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by cdcarter 11y ago
I doubt you've used Powershell. Using objects on the cmdline is pretty ballin.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
"Proper" RCA audio cables are 75 ohm impedance and can carry composite video just fine. Lower quality cables will most likely carry the video but you may see degraded quality. It is not electrically dangerous.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
By changing the iCloud password, the device is no longer able to upload a backup to iCloud, since the device doesn't know the new password yet! The new iCloud password IS required to re-enable auto backup, but you need to get past the
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by cdcarter 11y ago
I believe that the post you were responding to was noting that you can't do pure research, because the results of the trading strategy actually being executed will influence the market. The pure research cannot determine how trading wi
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by cdcarter 11y ago
The problem isn't that you can't add more content to a release, it's that you can't remove the misleading zipball/tarball links which are labelled source code but break traditional tarball conventions (e.g. not
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by cdcarter 11y ago
> At the risk of having to admit I've had my share of bad experiences with autotools, don't ever do that. That is a big sign with flashing lights and sirens, saying that you should put that package down and leave it alone. Bec
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by cdcarter 11y ago
The photo is taken by Snapchat, not the camera app.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Not if you consider that a project with more resources can more easily make do with an inherently broken system. It is easier to triage bugs with each additional contributor.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
ESLint: ESLint is an open source project originally created by Nicholas C. Zakas in June 2013. Its goal is to provide a pluggable linting utility for JavaScript. Rust: Rust is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm, compiled programming langu
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Snapchat doesn't autobackup to the cloud. It's whole thing is that it's ephemeral.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
It's limited to flat files, so you have to plan ahead on what data you'll explore. In terms of the viz - feature parity, but not quite the same at all if you want to do exploration. Which is too bad, because Tableau's ease of
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Actually, Bizspark requires neither. It's a great way to get resources while you're still figuring out what your idea really is.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
I imagine that many maintainers who don't necessarily feel as dogmatic about free software hold the belief that "if you wish to contact me, you will use the tool I say." I've certainly "maintained" projects tha
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by cdcarter 11y ago
You have a very affordable paid option if you need paid features!
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by cdcarter 11y ago
> I think the primary benefit of teaching everyone comp-sci is to expose people to it who would have loved but may not have had the oppurtunity. Honestly, I think the primary benefit of teaching everyone comp-sci is so that when they hav
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by cdcarter 11y ago
The maintainers (in their FAQ) specifically said they don't want to fight this. They're ready to move on and keep working on the project they love. Don't make their life harder.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
That gem sounds like a union member asking his representative about overreaching power of management for a purpose not traditionally thought of as why cops need cams, so...checks out to me.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
It's odd, I am an engineer at a tech company that works on the Salesforce stack so I use the phrase "product delivery" all the time and "continuous application lifecycle management" is a perfectly normal phrase to m
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by cdcarter 11y ago
It's worth noting that the NWTA, what most people mean when they say "taxi union" is not by any means a traditional union. Since taxi drivers (in most jurisdictions) are contractors and not employees, they have zero collectiv
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Indeed. Things like GraphQL and even OData should hopefully take over the vague idea of "JSON available at a resource" which is needlessly complicated for most APIs.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Oracle ApEx, which is a competitor of the Force.com platform. Man how strange corporate tech is...
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by cdcarter 11y ago
That said, this is Amazon, who will refund you for a product if you ship it to the wrong address accidentally...I'm sure OP could get a refund.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
My firm uses a combination of tools: Basecamp (2), Trello, and Slack (internally only). We use Trello to track user stories and sprint planning, and Basecamp for outside-of-meeting communication, QA assignments to clients, client todo items
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by cdcarter 11y ago
At least in the US, to enable them for internet use, you have to register the card online.
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Why the Bernie Breach Isn’t About Technology, and What’s at Stake(medium.com)
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by cdcarter 11y ago
Well, git's "did you mean" is probably the most frustrating command line experience imaginable, but it's quite nice in a language!
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by cdcarter 11y ago
SQLite is the most widely deployed database engine out there.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
An example file that you can share from iPhone to iPhone or iPhone to Mac is a photo.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
If it's broken (which it is), it is no better than plaintext.
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by cdcarter 11y ago
You're really gonna hate this page then: https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html

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