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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
And if it isn't "on sale", just put the course in your wishlist and you will get an email containing the discounted course within 3 days. Hasn't failed me yet
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Because Rich wants to keep core small https://groups.google.com/d/topic/clojure/qN1UPMVQmaM/discus...
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
I've never heard of this before, but it reminded me of this other command line tool for wrangling csv files in a cli. This tool makes use of SQL syntax much more than xsv, so there isn't 100% overlap here. https://githu
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
I've been completely impressed with the Sony compact phones - I just got my second one a few months ago and I have no plans to move back to the larger form factor of current flagships
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
That's someones personal repo - you're looking for this one: https://github.com/vespene-io/vespene
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Funny, in Dutch we call it kwark
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
No the language was called FORTRAN back then, and the executable compiler was f77
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
SBCL [0] is a fork of CMU CL [1], and both are actively maintained projects. [0] https://gitlab.common-lisp.net/cmucl/cmucl [1] https://sourceforge.net/p/sbcl/sbcl/ci/master/tre
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
These look like maps rendered/exported from GIS software such as ArcGIS.
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
The 'bundles' and pinned emails are not lost - they are all just 'labels' under the hood, and they can be found back in gmail as well (except for a couple, I think travel doesn't carry over)
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
> For the case of science, depending on closed products is obviously a malpractice. Closed products are the norm, in science and otherwise. 'Obviously malpractice' is a silly assertion to make, as sometimes there is no other ch
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Wow small world! The speaker (Arnout Engelen) is also the author of the 'nethogs' tool, which I've used to diagnose networking issues.
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Delaware has been advantageous for corporations for years for various legal and tax purposes, this isn't new.
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OpenSUSE Kubic: A SUSE product for containerized workflows and Kubernetes(kubic.opensuse.org)
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
In the states I've heard the term 'bulldozer-parenting', but I like the curling one more now
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Is this a problem primarily in certain parts of the world or is it wide-spread?
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Why aren't the code snippets in a monospace font? Is there readability ux that thinks this is a good idea?
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
I can't use onedrive due it's lack of a Linux client. There are thirdparty ones available, but upstream API changes have caused data corruptions so I don't trust it as my main driver anymore.
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
And related hackernews discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7858276
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
The statue of liberty was a gift from France, so also foreign made.
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
I found the xkcd comic today especially fitting https://xkcd.com/2013/
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Sounds like literate programming, popularized by Donald Knuth
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
In the states we have a similar branch of the democratic party that is primarily pro-business and voted left on social issues - see Blue Dog democrats [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Dog_Coalition
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
I recently started learning Clojure and using this pattern is immensely satisfying as well.
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
Are other commenters here comparing uber to regular cabs in London or black cabs? I always heard that the difference between them all is substantial - especially regarding knowledge of local streets and motorways
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
The author is from Italy and it's early afternoon here in western Europe
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
A bunch of nerds with government contracts that smoke weed on the way to their interview https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/d737mx/the-fbi-ca... EDIT: oops that was 2014, apparently the FBI isn&#x27
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
View the arxiv paper as a webpage: https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/0907.0455/
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by cbcoutinho 8y ago
The creater of dbcli answered this question in the other usql thread [0] > usql is a great tool if you're familiar with Postgres' psql client and wish you could use it for other databases like MySQL, Cassandra etc. > dbcl

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