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by eismcc 8y ago
Private offices are great, sort of. I haven’t had one in the last 15yrs in both big and small companies. I find it surprising that you have had access to this “benefit.”
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by eismcc 8y ago
“Never send a Human to do a Machine’s job” - Agent Smith, The Matrix.
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by eismcc 8y ago
The CM-1 LEDs were inspired when Hillis saw Wargames and the WOPR
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by eismcc 8y ago
*lisp was created mainly by Steve Omohundro https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Omohundro
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by eismcc 8y ago
Unless your business is theology?
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by eismcc 9y ago
Gives him something to do while his code complies.
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by eismcc 9y ago
Right. He basically made AMD64 happen because he didn’t like Itanium.
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by eismcc 9y ago
Wonder what the effects of the great plastic islands in the oceans are.
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by eismcc 9y ago
Love this. These computers have inspired my own hardware builds, some of which I showed at a maker faire and at http://parallac.org
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by eismcc 9y ago
As CTO of my last company I tried to optimize for developer productivity. This goal requires careful sheapording of the team and choices along the way. I find this attention to detail is often lost or never strives for in favor of other pr
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by eismcc 9y ago
It’s hard to convince institutions to release data locked up in EHRs (eg EPIC) due to the labor involved (EPIC is not well structured for this), risk of accidentally leaking PHI, and general motivation (getting hold of useful data is the br
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by eismcc 9y ago
The content seems to be “By challenging me, the Critique forced me to develop intellectual tools I never knew I had.”. That is, after discovering his new abilities, realized he could be more than a bank robber.
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by eismcc 9y ago
Having worked in this space - dialysis - sometimes it’s better to let the patient gracefully decline versus degrading their quality of life with treatments that will not lengthen life and mage what time they have miserable. There’s a few c
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by eismcc 9y ago
I doubt the dual dishwasher strategy works, as it’s unlikely that the clean dishwasher will get completely emptied and you’ll end up with both washers with dishes you want but sometimes mixed with dirty dishes.
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by eismcc 9y ago
It’s always possible someone in the control room rotated the antenna away from earth making impossible to talk to. Heard of this happening before.
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by eismcc 9y ago
Ahh, DUI. I had forgotten about that.
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by eismcc 10y ago
Actually I wrote the first version of this graph library 3yrs ago. It was to help the search relevance team create reusable components, turn implicit dependency management into a first class citizen and finally add a way to dump the graph s
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by eismcc 10y ago
Cool! Let me know if you have any questions
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by eismcc 10y ago
Yes, that's generally the kinds of things I'd expect to try. I have a number of chapel examples doing hash partitioning to locales. This makes it easy to have distributed indices.
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Show HN: Parallac.js – A JavaScript clone of Chapel for distributed computing(github.com)
6 points by eismcc 10y ago|4 comments
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Distributed word2vec using Chapel language(github.com)
7 points by eismcc 10y ago|0 comments
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by eismcc 14y ago
true, but using the same logic, 0 lines of java: java -jar dist/localhost-dist.jar /var/www/site
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Localhost.io(github.com)
3 points by eismcc 14y ago|3 comments
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Viper.io is a simple netty toolkit for http projects(github.com)
4 points by eismcc 15y ago|1 comments
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by eismcc 16y ago
There's also an API: https://tmpkey.com/API.html
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by eismcc 16y ago
I agree that the passwords themselves don't expire. The meaning I'm trying to convey is that if you shared the URL in an email, for example, the password associated with that URL would no longer be accessible. It's quite likely the passwo
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Shared password URLs that expire(tmpkey.com)
8 points by eismcc 16y ago|4 comments
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Syncdraw shows how nodeJS can enable shared whiteboard(syncdraw.com)
3 points by eismcc 16y ago|0 comments