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drauh
10y ago
Agreed. I have and used his books on Puppet, and they are awesome.
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Ah, I was not aware of it.
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I've seen one instance where homeowners in the neighborhood vetoed a proposal to have a centerline painted on a broad street through the neighborhood. Total width was probably about 3 lanes, and many people used it as a "cut throu
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Wall Street is making a $1B bet on Uber's [subprime] lease business
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10y ago
Cheers!
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Re CEPH vs Lustre: what's performance like? I've seen anecdotes quoting 3 GBps over Infiniband for Lustre. (I'm curious because I run an HPC installation with Lustre and NFS over XFS, and trying to think of the future. MBTF d
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"But the world remembers only bold successes, aka history is written by the victors." --me
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You are one case.
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I was able to build on OS X with Fink's texlive. Output seems to be the same as the PDF already posted here (in a Dropbox link). No joy on epub, mobi, or html.
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The embedded images seem to be broken.
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> She then tells me that Uber had changed the job from direct hire to Temp to Hire and that they now want 500 people. She said she did not know how this was even possible and it doesn't seem like they want to hire anyone. This is no
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Yeah, I was seriously ready to destroy furniture when I had to do it for a nonstandard software installation at work, a few years ago. I had to do a crapload of ausearch and audit2allow, and I possibly ended up with a too-permissive rule se
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My experience with it was on RHEL4.x some years ago, trying to install a bunch of stuff not from the official repos or EPEL. (I think it was Puppet, at the time.) Holy crap. It took me a week. It was more complex (or, almost equivalently, p
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Or you could "View Source"
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My go-to was Britney. http://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm
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http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Numerical-Linear-Algebra-Demme... Numerical linear algebra has a long and vast history. You really do need specialized information that your undergrad linear algebra classes would not have impa
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On OS X: cal: option requires an argument -- m usage: cal [-jy] [[month] year] cal [-j] [-m month] [year] ncal [-Jjpwy] [-s country_code] [[month] year] ncal [-Jeo] [year]
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AKA ncal.
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You calling Brian Kernighan a noob?
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All I know about tensors is this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/math/8/7/2/87202e291e05ddf49049...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn_suicides
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I use awk only if it's a trivial one-liner. The only awk I can remember is selecting specific columns in whitespace-separated text. If it's just a single column, I'll try to use cut(1). For anything more complicated, I'l
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In Philly, the UPS Store does fingerprint checks. There are several locations in the city, and it seems to take under 10 minutes to do. The UPS Store also serves as Notary Public. I assume the same is true in lots of other cities.
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And Fink uses /sw. Which left me looking for some other place to dump stuff I compiled myself.
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Where does the neural network come in?
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Because a summary for those of us who don't have time to read through the very long and multithreaded original posts would have been nice.
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Malcolm Gladwell got us wrong: here’s what got oversimplified
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https://www.propublica.org/article/bank-got-bailout-ceo-got-... http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/cifamerica/2009/aug... http://theadvocate.com/news/education
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But never has to personally take a hit for a bad decision, whereas an engineer could be fired (without a $55 million severance).
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Have a look at the history of "failed" CEOs. Do they end up back at middle management? How does one measure success in industry? Simple answer: by the size of the check you receive. With $55 million, she could bloody retire and la
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