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   by bebop 9y ago

   http://note.kitchen/help.html
2. 122.▲
   by bebop 9y ago

   RTFM?
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   by bebop 9y ago

   The beta is very likely to happen by Q2 this year. All of the release blockers are pretty much done. The big blocker was getting the package manager in shape, and setting up official build bots and repositories. These are done now. I am opt
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   by bebop 9y ago

   I have been working on a document management system: https://github.com/bgroff/kala-app in Django. Still needs some work, but it is getting closer to a big release.
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   by bebop 9y ago

   Some will even give you 0% for a year and free debt transfers. But yeah seems like a bad idea.
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   by bebop 9y ago

   There have been lots of breaking changes along the way. Django is pretty good at giving developers a heads up of what is deprecated and slated for removal, but there have been lots of growing pains in the 1.x release cycles.
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   by bebop 9y ago

   I think that using phones trains the muscle memory for the number pad (although upside down). I have found the same thing though, where I instinctively can use the num pad much faster than I should be able to, with relation to the amount of
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   by bebop 9y ago

   I have used it as a general data store, where I can accept eventual consistency. It is a very good distributed db if you are ok with the trade offs it imposes, mostly non-atomic commits to your cluster.
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   by bebop 9y ago

   Here is the video if you want to watch the full talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHtY7TUsLzk
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    by bebop 9y ago

    I have been learning Clojurescript with re-frame (basically react + opinions about how to write apps). This has been the most fun and logical way to write SPA's I have ever experienced. Bonus points because it will hot-reload code (fig
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    by bebop 9y ago

    As an interesting tangent, to maintain BeOS compatibility, Haiku is still being built with a GCC 2.95 compiler. They also build with GCC 5 and a Clang port is underway, but those obviously loose compatibility.
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    by bebop 9y ago

    If you stand 6' tall then double overhead is a 12' wave (generally). Kinda depends on Hawaiian vs mainland scale, but pretty good size to be sure.
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    by bebop 9y ago

    Both the NSA and the DIA are under the DoD. Both are intelligence agencies and are part of the IC. All of the IC members fall under the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). The NSA and DIA differ in their missions. The NSA is primarily
14. 134.▲
    by bebop 9y ago

    Everyone at ESRI has their own office.
15. 135.▲
    by bebop 9y ago

    Even better, UC Merced Acceptance rate: 73.7%
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    by bebop 9y ago

    There are TemplateView and View that give you all the good stuff of CBV's without needing to use the more tailored versions. That way instead of needing to do if request.method == 'GET': something() elif request.method ==
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    by bebop 9y ago

    You can run Qt Creator, which I think is one of the best C++ IDE's out there.
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    by bebop 9y ago

    This is a Google Summer of Code project. So in essence this is an R&D project that is "free" for the community. The Haiku devs are busy working on getting a Beta 1 release that should be here real soon now. Package management
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    by bebop 9y ago

    If you have not recently looked at what is happening within the Spring Framework, I would highly suggest taking a look. There are some really great tools that are baked in. Also if you are planning on writing containerized microservices, Sp
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    by bebop 9y ago

    I don't think you need an address to get a driver license. To open a bank account you need to verify your current address with something like a current bill or pay stub.
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    by bebop 9y ago

    I think you may have posted this on the wrong announcement. This is for Postgres on Azure. There is another thread about mysql :)
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    by bebop 10y ago

    Does he have any writings of his own? I went looking but Robert Taylor is a hard name to get good results for.
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    by bebop 10y ago

    You are correct, the 80286 was a 16-bit processor. You might have been able to run Win 95 on a 386, but a 486 was probably as low as you really wanted to go, and really a Pentium was needed to have a usable system.
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    by bebop 10y ago

    I live in San Diego and I can tell you that CBP most certainly does conduct searches on anyone passing through their secondary boarder checks. When I drive to LA I would say 1 in 5 times the secondary checkpoint is open in Oceanside and you
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    by bebop 10y ago

    I think that the big push to move to EHR's was actually started by Bush. I am sure that Obama continued this push though.
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    by bebop 10y ago

    There was also a utility program that would take large source files and split them across multiple files. So you would end up with things like routine1_1.m routine1_2.m routine1_3.m and so on. Reading this with no comments and single letter
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    by bebop 10y ago

    I always enjoy digging into django-rest-framework [0] when I need to. It is IMHO one of the best idiomatic pieces of python code I have read. [0] - https://github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework/
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    by bebop 10y ago

    PostgeSQL has some very easy to read and well documented source code. Great place to look if you need anything related to db data structures.
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    by bebop 10y ago

    Does anyone own one? Are they nice to use and work with?
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    by bebop 10y ago

    It is the raw() function: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/topics/db/sql/#passin...