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7y ago
Until they do and burn down towns in Northern California...
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8y ago
Modern framing includes construction with "California corners" for a reason - it allows for more efficient placement of insulation. The framing techniques used in a modern building are far stronger and more energy efficient than y
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8y ago
Using “tweet” infringes on Twitter’s trademark. (IANAL, but former tweep)
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8y ago
We used to refer to this as “frictionless follow”. (former tweep)
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8y ago
I wonder how much this is an effect of AutoCAD/ArcGIS/SolidWorks/&c. certification? "Workstation software" vendors don't typically certify "gaming class" cards.
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8y ago
This issue is one of the subtexts in Gordon’s “The Rise and Fall of American Growth”.
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9y ago
"Jibe" not "jive".
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10y ago
I have three.
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10y ago
https://products.office.com/en-US/project
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11y ago
Interesting parallel observation: when I worked for a regional newspaper some years ago, we rolled out products for the same demo as "mommy blog Twitter". We saw the same sort of isolated behavior - visitors to "mommy blog co
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11y ago
> But, like fine motor control, the key is in doing this consistently. "Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect."
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11y ago
No code is faster than no code.
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11y ago
"Cue", not "queue". :)
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11y ago
Similar, for those so inclined: http://desertoracle.com .
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12y ago
I find the AppleTV (iTunes) experience particularly irritating, in light of how pleasant Netflix adaptive streaming is over the same connection.
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12y ago
I guess I'm "old-school". Get off my lawn.
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12y ago
This sounds like an interesting variant on a Train collector.
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13y ago
And in OCaml: https://github.com/janestreet/sexplib
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13y ago
http://pauillac.inria.fr/~xleroy/bibrefs/Doligez-Leroy-gc.ht...
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13y ago
Nevada has legally required weekly health checks since 1937.
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13y ago
The associated blog post also seems to use median and average interchangeably(?!): While the median federal income tax burden across counties is about $3,400 the average tax burden across counties is $3,419 The distribution may be more
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13y ago
Based solely on hearsay from a current Googler, they're using JNI for code sharing with the JVM, which remains a second class citizen for systems programming at Google. [edit]: English.
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13y ago
The final paragraph sounds like an answer to the AMD/ARM-driven HSA Foundation.
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13y ago
1. Yes, most everything we changed is in the open source Redis code base. That's what I'm referring to as upstream, above. 2. Redis is in the critical path for a majority of API requests. I can't provide a specific percentage
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13y ago
I'm probably a better person to answer this than Sam - I'm a former lead on this project - so I'll take a swing: We chose Redis because it gave us the specific, incremental improvements over our existing memcached-based syste
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13y ago
They are "rounding the square," as Jack would put it.
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13y ago
There's a guy on my street (SF) who does the same thing. It seems either insane or haughty to me.
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13y ago
An Octane2 is still my home workstation. Irix remains a joy to use.
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13y ago
It'd be great to see a metric of "completeness". For instance, while <semaphore.h> declares support for unnamed semaphores on OS X, the platform does not have them.
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13y ago
-Wswitch-enum
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