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by dig1 8y ago
Sadly no. The only viable (and closed) alternative to Bloomberg Terminal is Eikon from Thomson Reuters [1]. However, I find Routers finance news & details much more accessible than those from Bloomberg as they offer a bunch of rss feeds
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by dig1 8y ago
Cooling via oil insulation isn't something new - it is used for years inside high voltage transformers to keep temperature stable. What kind of oil are you using?
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by dig1 8y ago
For evidence, use the source Luke ;) systemd has plenty of reinvention evidences...
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by dig1 8y ago
The problem here is what loophole a big company like Oracle can find, if they don't like you. They can't prevent you from doing a fork, but can easily sue you for not keeping copyright visible enough in project page README file. T
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by dig1 9y ago
Agree. As someone who was playing table tennis for a bit time, where basically you can't see the ball due speed, prediction training is essential and long term process. At some point you get so versed you know where the ball will be ju
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by dig1 9y ago
Unrelated to cryptocurrencies, did Robinhood ever managed to roll ability to trade US stocks outside US? From this [1] (almost tree years ago), looks like they started with Australia, but that is it. Anyone can suggest sane brokerage with A
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by dig1 9y ago
> If that were true, then Linux distros wouldn't still be using GCC. Simply because there is no better alternative (clang doesn't bring anything new). However, distros switched to egcs fork when gcc wasn't up to date. &g
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by dig1 9y ago
> Switching to a new compiler is a very high burden for a lot of projects ... By contrast, switching to a new language ... is also a very high burden, but the benefits are larger I guess switching to a new compiler (or newer version of
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by dig1 9y ago
1. Have a lot of money to hire best layers to sink bastard. 2. Work for a big corp/government. 3. Live in a country where they don't give a damn about patents.
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by dig1 10y ago
> Run a goddamn business,.... If you cared about image, you wouldn't talk about what people wear. Let's change perspective - what do you think, how much success will have business with web pages that looks like from 90-ties or
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by dig1 10y ago
* Be patient - time is the best healer. * Find a partner who understands your situation. I was lucky and my girlfriend at that time (today my wife), was in IT too. * If you are programmer and like coding, change language/environment -
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by dig1 10y ago
As someone who's been there, it all depends how hard it was. You can recover from light burnouts quickly (by traveling, taking sports), however, hard burnouts change you for life - you'll be lucky to not end up as alcoholic or dru
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by dig1 10y ago
I believe many voters didn't see other side of the coin. Mass media bragging about independence, market and money control did pretty decent brainwashing for mass population.
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by dig1 10y ago
Funny, four days ago I've read they are looking for backend devs...
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by dig1 10y ago
Or you can go with Gambit, which does superb job here and produces optimized code. Last releases added backends for Java, PHP, javascript and perl I think.
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by dig1 10y ago
Where is the data that proves this? Leaving aside hipster trends (which I don't understand at all these days), what I see is that all the sites I visit, they have RSS/atom option; outside Bloomberg, which is a different story sinc
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by dig1 10y ago
> C lost this battle a long time ago... The number of domains where one must use C is shrinking I doubt that. Kernels, drivers, embedded devices (not IoT), GNU world, are all highly C oriented. Want to develop for a customer with unknown
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by dig1 10y ago
Imagine, Java is run on your phone's SIM card. Enough? On other hand, on truly constrained embedded systems where real time is essential, no GC-based language has any business, no matter how GC is good. Even C++ is sometimes avoided.
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by dig1 10y ago
2. Yea, right. Obviously you haven't run enough Go binaries
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by dig1 11y ago
Take a look at the hundreds of projects on https://github.com/mozilla/ , for example AFAIK, 99% projects out there are Mozilla specific and I don't know anyone is using them seriously.
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Grafana, Riemann and InfluxDB installation howto(acidwords.com)
3 points by dig1 11y ago|0 comments
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by dig1 11y ago
Welcome to the modern IT world. First dude, you will need to cheer up, since many of us had been in the same position. As a matter of fact, I've been there couple of times and that is the path of The Professional (learning things on yo
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by dig1 12y ago
Although his work is impressive, this: "and he has more than 1,000 patents granted or pending for his inventions" makes me really sad. His work will became part of some company (if not yet) and will benefit only those with deep po
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by dig1 13y ago
Closed after noticed the page will scroll up/down automatically. Quickly tried SVG version and my browser (latest Firefox) skyrocketed CPU. Guys, please make your pages usable since (we), users, are not interested in you-think-it-is-co
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How to shutdown computer under Linux?(sanelz.blogspot.com)
1 points by dig1 14y ago|0 comments