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by dpcx 9y ago
Not that I'm against people building tools in their language of choice, but how does this compare to Sphinx ( http://sphinxsearch.com/ )?
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by dpcx 9y ago
Speaking only from personal experience, the only thing about the stock Android keyboard that I prefer over the stock iOS keyboard is swipe typing. It's phenomenal. I've had plenty of issues just trying to get the actual key that I
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by dpcx 9y ago
That's the problem though. The setting isn't "Disable Motion." It's "Reduce Motion." They're doing what they say on the tin, it's just that what is said on the tin is _extremely_ vague.
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by dpcx 9y ago
I wrote a script to log in to my brokerage account nightly and check for new purchases or dividend payments, log all of that to a database, and provide an interface allowing me to see all kinds of statistical information about my investment
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by dpcx 9y ago
How are these resume lines "proven?"
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by dpcx 9y ago
He sometimes takes sabbaticals, and the users of the site will re-post old comics.
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by dpcx 9y ago
Not yet, maybe. But eventually, I'm sure they'll be used directly in some other scientific discovery.
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by dpcx 9y ago
x86_64 is still available... I don't know the last time I personally used an i386 image from anything.
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by dpcx 9y ago
He could provide information about the paper, sure. The explanation, I'm fairly certain, he could not.
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by dpcx 9y ago
A coworker earlier mentioned a paper questioning the validity of the findings around gravitational waves. Can anyone point me to them and (as a non-scientist) explain why this paper would think those findings are inaccurate?
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by dpcx 9y ago
In my case, the founders answered all of these questions in a manner sufficient for me to still take the job. If only I had asked the employees what they thought of the founders, I would have saved myself a lot of headache, heartache, and s
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by dpcx 9y ago
True. But for every IBM spending hundreds of thousands of dollars, there are thousands of small companies spending hundreds of dollars. So long as you control the software, it's probably a wash in the end.
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by dpcx 9y ago
Twilio's advantage is that they have amazing API documentation, and extremely low barrier to entry.
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by dpcx 9y ago
It also has an offline feature that most other mobile map services would kill for.
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by dpcx 9y ago
This seems like a great introduction to the history. I have a problem with it, though. In the first example, the method compute_error_for_line_given_points is called with values 1, 2, [[3,6],[6,9],[12,18]]. Where did those values come from?
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by dpcx 9y ago
taggernews.com allows you to see what tags might apply to each story (more info about all of this at https://devpost.com/software/tagger-news )
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Delta Lyft – Link Skymiles and Lyft(deltalyft.com)
65 points by dpcx 9y ago|40 comments
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Query Analyzer: A Tool for Analyzing MySQL Queries Without Overhead(engineering.linkedin.com)
1 points by dpcx 9y ago|0 comments
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by dpcx 9y ago
I've used tombstoning as well. The biggest problem is that you have to let it run long enough to determine if anyone is actually using that method - and with sections of an application that are not oft-used, you could be waiting a very
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by dpcx 9y ago
Sure. There will always be things out of our control in woodworking. Just like seatbelts won't save you in all circumstances. And there are still some people that drive without wearing seatbelts. It really comes down to personal prefer
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by dpcx 9y ago
Sort of, but not really. The reason you wear a seatbelt (for the most part) is because of things that are outside of your control: other drivers. In the case of woodworking, there are no other woodworkers that are going to do something stup
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by dpcx 9y ago
I'm curious how well this would work on games like the original Legend of Zelda and the Lost Woods (and Lost Hills) section.
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by dpcx 9y ago
Getting errors trying to run the default expression. HN Effect already?
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Webkit begins work on service workers(bugs.webkit.org)
5 points by dpcx 9y ago|1 comments
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by dpcx 9y ago
I was there for most of that, as well as the shadow-ban days. I left and never went back because of that.
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by dpcx 9y ago
I've considered multiple times writing an importer/exporter against their API so that I can use Gramps[1] to manage the rest of it. [1]: https://gramps-project.org/introduction-WP/
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by dpcx 9y ago
I've been a user and fan of Geni.com for several years now. I wish they'd update their interface to allow some friendliness like this.
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by dpcx 9y ago
One of my former coworkers would send me this series of messages: > Hi dpcx > Goodmorning > How are you? All within the span of seconds, and only after I responded would they ask me their question. I tried to impress upon them to
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by dpcx 9y ago
Doesn't https://dnscrypt.org do that?
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by dpcx 9y ago
To be fair, there's a link to the Mozilla Privacy Policy at the bottom of every add-on page, that explicitly states that they may use analytics (and even names Google Analytics).

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