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by dflock 7y ago
True, but the name `git` came from the open source SCM tool, written by Linus for the Linux source code - and now everyone is sort of stuck with that name. This is a commercial product, deciding on a name for themselves.
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by dflock 7y ago
True, but the name `git` came from the open source SCM tool, written by Linus for the Linux source code - and now everyone is sort of stuck with that name. This is a commercial product, deciding on a name for themselves.
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by dflock 7y ago
Unionize and refuse to work under those conditions.
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by dflock 7y ago
You might want to re-think that name: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dolt > A mental retard who is clueless not only about current events, but also has the IQ level of a rock. "Dolt" may be the
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by dflock 7y ago
If you want a purely technical skill, being fluent in SQL, including DDL, joins, etc... would be a pretty good candidate.
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by dflock 7y ago
What? Your quote says 4% of global sea level rise from this one glacier, not 4" - it says 25" at the end there.
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by dflock 7y ago
I'd probably skip to: http://trelease-on-reading.com/rah-ch4.html
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by dflock 7y ago
Someone further down does: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22129906
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by dflock 7y ago
> How many people _use_ that support? That's not really relevant to Enterprise sales.
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by dflock 7y ago
Your footer links don't work, btw.
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by dflock 7y ago
Soulver is MacOs/iOS only, and Frink works ~everywhere?
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by dflock 7y ago
This will just mean that they get to write their "amazing journey" post from prison.
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by dflock 7y ago
Yes, they would - and it actually says that in the article. But you'd then need some non-ml way to read & play it back, which would still require readily available computers & lasers, etc...
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by dflock 7y ago
You just need to get your civilisation back the point where you can write ML algorithms first.
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by dflock 7y ago
There's also this, which I just remembered about: https://github.com/iodide-project?type=source
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by dflock 7y ago
What's the closest equivalent of this, for Jupyter et al? Is there a seamless, hosted web service for creating & publishing notebooks using open-source tools? Given how incredibly obvious & inherent to notebooks this use case i
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by dflock 7y ago
"Standard Cognition buys DeepMagic" - that's the most Silicon Valley phrase I've read in a while.
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by dflock 7y ago
That would be a completely different project, with totally different outcomes, though.
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by dflock 7y ago
> self host ... totally free Self hosting stuff is work for someone, and either needs hardware or rented VMs - it's the opposite of "totally free". This is why this happens.
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by dflock 7y ago
That seems fairly obvious to me - SolarCity/Tesla have always talked about building a "virtual" utility via residential solar+battery, with the cars working as an (occasionally) mobile battery component. But the OP's que
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by dflock 7y ago
You can run real linux as well a ChromeOS: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en
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by dflock 7y ago
Well, you can install regular linux and run whatever you want: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en
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by dflock 7y ago
Yes, you can: https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en
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by dflock 7y ago
To do that would require them to _become_ a power company in each jurisdiction that they wanted to do this in. Those markets are generally highly regulated - the amount of distraction & overhead this would create would be staggering, _i
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by dflock 7y ago
It's not like your going to delete `ls` - you can have both? I have a `ll` alias which is use for 80% of my "what's in this folder" ls use - I just changed this alias (and a couple of others) to use exa. I left ls alone:
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by dflock 7y ago
That's a boil the oceans solution, though - it's doesn't do anything useful until you've converted a large percentage of all roads, and it's very expensive.
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by dflock 7y ago
Ooops, I thought it was Linux, sorry!
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by dflock 7y ago
Ooops, thanks for the correction!
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by dflock 7y ago
FreeNAS is linux distro with a friendly NAS UI: https://freenas.org/ - but still linux, so you get all the usual linux stuff - docker, full VMs, etc...
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by dflock 7y ago
Does anyone know if it's possible to get the FDA to certify a snapshot of source code, along with a complete test suite - instead of an executable binary - for use in medical devices? From my limited experience with this, it seems that

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