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by dimfeld 7y ago
I had the same thing happen recently, and came across this Youtube video detailing a fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFaLyoSQQo0 . Essentially, you open up the mouse and loosen the internal screws on the thumb button a
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by dimfeld 7y ago
It's notable that the creator of Tailwind, Adam Wathan, is working on something similar [1]. Whether it fits the paradigm or not, there definitely seems to be a demand for such a thing. On a recent episode of the Full Stack Radio podca
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Six Principles for Designing Any Chart(medium.com)
2 points by dimfeld 7y ago|0 comments
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by dimfeld 8y ago
A lot of that is done in a simulator on the computer, which usually builds very quick once you get the environment and simulation scripts written. The full build to a bit file that can be loaded into hardware is an NP-hard optimization prob
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by dimfeld 8y ago
Perhaps we have different interpretations of those quotes, but I think they reinforce my point, which is that they take a “rules are rules” approach rather than thinking of if the rules actually make sense.
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by dimfeld 8y ago
The article says “The World Bridge Federation (WBF) is recognised by the International Olympic Committee and as such abides by World Anti-Doping Agency rules.” It’s unfortunate that nobody quoted in the article seems to realize the absurdit
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After an abrupt shutdown, Munchery’s small business vendors picking up the bill(techcrunch.com)
2 points by dimfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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by dimfeld 8y ago
One example I’ve found is the trading software for Interactive Brokers. It’s a Java application with mostly custom (and fairly clunky) UI, and it has other Windows-isms like adding an icon to the desktop when you install it.
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Understanding SAT by Implementing a Simple SAT Solver in Python (2014)(sahandsaba.com)
3 points by dimfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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How to Level Up Dev Teams(bravenewgeek.com)
1 points by dimfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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35C3: Safe and Secure Drivers in High-Level Languages(hackaday.com)
24 points by dimfeld 8y ago|2 comments
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The Best of Farnam Street 2018(fs.blog)
2 points by dimfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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Bill Gates: What I Learned at Work This Year(gatesnotes.com)
4 points by dimfeld 8y ago|0 comments
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by dimfeld 8y ago
The libpostal developers have released bindings for a number of different languages, which can be found at the Github organization page: https://github.com/openvenues
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by dimfeld 9y ago
GROUP BY ROLLUP support actually just arrived in Bigquery a week or two ago. Still a lot of things missing, but they are steadily improving.
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by dimfeld 9y ago
I suspect that "But at that time (early May), I was interested in learning Rust" was a big consideration there. But I can also vouch for Go's excellent cross-compilation support.
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by dimfeld 9y ago
Somebody opened a huge options position on EFX a couple weeks ago. No way to tell who, of course, but it certainly looks suspicious. I posted the chart here: https://twitter.com/dimfeld/status/905952247682547716
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by dimfeld 9y ago
This is the approach I ended up using too. Works great.
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by dimfeld 9y ago
Cayley's graph data layout is most similar to a Hexastore-style [1] triple store, though IIRC it doesn't do the full six-way index that the original Hexastore paper describes. The Redis page on secondary indexing [2] has a great q
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Understanding Git Filter-Branch and the Git Storage Model(manishearth.github.io)
218 points by dimfeld 10y ago|8 comments
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by dimfeld 10y ago
With a workload of text editing, compiling code, and light web browsing I never saw the new MBP switch to the discrete GPU when I looked at the activity monitor, and I was still getting battery life or 4-5 hours at best (much improved over
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by dimfeld 10y ago
This fits with what I've seen. Got the new 15" a few weeks ago, and transferred my old system over to it. Battery life was 5 hours at best, usually less (actual usage, not estimated). But then just a day or two ago I'm sudden
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by dimfeld 10y ago
Hmm, interesting. For what it's worth, I haven't had that problem.
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by dimfeld 10y ago
The gray zone expands even more with the lesser-known satire sites, which sometimes have a mix of articles that are obviously satire, and some that aren't. For example, I've seen a few articles shared as truth from "World New
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by dimfeld 10y ago
The FBPurity browser plugin might interest you. You can block all sorts of content based on post type and keyword. http://www.fbpurity.com
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by dimfeld 10y ago
The closest it comes are the f1-micro and g1-small instance types, at $4 and $13 per month, respectively, with a full month's usage. These seem most comparable to AWS's t2.nano and t2.small types though it's not an exact comp
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Generic attacks on secure outsourced databases(blog.acolyer.org)
2 points by dimfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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How to Create Competitive Advantage for Your Startup with Proxy Metrics(tomtunguz.com)
2 points by dimfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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A Deep Dive into TiKV(pingcap.github.io)
1 points by dimfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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by dimfeld 10y ago
Agreed, Awesome Rust is a great resource. Here's the link: https://github.com/kud1ing/awesome-rust There are also some "Are we X yet?" sites that cover ecosystem maturity for specific topics. Here are al

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