devons

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by devons 7y ago
Ooh, thanks for the additional details. Do you have any preferences for alternatives than Jenkins? (especially OSS)
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by devons 7y ago
Please elaborate -- do you object to Jenkins (as a tool, specifically), CI/CD, or some other aspect (added complexity, etc.)?
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Data-mining finds 80% of books published 1924-63 are now in the public domain(boingboing.net)
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by devons 7y ago
There's a Twitter thread critiquing Progress Studies from a similar angle. This reply in particular caught my eye: https://twitter.com/WordsByBennett/status/115630161497577063... It compares the proposed app
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by devons 7y ago
Interesting - do you know if the negative effects of circular swimming pool affect fish hatcheries? (fish are forced to swim against current) If I had to guess, I'd say not as much b/c of the size of the fish.
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by devons 7y ago
Ditto - these are exactly the questions that must be asked, frequently: > he asked “one of the good ones, or one of the bad ones?” A designer on his team — a “bad one” — asked too many questions. Questions like “Why are we building this
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by devons 7y ago
I use Pinboard for this. It doesn't have the masonry-style layout, but it's quite functional. You can make your posts public and they'll be shown on your usage page, for example: http://pinboard.in/u:incredimi
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by devons 8y ago
Those are excellent insights, thank you. Do you have any pointers to get started on this for someone whose last practice of scientific method was a middle-school science fair project? (Asking for a friend) I picked up the book "Uncontr
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by devons 8y ago
Very cool, thanks for creating this and sharing! I've been interested in (U)GA and related subjects for a while. Looks really promising and its advocates make it seem like it solves all kinds of problems. But I hesitated to dive in bec
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by devons 10y ago
Google (and others) gave them so much money because ML is aiming to build a platform that is not only the thing after smartphones, it's the thing after the Web: spatialized information seamlessly interleaved with reality, everywhere. A
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by devons 11y ago
The Lua community experienced a similar "Cambrian explosion" of module standards followed by standardization. This stemmed from Lua's "mechanisms, not policy" design philosophy: "Despite our “mechanisms, not po