echion

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by echion 9y ago
> The issue that the Board has is that he claimed to be an engineer in a public forum. That's not the only issue the Board said it had, and not the most important one at that: > [...] you continued to use the title "engineer
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by echion 9y ago
> Using the title "engineer" in conjunction with "submitting the critique and calculations [...] to members of the public for consideration and modification [...] of traffic signals", I believe, is the critical part h
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by echion 9y ago
He clearly would. Just doing the things is deemed "engineering", even if he called it "monading".
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by echion 9y ago
> He's perfectly at liberty to [share the information] No, he's not according to the violations cited in Final Order, page 6, section heading #14; in particular: By reviewing, critiquing, and altering an engineered ITE for
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by echion 9y ago
Speaking of UX and hiding, you can hide the menu bar, so you don't have to lose control unless you like it: echo "jQuery('#header-container').hide();" >> ~/.jupyter/custom/custom.js
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by echion 10y ago
> just because [the working class has] been wronged doesn't mean that their solutions are right. Reminds me of: "...the old man is always wrong; and the young people are always wrong about what is wrong with him. The practical
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by echion 10y ago
That's not a good excuse for not implementing a standard. It's also a little like saying "private investigators are still the most reliable way to know whether a person is at home": it's true, but not really a bett
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by echion 10y ago
At first I thought "shares information with third parties and that they can [copy your email]" (emphasis mine) meant that the third parties can see & copy your email. I can't find anything like that language in Nylas&#
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by echion 10y ago
Wait, you're tarring op with Brexit and Trump, but op's the fanboy? [edit] To be fair, op/article mention no statistics to support the assertion that "developers are switching from Mac OS X to Linux", so on that bas
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by echion 10y ago
https://jolla.com/jolla/ is still a thing
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by echion 10y ago
"In children younger than 14 years, rates of swimming injuries were similar to those for trampoline". "Injury rates attributable to bicycling and use of playground equipment were higher [than trampoline injury rates in compar
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by echion 10y ago
I love virtual worlds and don't fetishize nature, but there seems something essentially different between a world created by physics and a world created by humans. It would be a shame to miss out on either.
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by echion 10y ago
> A rebase should not be part of any everyday workflow and must be reserved _only_ for exceptional situations Git rebase is absolutely a vital part of the developer toolkit. If you're not using it, you're missing out on a big
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by echion 10y ago
Kindle does have an experimental browser that's marginally functional.
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by echion 10y ago
It describes calculations or operations, so functional code still seems to perform or describe some actions. Constraint logic programs seem more of the grey area I think you're talking about. Is a set of constraints "code" (
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by echion 10y ago
Leci [API] n'est pas une code.
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by echion 11y ago
There's no guarantee, but there are many benefits to striving for this ("git bisect run", CI test results).
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Python 8 will be the next major Python version(mail.python.org)
56 points by echion 11y ago|18 comments
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by echion 11y ago
The sentence is close to literally true, but what I think you're questioning is the implied "[at a price close to the current price]" at the end of it.
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by echion 11y ago
> I don't think you can say that someone broke real laws and then excuse it because public opinion or a subjective idea of public "service" somehow trumped the laws. The U.S. is a nation of laws. If something doesn't
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by echion 11y ago
It can be hot and dry in summer in New Mexico. Not great for leaves. "The loss of numerous leaves from trees is not uncommon in New Mexico in June." -- http://aces.nmsu.edu/ces/yard/1997/063097.html
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by echion 11y ago
Last time I visited there were two guys with jackhammers taking up half of the concrete stairway to a McDonald's while it was still packed and busy: no safety equipment or barriers. I lived in Hong Kong for a couple of years. Shenzhe
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Nasdaq Tackles High-Speed Trading in Treasurys(wsj.com)
6 points by echion 11y ago|2 comments
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Nasdaq Tackles High-Speed Trading in Treasurys(wsj.com)
1 points by echion 11y ago|0 comments
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by echion 12y ago
PyCharm is in a pretty good cost/benefit spot [I'm not affiliated]...are there any IDEs people actually prefer for pure Python development?
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by echion 12y ago
Thank you for documenting this so others don't have to go through the pain. The best thanks people could give would be to file bugs for each of your annoyances that are still relevant. Now that the problem is actually a bit more repro
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by echion 12y ago
The word "incorrect" here seems unjustified. "less well-informed" would probably be a more reasonable claim, and possibly verifiable.
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by echion 12y ago
I'm still unclear as to whether the linux apps can be deployed to a docker engine running on a windows host, and, vice-versa, whether docker windows containers can be run on a linux host. The announcement seemed to be clear that both
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by echion 12y ago
I assumed the OP meant "resize [by dragging the window borders]".
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by echion 12y ago
Kissinger won it jointly for a concrete agreement ( http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1973/... ). The rationale for Obama arguably had no such concrete achievement: "The Commit

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