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   by devxpy 8y ago

   Keep calm and install solus ;)
2. 272.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   THANK YOU
3. 273.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   I feel like Bokeh is way too complicated for what it does. I guess flutter has really spoiled me; my expectations from a UI framework are just too damn high now xD
4. 274.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   > but tech news aren’t really important. I thought this was hackernews...
5. 275.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   That's pretty clean code, good job OP!
6. 276.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   I see new commits tho..
7. 277.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   Oh you should check out resin.io
8. 278.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   Filelight, comes default on kde. It's freaking amazing.
9. 279.▲
   by devxpy 8y ago

   Who the fuck writes a blog in monospaced font. This is an abomination on web design :-)
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    I Agree with what you say. But you gotta realize, just having the time clock (suprachiasmatic nucleus) synchronized and working perfectly in no way implies that OP will sleep early.' Some people are hard-wired at DNA level to sleep lat
11. 281.▲
    by devxpy 8y ago

    A better argument is presented by this excerpt from that book. > humans likely evolved to co-sleep as families or even whole tribes, not alone or as couples. Appreciating this evolutionary context, the benefits of such genetically progra
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    It isn't. > Kleitman and Richardson were to be their own experimental guinea pigs. Loaded with food and water for six weeks and a pair of dismantled, high-standing hospital beds, they took a trip into Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, one o
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    The book even has a number on this! > The second unexpected—and more profound—result was that their reliably repeating cycles of wake and sleep were not precisely twenty-four hours in length, but consistently and undeniably longer than t
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Farming isn't and never was, the only occupation in the world. So, simple solution - Don't be a farmer. Be a night guard or something. This is really like the kind of problem we have today. We only have some 5 most popular profess
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Research has shown time and again; Humans can't think for themselves. This mentality is eminent, especially after the fact that we're taught bullshit like this from day 1: > Early to bed and early to rise makes and man healthy,
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Allow me to back this up with an actual piece of research. Here is an excerpt from the book "Why we sleep" (which BTW is written by a neuroscientist and psychology prof working at the Center for Human Sleep Science ) > An adul
17. 287.▲
    by devxpy 8y ago

    THANK YOU
18. 288.▲
    by devxpy 8y ago

    Damn right.
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    How does this compare to Spotify's recommendation and audio features API?
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    Computer Science, Software Engineering, and the Scientific Method (2013)(youtube.com)

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    by devxpy 8y ago

    *cries in Gnome
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    > Cython is a relatively complex and still poorly documented language Totally agree. I tried some time ago, was quite hard to setup. If they can mypyc just work out of the box, it would be really nice. Compiling python to C not only has
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Also, after doing some research: The `multiprocessing.Pool` uses a `multiprocessing.Queue` in the background to retrieve the results after completion. The `multiprocessing.Queue` in turn uses `multiprocessing.connection.Pipe` and sends the
24. 294.▲
    by devxpy 8y ago

    Did you try doing full p2p? Just curious..
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Is it just me or the community is just filled with packages that have a single page, or nearly single page doc. Please don't do this. Documentation isn't an rfc. It's meant to be a _content first_ WEBSITE! - plain html with l
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Wow, I nearly forgot about it. Revisiting today, I see you've made a lot of progress. Keep up the good work! Btw, Anvil uplink works with a non-public IP right?
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Right, that only concerns sending data at startup, which both Python (and zproc) already do. I thought you were talking about sending data to child processes in constant* time, while it was running.
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    Does "we have the answer" equal "solved"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhGXJ9Jt3-A
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    I'm serious. The "let it fail" strategy is quite useful
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    by devxpy 8y ago

    I don't think he meant it like that. You could easily interpret that as - Perfect _implies_ that it's easy to write and understand, but it's not the whole picture. It's just a feature that _he_ thinks is _crucial_ to it