emidln

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by emidln 10y ago
In the past, I was responsible for analytics around a decision to autoplay or not autoplay videos on a media site. The site did both mobile and desktop videos. * voluntary customer feedback was universally negative * bounce rate d
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by emidln 10y ago
For testing I use an open-source program called Cockatrice (search google/github for it). It comes with a utility that can scrape the official wizards card db and then can connect to a multiplayer server. It doesn't support rules
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by emidln 10y ago
If someone agrees to providing those things themselves, hopefully they increased their rate to match. If not, take it as a lesson in negotiation for the next time. As always, your rate is only ever as high as you set it.
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LarKC: The Large Knowledge Collider(larkc.org)
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by emidln 10y ago
My emacs already does that if I want it to. My vim did it before I switched to spacemacs. I still don't understand why you'd want to give up physical buttons for an awkwardly angled small touchscreen that requires using your lapto
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by emidln 10y ago
Their current top-end XPS 15 already supports 32GB RAM, a 1TB NVMe, 4k touchscreen and has an NVIDIA GTX 960M. I was looking into it recently and it was on-sale for $2250. Maybe I should wait for the update. I like the idea of having a 15&q
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by emidln 10y ago
They do offer apt repos with some light configuration, firmware installation, etc. I referenced their source code when setting up my equivalent Clevo from pro-star.
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by emidln 10y ago
> Also, when you serialize logic, you leave yourself handicapped to fix code bugs, as your code bugs are now data bugs by definition. This seems to be an orthogonal architectural problem. If you need to be able to reprocess after changes
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International Journal of PoC‖GTFO(sultanik.com)
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by emidln 10y ago
Each seems open to some combination of outright bribes (I put fundraising in this category) and/or "quid pro quo" arrangements.
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by emidln 10y ago
This is not 'akin to a decorator', it's is partial function! Do you name your functions: def THIS_IS_IN_GLOBAL_SCOPE(): ... Of course you don't! Then why would you consider forcing someone to write this:
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Cheney on the M.T.A(home.pipeline.com)
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by emidln 10y ago
Pylint complains about: foo = functools.partial(bar, 'baz') because it thinks foo is a global constant and thus should be upcased. It can DIAF.
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by emidln 10y ago
Yes. If you click on comments first, there is a link at the top labeled "Web" that does the Google search for you.
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by emidln 10y ago
Scripting Layer 4 Android provides a reasonable facade for a lot of APIs that are available to a ton of languages via a socket. It has out of the box support for perl and python as well as some other languages. [1] https://gith
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Updating diagnostics for Boeing’s 737 MAX(magazine.aerospacemanufacturinganddesign.com)
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by emidln 10y ago
I started doing this with socks. I bought a package of black crew socks and packed away all of my other socks. It simplified a little bit of my life, and I never unpacked the other socks. I eventually bought in for the rest of my wardrobe.
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by emidln 10y ago
Yes. It includes most of the standard vim text objects, as well as providing an api for you to write your own. It also has the usual motions, plus an api to add your own. There are existing extensions for the more common vim plugin-provided
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by emidln 10y ago
Someone fixed that. My emacs came with good modal editing out of the box. Maybe your emacs is broken. Try spacemacs.org. (runs)
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by emidln 10y ago
Would this be the case if your options have a 1 year cliff?
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“Agility and Robustness: Clojure Spec” by Stuart Halloway(youtube.com)
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by emidln 10y ago
Why not? I like writing code, understanding code, and solving problems by using my skills to code. I have a plan that includes retirement savings. At my current rate, I could comfortably retire by the time that I'm 40, but I like worki
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by emidln 10y ago
With a bluetooth keyboard and a port of XCode. Possibly paired with a CI/build service from apple for testing.
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by emidln 10y ago
I don't believe there is a fair wage for someone who is compelled to work not of their own choosing. As to the idea of prison labor, there can be no revenue (not simply profit) from the prison system that is just. Society should pay a
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by emidln 10y ago
Perhaps you should chip in some time or dollars to help maintain a release version. The great thing about open source is that if you care enough, you can help yourself (either directly through code maintenance or indirectly via funding some
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by emidln 10y ago
Are they still asking you if you've ever knowingly accessed a network that you didn't have permission to? And is a 'yes' still an automatic disqualification? Them: So we'd like your skills as a hacker, but one
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by emidln 10y ago
I wonder if this is purely price discrimination or if requiring more peanuts means the cost is actually higher (relative to using HFCS).
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by emidln 10y ago
I suppose that begets the question, why would I write a native plugin instead of using elisp? I'm guessing the answer is so I can do some sort of background work in another thread?
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by emidln 10y ago
> doesn't work at all like cons clojure.lang.Cons follows what CL's cons does with exactly one deviation: cdr must implement clojure.lang.ISeq. The practical effect of this is that you don't get a Cons cell as a primitive
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by emidln 10y ago
Cons prints the same as a list, which means when it is read, it is a list. '(1 2 3) is a PersistentList, not a Cons. In particular, this is what I expect: (= foo (read-string (pr foo))) As it turns out, in Clojure this holds

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