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by dljsjr 12y ago
The threadID used in the affinity wrapper maps to the address of a C++ object, so unfortunately no. To be more clear, it operates directly on pthreads under the hood, so if you had some way of grabbing the pthread information from a Java th
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Hey all! I'm one of the maintainers of IHMCRealtime, so if you have any questions then fire away. Kind of an odd submission for HN but maybe one or two people out there might be interested in this. The motivation for this library isn&#
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IHMCRealtime: A simple library for soft real-time computation on the JVM(bitbucket.org)
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The fact that it forwards package registration to the underlying ghc-pkg system, has very poor/nearly nonexistent record keeping, and can't perform uninstall operations are kinda crucial. I've never heard of a packager manag
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Personally, I like to follow the mantra cabal is not a package manager . Because whenever I treat it like one, I get messed up in a bad way. I buy in to this argument[1] as to why it isn't. [1]: http://ivanmiljenovic.wordpr
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I found that for the maps to work you have to be really specific. Which I would say is a knock. For example, a local bar here where I live is called Old Hickory Whiskey Bar. If I search for "Old Hickory <City>", I get a bu
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GrubHub is a service that bolts on delivery to restaurants that may not normally deliver. This is just a feature where Square-powered stores can offer customers the ability to place an order for a product remotely, and then be notified of w
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by dljsjr 13y ago
Is this already live on Dev-Metal? I use the MVPS Hosts File + gas mask on OS X instead of an ad blocker, and I went to the Dev-Metal home page to see if I would get presented with the add on the left, and I did not.
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The author discusses their reasoning and even mentions Martini specifically on the GitHub project page.
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Serious question about Gitlab and something that has always scared me away: How does it perform on a resource-constrained system? A lot of the hardware requirements[1] are presented in terms of <x> users, but the "minimum"
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And yet this is written for people who aren't familiar with this area of software engineering. It's stated so right at the top of the article.
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Sent
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Got it, thanks! Sitting on 1 now if anybody would like one.
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If you still have 1 left, my email is in my profile.
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You do know that they offer an Apache 2 licensed community edition of IDEA, which is the same IDE core as is used in all of their other products? http://www.jetbrains.org/display/IJOS/Home
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I'm not convinced that these things need to be mutually exclusive. In the CS department at my university, the only language used for the first 3 years is C. But all of the courses are split in to a "lecture" and "lab&q
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by dljsjr 13y ago
Linked article is about bitmap sprites in native games, not CSS sprites on web sites. Your comment makes little sense in the context.
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I've been struggling to put in to words what exactly I think about Jelly, and I'm intrigued but underwhelmed at the same why, and here's the reason: Jelly seems to be (to me) the product of the Silicon Valley filter bubble. H
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We're gonna have some job listings up come February. Might be a tough sell for a lot of the folks here. We're not in the valley; we're in a small Florida city called Pensacola. And we're not slinging web apps. And we d
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by dljsjr 13y ago
At it's heart, Qt is basically a C++ framework/library, so it's just like invoking Java from regular C++ code. In other words, JNI is involved.
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The work they've done is definitely impressive. Really looking forward to seeing the robot do its stuff in person down in Homestead. Though Atlas is definitely nothing to sneeze at. I've become pretty fond of it since the summer
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by dljsjr 13y ago
One of the acquisitions (SCHAFT, Inc.) is a competitor in the current DARPA Robotics Challenge, and out of all of the teams that have shown off progress videos, SCHAFT has shown the greatest level of competence in handling the tasks as they
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by dljsjr 13y ago
Roasted beans give off CO2, which is displaced by oxygen during the off-gassing process. Fresh roasted beans are full of CO2, which mask the aromatics/lipids. The first day or two, most of the off-gassing is all CO2. After the first
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I'm not aware of any super rigorous studies, but anecdotally the different types of setups definitely produce different flavors (I'm hesitant to ascribe a qualitative word like "better" since it could be pretty subjectiv
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This seems to be a Bryan O'Sullivan thing, as the online version of Real World Haskell looks the exact same. http://book.realworldhaskell.org
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by dljsjr 13y ago
Previous discussion on the same coverage from The Guardian: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6722693
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We were required to use ROS/Gazebo during the first phase of Track B, but we mostly lean on a simulation environment that was developed by one of our PI's years ago and is maintained/improved in house.
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This is such a fascinating topic because the field of robotics outside of industrial applications is still so nascent. I'm not here to weigh in, just to drop off some useful tidbits for other people interested in this ethical gray ar
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See my comment about clarifying UI vs GUI.
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`brew search` + `brew info` is about a million times more sane than `apt-cache show`, which I find sucks (is usually too aggressive or too specific in its fuzzy matching) and is poorly named. Plus, why the hell have apt-get and apt-cache s

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