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by cschmidt 12y ago
There is a version of iPython that works with Julia too
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Leading with the Paul Rand "Eye Bee M" rebus is always cool: http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/ibm100/us/en/icons/gooddes...
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by cschmidt 12y ago
There is finally a good 'first' book about learning Vim, that just came out this week: Pro Vim www.amazon.com/Pro-Vim-Mark-McDonnell/dp/1484202511/ He sets you up with a reasonable .vimrc to start, which I thin
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by cschmidt 12y ago
I suppose because Elon Musk wants to go there, and he seems good at getting stuff done.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Don't people used Module in practice? http://julia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/manual/modules/?highl... I haven't read up on Julia yet, so I'm curious.
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Seven More Languages in Seven Weeks(pragprog.com)
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by cschmidt 12y ago
You should put a link to the app in the app stores on the website.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Apparently that is William Whyte's rule: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/OfficeNewYork.html
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by cschmidt 12y ago
> You can use any third party library, even native ones. [1] I realize they are starting with node.js, but I wonder how this will work? It sounds like they plan to support arbitrary dependencies. Will you upload a Docker container with y
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by cschmidt 12y ago
You do have some very valid points, and git can be confusing. I wonder if those points are more confusing for someone coming to git from some other VCS than someone using git as their first VCS. My 13 year old son got the idea of Git afte
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Sure, I sometimes try things that don't work, and I can just revert my changes. I'm just used to having everything in source control, so I even like it for one-off stuff that doesn't fit in an existing repo.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
I sometimes use git this way on local files: git init # make a local repo git add foo.txt # add the file [edit] git add -u # add changes to commit git commit -m&
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by cschmidt 12y ago
> * Have enough carbs each meal so your body hormones etc are getting stuff to work with. Your body doesn't actually need any carbs to function. It can run off of ketones rather than glucose. You might be interested to look into the
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by cschmidt 12y ago
There were three distributed VCS that were in the running for a while. There was git, bazaar (bzr), and mercurial (hg). For a while people were using on all 3, but eventually git won out.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Back in the early days of Mac programming, they had handles, which were pointers to pointers. The memory management would move around blocks of memory, and update the second pointer. That's what I was hoping for.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Paul Rand was different than many logo designers, in that he just presented a single solution, rather than letting the client pick from several. He worked out what he thought was right, and that's what you were going to get. This is a
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by cschmidt 12y ago
You can rent and stay in Rosslyn Castle, very close to the chapel. I stayed there once, and it was one of the neatest places I've been. The only shower is on the way to the dungeon. http://www.landmarktrust.org.uk/searc
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by cschmidt 12y ago
While it was an interesting article, the main website page looks like the author is a complete crackpot.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
How long will jobs take to start up? Is it seconds? (i.e. you have a queue, and machines ready to go)
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by cschmidt 12y ago
There are questions about polyunsaturated fats as well, i.e. vegetable oils. The book "The Big Fat Surprise" [1] talks about this in some length if you're interested. [1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Big-Fat-Surp
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by cschmidt 12y ago
It is a good resource. The FAQ is very useful for "what should I do". The /r/ketoscience/ subreddit has lots of studies like the OP.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
Or perhaps it is the insulin resistance you get from eating too many carbs.
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Many people think that ketones are the preferred fuel for every cell in our bodies.
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Wow, I just disagree with everything you're posting on this thread. You're certainly entitled to your opinions, but be aware that people who do keto think you are just so wrong. I've lost 33 pounds since May eating LCHF. I j
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by cschmidt 12y ago
It says Sweden a little further down the article. I've read that Low Carb High Fat (LCHF) is very popular in Sweden. They even have a LCHF magazine. The dietdoctor.com blog is written by a Swedish doctor.
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by cschmidt 12y ago
I've always wanted to try Zingerman's bacon of the month club: http://www.zingermans.com/Product.aspx?ProductID=G-bac-3 From a great deli in Ann Arbor, MI
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by cschmidt 12y ago
It was one of the more interesting meetups I've ever been to. There is a lot of interesting stuff going on with Julia right now. For example, the pretty picture in the header of the Juno page is also a Julia project. Yuri Vishnevsky g
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by cschmidt 12y ago
I haven't read it myself, but Practical Vim is quite highly regarded: http://www.amazon.com/Practical-Vim-Thought-Pragmatic-Progra... A whole book of tips
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According to the New Scientist article others have linked to, the equivalent human dose was 9-12 packets of sweetener a day. I'm sure there are heavy coffee drinkers that go through that much. I also don't like those studies wher
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It is a saturated fat - that is for sure. And the medical establishment has said that saturated fats are bad for you since the '60's or so. However, if you go over the literature, there isn't a lot of good science to back it

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