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by dflock 9y ago
They are: - http://blog.atom.io/2017/09/12/announcing-atom-ide.html - http://blog.atom.io/2017/11/15/code-together-in-real-time-wi... Still beta, though.
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by dflock 9y ago
Gzipping a jpeg isn't going to save you any bytes.
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by dflock 9y ago
That's a pretty good headline.
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by dflock 9y ago
Link? How is it better?
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by dflock 9y ago
Not coincidentally, the human population has doubled in the same timeframe. Is everyone else screaming inside, or is it just me?
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by dflock 9y ago
> The feature I use the most is automatic history search by typing part of a command and hitting UP to search the history. This is available in bash/sh by setting this in your ~/.inputrc file: "\e[A": history-sear
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by dflock 9y ago
> incorrectly packing boxes, not trucks. From Amazon's point of view, they're doing both correctly. Their algorithm apparently optimises for packing completely filled tucks leaving the warehouse first, then optimises for minima
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by dflock 9y ago
This looks like it might a good fit for data flow/transform/etl type workflows. 1. Does this work in a clustered/distributed environment? 2. Does this integrate with Hadoop/Mapreduce/Yarn/Kafka? 3. If it doesn&
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by dflock 9y ago
Hopefully. Timing is everything, though.
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by dflock 9y ago
You don't get a line of laptops off the ground overnight. AMD/ATI linux drivers not sucking is a fairly recent development. If were making this decision ~5 years ago, Nvidia would be a reasonable choice.
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by dflock 9y ago
> with Python support coming in 2018.
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by dflock 9y ago
In the case of Atom, no - it's peer-to-peer - github servers are only involved with initial connection. Probably the same for VS code, but not looked.
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by dflock 9y ago
It's a huge mistake to do nothing because you can't do everything.
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by dflock 9y ago
I read somewhere the other day that sqlite is used somewhere in Airbus A380 passenger jets, and Airbus have a support contract for it.
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by dflock 9y ago
Possibly because it doubles the amount of work to make small changes, because you also have to learn the testing setup and write tests for your change?
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by dflock 9y ago
Afaik, they use the same underlying data - this is just Google cutting off public access to this data via the API.
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by dflock 9y ago
Increasing the incentive to catch every last one, presumably?
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by dflock 9y ago
Lot's of good recommendations over on http://www.reddit.com/r/printsf
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by dflock 9y ago
> That would put an end to banks and such trying to use them as a way to verify identity. Obviously it should so - but obviously , they shouldn't be using them in the first place. Doesn't seem like it would stop anyone - possi
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by dflock 9y ago
It's a fairly small and rapidly shrinking market - mostly because of camera phones, so this is incredibly unlikely, obviously
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by dflock 9y ago
Successive conservative governments have introduced a fake internal market into the NHS, deliberately fragmenting the previously integrated system and forcing the severed parts to sell services to each other. The money they use to buy servi
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by dflock 9y ago
True - but you can get them to output to PDF, then composite/stamp this pdf onto a PDF with headers/footers/whatever on it. This is very easy to do with pdftk.
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by dflock 9y ago
If the Yellowstone super volcano erupts, it doesn't really matter where in the northern hemisphere you live - in fact life on _most_ of the earth's surface is going to suck for a few decades after that.
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by dflock 9y ago
These already exist and are much larger and more successful than most people realise. Start here and follow the links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondragon_Corporation
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by dflock 9y ago
Something that I didn't like about Sublime was the random radio silence. They'd do a few regular beta releases, then just randomly _complete_ radio silence for months, a year or so - then, bam, another release, some "I'm
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by dflock 9y ago
Have you written up the food thing anywhere? I'd be interested in details.
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by dflock 9y ago
Currently taking VSL#3 and it seems to be really helpful. How high was your dose?
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by dflock 9y ago
That's standard procedure for clinical trials.
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by dflock 9y ago
You should talk to these guys: https://twitter.com/CDS_GC
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by dflock 9y ago
I very much doubt it - those things weren't cheap and probably would have been repurposed, if possible.

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