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by cpenner461 14y ago
I think you're right for AI, and I'd gander Machine Learning for the other.
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by cpenner461 14y ago
At a glance (not having used either one yet) it looks like textastic has more connectivity options (sftp, WebDAV) but lacks deployment integration like this one has. IOW it seems like you could use worqshop for the complete life cycle of yo
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by cpenner461 14y ago
I've just recently started using Prompt ( http://panic.com/prompt/support.html ) for an ssh app. Using it is what has pushed me to start looking for something like this app to do light development (as in having ssh on my iPad/iPhone has ope
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by cpenner461 14y ago
This looks awesome! I've been casually looking for/thinking about something like this so that I could take my iPad and Bluetooth keyboard when traveling but still be able to get some coding done. Heading to the app store now...
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by cpenner461 14y ago
I see there are "future" plans for cascading and scalding, I wonder if there are plans for regular map reduce / oozie workflow visualization. It looks pretty neat, I'd love to use it for those runtimes...
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Nashville, TN or Washington DC. Full time. Doing really interesting work with unstructured "big data" in our core product Synthesys. Some of the technologies we're using: * Lots of Java, some Python * Hadoop * HBase * Cassandra * AWS/EC2
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Csvkit - command line utilities for working with csv files(csvkit.readthedocs.org)
90 points by cpenner461 15y ago|15 comments
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Agreed. I tried wearing them for a while, and while they were fine for running, I couldn't just wear them around casually and they always felt sooo good to take off. They're sized by length, so I had the right size but they were just too
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by cpenner461 15y ago
> You don't actually need that though - there is a completely obvious way to write stuff without having to use that line. Can you elaborate on that point? I thought that was the canonical way to do exactly that... http://docs.python.
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by cpenner461 15y ago
I'm often wanting something like this, and have often thought "I should build this" - congrats/thanks for actually building it!
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by cpenner461 15y ago
I've got a couple of guitars sitting close by, but I don't use them often enough during the work day. Have been thinking about doing something other than surfing for breaks, might have to start working some Knopfler bends myself!
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Lanbito - online form builder(lanbito.com)
1 points by cpenner461 15y ago|0 comments
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by cpenner461 15y ago
HPCC is not a MapReduce framework. Interesting, I quickly read through the article and didn't catch this until I read your comment. Definitely some slight of hand on their part. (Although, now that I'm looking closer, their site does hav
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by cpenner461 15y ago
3) Good Free Toolchain: You don't really have to shell out 600 dollars for Flash. You can get your stuff done for free, using FlashDevelop and Flex SDK. Interesting, I always assumed you had to buy the full Flash IDE to do anything. Gran
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by cpenner461 15y ago
The initial report (from that link) was 5.8, they since updated it to 5.9.
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by cpenner461 15y ago
It took a while to get through, but I was able finally able to order one through the HP Small & Medium Business Store ( http://www.hp.com/sbso/ ). Had to pay for shipping though.
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by cpenner461 15y ago
I've been working remotely as a dev for the past 6 months or so - love it! My take on his questions: “Doesn’t it get lonely?” Not really. I'm on IRC all day so have plenty of technical interaction throughout the day, and there's always t
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by cpenner461 15y ago
defaults read EDIT: Hmm, that shows all of the defaults that are currently in the system, but I guess doesn't show you what extra settings you could set. E.g. that setting in the grandparent doesn't show up in my defaults.
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Very useful - thanks for the link!
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Serious question: can/do patent trolls go after open source projects? I'm not thinking of businesses who sell/support open source software (e.g. Red Hat), but would it be a viable "defense" for an indie dev to simply release their project
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by cpenner461 15y ago
I hope this works for them, I've been getting into Arduino and other electronics lately and would be nice to have a local place to pick stuff at the last minute. I went into our local shack a few months ago to pick up a piezo transducer to
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by cpenner461 15y ago
My son (5) has his own workbench next to mine, and regularly likes to go "build stuff" with me. He's built several "houses" (random blocks of wood glued/screwed/nailed together) on his own, and loves helping cut/drill/nail whatever project
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Does anyone have enough experience to comment on how Pixelmator compares to Acorn? I use Acorn for the occasional times when I need an image editor and have no issues with it, just curious how the two compare. A quick google search only t
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by cpenner461 15y ago
This is really neat. I just finished building an acoustic guitar, I'd love to see it's acoustic profile as compared to some others... Hmm, another project idea to investigate (although I'll prob have to settle for the old fashioned method
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Agreed. I find that reading books on my kindle somehow helps satisfy the desire to be doing something geeky/technical (even if the book is anything but). Able to kill 2 birds with one stone... :)
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by cpenner461 15y ago
My wife has the original palm pre from sprint, and I love the software and system in general. The hardware has been what has kept me away from it (it's the lack of a software keyboard for me personally). Compared to my android experience,
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by cpenner461 15y ago
This is from the author of SQLite, which I would say is pretty bloat free, so I would think that he has applied the same development style to Fossil. I've stayed away from fossil as an SCM because it doesn't have the traction that others do
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by cpenner461 15y ago
+1 for DynDNS - very geek friendly and gimmick-free.
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by cpenner461 15y ago
I've got Home/Down working correctly in my Terminal.app, you've got to go into Preferences->Settings->Keyboard, then scroll down to find the "home" key, click "Edit", and set the action as "send string to shell", and enter "\001" as
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by cpenner461 15y ago
Another vote for DynDNS. I'm a little surprised to not see them mentioned more - especially here, they're pretty "geek friendly".

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