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by emj 9y ago
It works, not as good as a good template for LibreOffice though, my point was that the sematics is lost with markdown and you only get formating.
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by emj 9y ago
There are badly written documentation out there, and they will not be better just because they are formated as a man page instead of Microsoft Word, but the worst kind are the ones which are never written and that syntax is quite a blocker.
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by emj 9y ago
Yes this is a problem when the notebooks grow, but where do you draw the line, the work flow Jupyter uses is perfect for exploratory coding, but it gets complicated quickly
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by emj 9y ago
I don't know about work, but getting travel visa for people with African citizenships for attending conferences can be really hard. This could probably be solved if companies wanted to.
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by emj 9y ago
I love man pages they are often easy to read, but roff is not that easy to author. So it nice to see good documentation being posted. .Sh SYNOPSIS .Nm .Op Fl C .Op Fl o Ar output .Op Ar prefix becomes this: SYNO
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by emj 9y ago
Or as Coulomb said in 1785 "Theorie des Machines Simples, en ayant egard au frottement de leur parties, et a la roideur des cordages," See: http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k1095299 There are 22 page
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by emj 9y ago
Mitmproxy is nice, but I think dev tools have become alot better, I discovered that because my standard work horse Chrome+Wireshark is very fincky with SSL: SSLKEYLOGFILE=$HOME/ssl_crt_dbg google-chrome --user-data-dir=TEMPUSER
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by emj 9y ago
This goes for humans too, succesfull oppressors dehumanize first, then massmurder.
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by emj 9y ago
I can passively sniff all traffic and know where my users are going that is a big deal. Having a ip -> DNS mapping is a lot of work AFAIK, sure it can be done, but executing a get_hosts_by_ip() on every https packet is hard. In contrans
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by emj 9y ago
Sadly because of SNI browsers send the domain name in clear text, so I do not feel there is much to gain in going all encrypted. HTTPS/HTTP2 is broken by default in this regard and there is no way you can fix it other than using a VPN.
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by emj 9y ago
No. To make food you need resources, the less you have the more it costs per meal. Panera bread might be the only alternative you have to be able to function in the work place.
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by emj 9y ago
What is close to work by in the US anyway? Looking at the commute distance of people in the US it seems that at least 50% live close enough to use a bicycle. I've seen countless articles about poor people in the US who can't affo
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by emj 9y ago
Also known as the "record macros in Nano" release.
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by emj 9y ago
It is important to know from whom the message comes, or just who has said the same things in the past. It's a good way to get your bearings on where the ideas might lead. Ideas should not be historyless.
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by emj 9y ago
Thanks would be nice, you should be able to just copy and paste that oneliner, but I'm not sure you blog post is better for it. The idea that Rust is easier to include in Python is important enough, and Numpy is a bit of an edge case i
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by emj 9y ago
pytest.benchmark really needs to default to a smaller width of it's stats, those stats are really just meant to be used in a terminal..
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by emj 9y ago
About as fast as numpy.. More tools to create fast code is always great, but the tooling for Rust/C in Python needs to be easier, I just can't be bothered most of the time. This in numpy gets a better relative boost on my machine
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by emj 9y ago
In Norway, Finland and Sweden that is going to be quite a bit more than 30 miles for lots of people.
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by emj 9y ago
find . -type f -iname '*.jpg' -execdir guetzli {} {}.guetzli \;
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by emj 9y ago
This is more or less true, big layoffs are pretty easy in Sweden, but some organizations can easily kick out people for performance issues, even though it's supposed to be hard.
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by emj 9y ago
The Automated Biological Laboratory https://archive.org/stream/NASA_NTRS_Archive_19660027176/#pa... In OPs link there is a committee that says "No pics from mars, it's too hard to do", and then ther
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by emj 9y ago
Basically you just need to read up on how chrome-headless works.. I do have this complicated chrome-remote-protocol script that does the same as the command line version, so I guess it's all about priorities Basically: 1. sign up f
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by emj 9y ago
When doing assigning you own fictional MAC I would recommend using locally administered addresses. It's basically just one bit flip: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address#Universal_vs._loca... x2-xx-xx-xx-
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by emj 9y ago
https://imgur.com/a/9KHYj this is after start up.
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by emj 9y ago
Chrome use ~100% cpu transceiving ~83 packets per second, and I think it sends packets at a slower rate later on, that's why we get so many 30ms responses when we wait some hours. This is a tcpdump after loading the page: \time sud
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by emj 9y ago
I left it running for some hours and got alot more 30ms responses: https://imgur.com/a/SdWtc
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by emj 9y ago
I get 60ms RTT for the largest bin of packets with WebUDP many requests goes as high as 140ms (positive skew of the distribution), while ICMP never goes above 29ms RTT. I know UDP can be badly prioritized in some networks but I don'
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by emj 9y ago
I've never understood that argument; if you invite unkown customers you are inviting the public. I mean if you really want to keep it private you would have to have a guest list imho. Which is fine, but you can't have a guest list
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by emj 9y ago
That won't work you can never know if the driver sees you or other cars, this is actually a very common problem at intersections. Drivers look for cars and slow down, people walk/bicycle over thinking the driver has seen them. Thi
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by emj 9y ago
If most people used electric bicycles instead it would be about 1kWh per day instead +-100%, on tenth of the energy consumption, that would lead to more productive work hours, and less time spent at hospitals, and less issues with the big

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