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dewiz
9y ago
I like swift's conditionals without brackets, OTOH the syntax for string interpolation is ugly
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dewiz
10y ago
using hill climbing plus ML and anomaly detection for autoscaling bigger resources, e.g. stream processors and cloud workers
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dewiz
10y ago
I remember finding a casino in one of Ultima7 islands, I made so much gold out of the roulette that it became a problem stocking it and carrying it around Britannia.
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dewiz
10y ago
Akka for .NET, Java, Scala. BTW Akka is the "A" in SMACK
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dewiz
10y ago
Enpass is pretty simple
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dewiz
10y ago
Too late, I decided to take the opportunity and renew my passwords and store them offline. I'm giving Enpass a try before reverting to the well known keepassx
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dewiz
10y ago
very interesting, the UI throws me off though, for instance are topics somehow correlated to the channels I have open (i.e. the list on the left)? Can I access Topics from the desktop client? Looking forward to updates, thanks!
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dewiz
10y ago
too bad, thanks for the heads up
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dewiz
10y ago
next, I hope to see some "content" offer attached to gitlab's ecosystem, for instance a strong collaboration with stackoverflow/OSQA
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dewiz
10y ago
I think it would make more sense to do the opposite, generate Docker compose + files starting from a Kubernetes configuration. k8s features is a superset of Docker Compose, for instance networking, importing files, managing secrets is imho
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dewiz
10y ago
When they add ML clustering to one's pages, so that I stop using bookmarks, and find useful stuff automatically grouped together, plus recommendations...then perhaps I'll start using it
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dewiz
10y ago
It could also be that something came to air due to the continued melting of polar ice
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dewiz
10y ago
I wonder if Comcast does the same, they can even cache user interests locally waiting for a connection to be available.
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dewiz
10y ago
Great news but it is NOT for everyone. Only a small number of countries have access to it
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dewiz
10y ago
I see online many negative comments about Rockchip, anyone have numbers or know how Rockchip would affect development, compared to a RPi?
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dewiz
10y ago
I would prefer the ability to squash a set of adjacent layers. Squashing the entire history doesn't seem like a great idea, you lose the benefit of common layers shared by different images. As for that multiple "&&" i
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Ask HN: Social networks and profiles of dead people
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10y ago
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dewiz
10y ago
Care to elaborate please?
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dewiz
10y ago
Is there a similar service in US?
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All your GPS history stored by Google
(google.com)
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10y ago
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dewiz
10y ago
not sure what will remain of Java if Oracle starts charging people as I understand from this http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/16/oracle_targets_java_...
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dewiz
10y ago
I don't like either the current title "trying to bully". Is IBM bullying or not ?
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dewiz
10y ago
I couldn't find a link to the actual repo, here's the DMCA takedown https://github.com/openlava/openlava
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dewiz
10y ago
The registration is not functional yet
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Comcast Internet nightly outage(s)
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
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dewiz
10y ago
(aww... the old days when you had keys to move the cursor diagonally... https://www.msx.org/wiki/images/1/18/Frael-Bruc100.JPG ) I remember playing with fonts to generate sprites and psychedelic screen
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dewiz
10y ago
++ "Click here if you can't read this email"
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dewiz
10y ago
Perhaps add "2005" to the title?
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10y ago
> I've even seen functionality regression for the sake of modern and > "responsive" design in many cases. > > For example, you used to be able to browse youtube favorites in > pages. Whoops, not an
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dewiz
10y ago
>"All the popular operating systems aren’t designed with security in mind" I really disagree.
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