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by buchanae 8y ago
Wow. It's so hard to find expert-level documentation like this all in one page these days. I'm usually stuck piecing together information from a couple dozen (often poorly presented) websites. The topic is fantastic, but the prese
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by buchanae 8y ago
I remember being giddy about the potential of Ubiquity to bring the CLI to a wider audience, and bring more power to existing CLI users. Too bad it never played out. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Ubiquity
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by buchanae 8y ago
That's not nice, nor helpful. I did read the article, a couple times actually. Care to paste the line which give a list of specific cars?
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by buchanae 8y ago
Which cars use Chinese 5G modems?
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by buchanae 8y ago
Yes! That's a good one. I'd also say, probably minimize the use of javascript and dynamic content.
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by buchanae 8y ago
Amen! And this article doesn't even touch on the bullshit content – I don't want 10 websites that all say generally the same thing with different layouts (and 10 times more total bullshit consumed). I can't stand the internet
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by buchanae 8y ago
My entire life, I've seen ad campaigns (TV, radio, web, etc) from American politicians; ads which are projected to a wide audience, and which are neither shy nor subtle about bashing their opponents. I'm curious, how would others
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by buchanae 8y ago
I wrote github-release-notes to help me stop being lazy about releases. It generates a log based on github PRs. It's not a perfect solution, but it's a place to start, and helps track down the work done and the comments made so I
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by buchanae 8y ago
> NIH highlights situations where engineers side with reinventing the wheel due to a belief that building technology in-house will be better, quicker and cheaper than using an existing solution In my experience, it's more like &quot
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by buchanae 8y ago
Could you write the core in Go, compile cross-platform, bundle the core binary, and then remove the reliance on the host's Python?
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by buchanae 8y ago
> Eventually I’ll write a post about the wrong, but for now, the right: in some sense, WebAssembly is a different way of accomplishing what the JVM set out to do I agree, it's exciting, but this is half (or less than) an article. Th
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by buchanae 8y ago
> The calls for research to be transparent and reproducible have never been louder. But today's tools for reproducible research can be intimidating - especially if you're not a coder. As someone (a software engineer) who has be
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by buchanae 8y ago
I have (and have had for many years) the same trouble. I can't tell you what to do, but I can tell you what I think I've learned (so far): 1. I am incredibly curious, by nature. I want to learn everything. I accept that it is NOT
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by buchanae 8y ago
Great article, ruined by Gizmodo's disrespect for its readers by including animated junk on the page.