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by coredog64 11y ago
I would argue it's not even that difficult. In the README.md, put some kind of note that there's a bug in the current version of git (and maybe point to some random Google group posting) and mention that on OS X it's better
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by coredog64 11y ago
Maybe it is Hubspot themselves, on the idea that any attention is good attention. As an aside, is there some way that someone can update the story title to include "Hubspot" so that it's more apparent that it's promotion
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by coredog64 11y ago
I manage the NUMA bit (where it counts) with something like this: cat ${node_file} | xargs -I {} -P ${NPROCS} -n 1 /usr/bin/numactl -N ${node_num} -l ${script_file} {} $* I know about how many parallel procs I can ru
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by coredog64 11y ago
I have admin and can install anything locally, but also I can't get any Atom packages to install from behind our proxy. That's okay -- I just wait until I have my laptop on my WiFi network at home and everything is copacetic. It&
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by coredog64 11y ago
Allegedly, Honda is offering rental cars to customers who are concerned about their safety and there are no parts available to repair their vehicle. I say allegedly, because my local Honda dealership told me to pound sand when I asked for a
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by coredog64 11y ago
Former Boeing software engineer, worked on engineering simulators (where real hardware was in the loop): There is an idea of triple channel autolanding, wherein the plane uses the consensus of the three autolanding systems. Should no conse
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by coredog64 11y ago
I would think that the larger problem is "overfunding" pensions. The IRS has some pretty strong ideas about what constitutes an appropriate amount of funding for pensions because there were a few situations in which it could be u
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by coredog64 11y ago
Perhaps nobody at NPR thinks that Cruz or Trump is in any danger of winning an election. Does Pauline Kael work at NPR?
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by coredog64 11y ago
I don't have the link handy, but within the last month or two there was a story here on HN about a company (Facebook?) that determined it was better to go small on hardware. Which is to say that one or two socket servers were more of
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by coredog64 11y ago
Maybe he found a hack to get his story onto the front page and will document it in part 2.
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by coredog64 11y ago
The lactose that's a component of milk, or added sucrose/HFCS? As I understand it, food manufacturers are going away from sugar a little. Sucralose provides a similar sweetness at no additional calories and with a longer shelf li
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by coredog64 11y ago
Discriminating against people with college degrees is the last bastion of acceptable racism. We would look askance at companies that put out ads that advised that people of color should not apply. But there's not nearly the same level
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by coredog64 11y ago
US citizen who worked in New Caledonia for 2+ years. The scariest part is that I don't have any official documentation for what I earned. I had access to our payroll system that records the amount I earned in the local payroll system
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by coredog64 11y ago
I would also add that it's easier to be a dickhead online. You don't have to be particularly witty in real-time, and once you've gotten a working schtick, what wit you do have can be replicated via copy-n-paste.
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by coredog64 11y ago
AFAIK, banks can't loan for reservation housing because enrolled members don't own the land, they have a long term lease.
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by coredog64 11y ago
I don't even have a CS degree and I know about it. I wrote some PowerShell (don't ask) to sample a large collection of documents from file shares looking for embedded links to other documents. We needed to break up the existing
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by coredog64 11y ago
Third party should be in quotes. Visteon, Delphi, Denso et al aren't really what you'd think of when you think third party. They're more of a way to split up parts of the same business for tax/labor advantages.
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by coredog64 11y ago
Every profession is a conspiracy against the laity. Sure, medicine and law are widely taught. Those same two groups work to ensure that it's very difficult to acquire and apply that knowledge. Getting into med school is difficult an
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by coredog64 11y ago
I get your frustration, but I've also seen some pretty bad code where junior developers were given too much freedom to do the "fun, interesting" work. When concerns were raised during pull request reviews, the inevitable ans
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by coredog64 11y ago
Not to hijack the discussion too much, but does anyone know of something similar for Angular 1.x? Minko Gechev has a prototype of an Angular 2 hot reloader, but that's all I could find.