timer api that was used in warcraft 3 scrip
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by awild 6y ago
What kind of tasks would said thread be concerned with? Delegation and I/O?
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by awild 6y ago
I've just deleted my reddit account because I found none of the communities I am interested in bearable anymore. But somehow Facebook keeps being the main source of interesting information for me. I've unsubbed from most people an
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by awild 6y ago
My predecessor has employed smile in all our m2m communication. As far as I have understood it, it aims to be a binary representation of json. I cannot speak for its speed but I trust him to a certain extent.
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by awild 6y ago
Left/right arrow keys does it for me on Firefox
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by awild 6y ago
The difference being that we've already gotten past the point of thinking that Darwinian theory should dictate human lifes. A lot of political energy is invested in keepingn them the way particular theories say it ought to be based on
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by awild 6y ago
And people should suffer and not feel safe, for others to learn that different acting or looking people are also just human beings? Society has failed minorities and not minorities society.
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by awild 6y ago
But the conflict was and still is directed at minority groups for their being a minority. There is nothing to resolve there, a Trans person will not stop being trans, a gay person stop being gay or a woman stop being a woman. These people g
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by awild 6y ago
> There has been a resurgence of research sys-tems exploring the idea of the libraryOS, ora unikernel,a model where target application is linked with a special-ized kernel and deployed directly on hardware, virtual orphysical Third parag
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by awild 6y ago
Because the way these people are treated relies entirely on the fact that their social status and education is so bad that they cannot effectively put demands on their working conditions, it's not like if they quit there is magically a
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by awild 6y ago
Industrial production and capitalism are not the same thing. I don't know about the ethics nor the day-to-day, but Mondragon is a largecorporation and worker owned.
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by awild 6y ago
H2I was such a cool function. I completely forgot how terrible of a language JASS actually was. Have mostly fond memories. But oh my is it verbose
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by awild 6y ago
I imagine this could result in a feedback loop between the power plants scheduling and your devices scheduling if enough people use it.
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by awild 7y ago
What were your breads' problems?
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by awild 7y ago
Leipzig
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by awild 7y ago
This looks like a neat tool, and I can see myself using this! My main project so far this year has been creating actual performance metrics, and not just guesstimates (This is especially important with the JVM which will optimize code at ru

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