batbomb

46 ms·

421.
by batbomb 11y ago
That's Mueller-Brockmann design.
422.
by batbomb 11y ago
Python does have ordered dictionaries, but the json decoder defaults to regular dictionaries. This is easily overridable with JSONDecoder.
423.
by batbomb 11y ago
The SLAC experiment is called FACET: https://portal.slac.stanford.edu/sites/ard_public/facet/abou...
424.
by batbomb 11y ago
Realtors are often encouraging sellers to list below market rate to encourage bidding wars. When you have to go through several of these before you can get into a house, it causes quite a frenzy in people. This isn't the norm across th
425.
by batbomb 11y ago
See previous discussion (1700 days ago!): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2180623
426.
by batbomb 11y ago
The striking thing is this: virginia willis and 9 others recommended The author actually misspelled the name in the article (it's Willis, not Wills, as it appears in the article) Also, Coke has been around as an ingredient for
427.
by batbomb 11y ago
That depends when you got into your apartment.
428.
by batbomb 11y ago
Actually it's practically the SwiftStack logo reversed: https://swiftstack.com/
429.
Christopher Ré, of Stanford and DeepDive, Named MacArthur Fellow(macfound.org)
1 points by batbomb 11y ago|0 comments
430.
by batbomb 11y ago
I suggest you enroll in a physics course, this is physically impossible for the average case of net-zero displacement at a near-constant speed (i.e. roundtrips). There are scenarios where it's true, but there are a lot of factors invol
431.
by batbomb 11y ago
It'd be interesting to know if the author is a John Fahey fan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transfiguration_of_Blind_J...
432.
by batbomb 11y ago
Batch processing with preemptable jobs.
433.
by batbomb 11y ago
Chavez - Little Twelvetoes (from Schoolhouse Rocks! Rocks) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2H6RLKGNDc
434.
by batbomb 11y ago
I don't think can't just go about relicensing a project willy-nilly, even if it is BSD, without the approval of the copyright holders or a contributor license agreement which the copyright holders agreed to which expressly grants
435.
by batbomb 11y ago
Either the switches activate the battery or they activate the trigger circuits (probably both). I should also note that, unless you had extremely detailed pictures of the switches themselves (or part numbers), you could easily use a combina
436.
by batbomb 11y ago
Lyft Line is a low-capacity, slightly more expensive bus.
437.
by batbomb 11y ago
Makes you wonder what will happen to the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas
438.
by batbomb 11y ago
Correction: They release steam if they are over-pressure, but that's not supposed to happen in normal cooking conditions
439.
by batbomb 11y ago
In San Francisco this would be the equivalent of buying a few SROs, which the city has banned. I think sales like this (and SROs) should be permitted so long as only higher density with enough units set aside to replace the displaced previo
440.
by batbomb 11y ago
I've had a lovely problem of having a Dutch last name and the officer writing my middle name as "Van", then trying to inquire about said ticket in a system which apparently you can only search by name or ticket number (which
441.
by batbomb 11y ago
When you want something even more practical and nicer, step up to a Matfer or De Buyer carbon steel pan.
442.
by batbomb 11y ago
The goal isn't to have cheap food, it's to have good food. People don't say "Ferrari isn't a car technology company" because their technology isn't targeted towards the masses.
443.
by batbomb 11y ago
"Released" is a fuzzy term. If you mean published, well, yes, they should not be published to a peer reviewed publication, but most peer review publications wouldn't bother publishing them in the first case. Preliminary resul
444.
by batbomb 11y ago
Go could consider renaming themselves to GoGo, GoScript, Gopher, Go Jr, or Go Starship.
445.
by batbomb 11y ago
I was going to say this too: HSQLDB is more suitable, at least for me, testing environment than SQLite.
446.
by batbomb 11y ago
Jamf is the usual solution
447.
by batbomb 11y ago
I think this is somewhat incomplete information, and I say this as a SQLite lover. It depends on your type of data, but both HDF5 and SQLite are more than adequate formats for data, and you should be using one of them. I think HDF5 is actua
448.
by batbomb 11y ago
Usually this is due to dev ignorance of the five-minute rule and/or a failure to properly account for size of data. That being said, it really depends on the problem at hand and the overall workload of the database.
449.
Software Use in Astronomy: An Informal Study [pdf](arxiv.org)
13 points by batbomb 11y ago|1 comments
450.
by batbomb 11y ago
Physics has scaled out. There's a bunch of people working on a bunch of projects with, for the most part, narrowly defined goals. It's really to understand the implications of many of these projects when they succeed, let alone re

More ›