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I like using echo command | tee | ssh bash -seux as this lets me ensure that command is exactly what I expect with full control over local vs remote expansion.
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Given that this describes my family and we have a first gen Nest Hub I expect to be able to soon report whether Fushcia is as accessible as the prior Linux stack.
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It was interesting to see that the timeline accurately reflects the changeover from sodium vapor to LED street lighting in my community. Still too much light, but better.
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Instead Uber assisted drivers who had often had many complaints against them to remain on the platform and tried to mischaracterize the reasons why service was denied. They are also already subject to "secret shopper" type monitor
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Azul also has a separate closed-source Zing JVM which includes their C4 collector which could be described as an "uncle" of ZGC.
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6y ago
Go back in the live stream a few hours and then watch a timelapse by hitting the "forward 15 seconds" button. There is more motion happening than is obvious watching the real time video.
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6y ago
The same problem exists on Android. I chose one size larger system font because I like to be able to read the screen with my glasses off and safely read the screen while I am driving. The result is UI regularly covered by the keyboard. Te
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6y ago
In the spirit of this post, for those using Java for development on MacOS, I'll share my .zprofile which sets up a reasonable Java environment for working in the shell. https://gist.github.com/bondolo/5ce1a1c0d38e7
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I am glad that this is getting attention. Open access has been a discussed issue for academic journals for some time already but the locked down access for standards has received little attention. In addition to ISO the IEEE, SAE, NMEA all
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It is welcome to hear that Google is working on this because sound latency is critical for visually impaired users using text to speech on their phones. The TTS latency is on top of the sound latency and can be significant, to the point whe
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Little Britain's recurring bit Computer says "No", has always been a great illustration of this point. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n_Ty_72Qds
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Netbeans has had this feature for about a decade and I use it all the time for exactly the reasons suggested. I was pleased to see that IntelliJ has the same feature. The resolution doesn't need to be more than a couple of minutes. Net
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The FAA seems to be concerned with exploded bits falling on innocent people. You are welcome to blow up your rockets all day long if you aren't putting other people at risk.
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I have cared about the problem of light pollution since hearing about it as a teen almost 40 years ago. Despite being a regular advocate for dark skies in casual conversation, politics such as LED street lamp replacement, business decisions
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6y ago
This has been weird because I have seen more Monarchs this winter in Berkeley than in any prior year. Last Monday we counted 5 at one point. I know this is anecdotal and there is certainly a crisis but something is going on.
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There is also the ambiguous answer that first two give. Is their response "I don't know" or is it "I don't, no".
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I got a job as a software developer at a startup after several years of working as an IT drone. On my last day of work at my old job I got a text from the tech lead of the team I would be joining. "Come by after work to meet the team a
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It could be written. There is a dataset of world elevations at 1km resolution that I saw being used for calculating the horizon distance from arbitrary points. Searching just now it turns out that was low resolution data, 30-arcseconds and
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At that time there was work in the ACM to standardize the college CS curriculum and, for me, the obvious differences between the proposed ACM curriculum and what I was taking was a stark indicator.
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I also dropped out of a Canadian computer science degree program but in my case I will likely never get a degree. I left University of Alberta in 1989 after completing about two years of my degree to co-found a startup with the thought that
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How much of that was spin and framing against the Democrats or did anyone seriously believe that they were in favour of mob violence? New rule: if you don't condemn child rape every Monday morning then until you do it is assumed that y
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I like to say that I specialize in "loathsome technologies"; makefiles, maven, xml, SCM and CI systems, security, etc. Though I have done everything from kernel work to web development in my career I often end up working on or hel
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Last fall I investigated working at Apple because of their supposed new openness to remote work in Eddy Cue's organization. After talking to a couple principal engineers it was revealed that since I was currently bay area based I would
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I have been following this advice for about five years with my scripts and the best result has been compliments from co-workers and others who have picked up the scripts and felt like they had a much better understanding of what the scripts
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I am hopeful that the initiative which uses waste stream plastics as a component of asphalt will allow us to finally get some decent alternative to landfill for plastics. The best part about it was that the plastics didn't need to be s
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Add to that that the page failed to make any attempt define what was meant by porcelain.
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The only things I liked about my early 2000s Toshiba laptop were the physical volume control knob and manual wifi switch. Software controlled volume seemed so stupid in comparison. I still think laptops should have both if these switches as
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This was used as a plot line in Better Call Saul . I wasn't sure it was something real but my understanding is that most of the cases used in the show are either real cases or composites.
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Based on the Spotify revenue model my favourite artist might make a few dollars off me over our entire lifetimes. This is not enough to sustain all but the biggest artists. I am happy to contribute more to smaller artists I appreciate. Seei
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Why would you argue that point with him? He always wanted Java (and Solaris) to be open source, it was the Sun execs who took more than a decade to finally agree.
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