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by emeraldd 11y ago
Can't speak to London particularly but my experience has been that the secret to better salaries is to be a dev that knows <Language/Tool> not a <Language/Tool> dev. It helps alot to have solid fundamentals that
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by emeraldd 11y ago
This used to be a thing.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FrogPad I'm not sure they ever made it too far but I always wanted to get one.
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Linode Connectivity Issues – Dallas(status.linode.com)
9 points by emeraldd 11y ago|2 comments
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by emeraldd 11y ago
That's probably what all the clauses about leasing in CA are for.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
I have to say that the style of that code bugs me ... Not using { } on your control structures is just asking for nasty non-intuitive bugs ...
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by emeraldd 11y ago
It's nice to see that they post a technical analysis of the problems with some very reasonable sounding potential fixes rather than just killing the repo.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
More like they're looking at fuzzy pictures of something that might be really really interesting, but isn't quite in focus enough to tell. Kind of like what you might come across in a crypto-zoological situation. They need a bet
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Ahh ... had to search for "calico tom denham" to find http://www.projectcalico.org/ ok ... that makes more sense than a company dealing with biology ...
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Am I the only one wondering who Calico is? (I'm not finding an obvious candidate with a quick Google search ...)
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by emeraldd 11y ago
This little trick came in very handy cat <file1> <file2> ... | sort | uniq -c | sort -n I have a variant of that which I use to count how often individual words appear in a body of text: cat ${FILES} | tr [:upper
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Kind of like installing gentoo https://www.gentoo.org/get-started/
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Is anyone else seeing a bunch of missing letters in the linked pdf? I know it's a side issue but it really makes the letter hard to read.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
So, how does work with DMCA issues? (Or am I missing something?)
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Several of the PIC models have a low power mode where they run off an internal RC circuit somewhere in the KHz range. Just enough to wake up on an interrupt or some external stimuli and really pushes their power usage way down. For a PIC
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by emeraldd 11y ago
I kind of like the Go approach to this. (i.e. a fixed bootstrapping version that is compilable from c.) It's easy to identify what you need to bootstrap and doesn't absolutely require bootstrapping every time you compile. (i.e.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
My first thought on reading this is that the cabinet decorations are almost always subconsiously ignored as noise. The fact that SOs spotted the directions while the players didn't seems to confirm it as well. I say subconcious becau
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Probably less drag to let the air flow through an "empty" engine rather than to have a large obstruction on the wing.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
This a thousand times over ...
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Engineered obsolescence at work!
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Ok ... so how do you wash them without blowing the electronics?
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Show me a manual without errata and I'll show you a blank page ... and the blank page will have a mistake :)
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by emeraldd 11y ago
It seems like this is an abstraction on the idea of a light field camera. (i.e. each hole in the mask acts as a tiny piny hole camera in the composite ...) edit: fix typo
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Not likely, there's no guarantee that the address on the id has anything to do with where the person actually lives. Even if it is "valid" otherwise.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
And it happens to be included in several composite pain killers as well. (Excedrin, Vicodin, ... etc.) http://www.knowyourdose.org/common-medicines/
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by emeraldd 11y ago
"Conclusion: F-AD is primarily a man-made condition with PA as its principal risk factor." From the Abstract ...
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by emeraldd 11y ago
You have to start somewhere to be able to set your constraints. If you already know how the hardware works and what will be required there. It makes sense to do a gross estimate for the enclosure and design a board to fit.
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The fiddling with temperature data is a big science scandal(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by emeraldd 11y ago|1 comments
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by emeraldd 11y ago
Wow ... that exploded fast. I hadn't noticed much noise when I submitted it.
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by emeraldd 11y ago
It would be very interesting to see what could be done with a much smaller projectile. I'd imagine there's a sweet spot for maximum energy transfer and that 22grams is somewhere above that.
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Fraudsters exploit weak SSL certificate security to set up phishing sites(scmagazine.com)
2 points by emeraldd 11y ago|0 comments

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