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by erikbye 10y ago
You should go with Linode's Frankfurt location for superior network performance. Hosted by SoftLayer Technologies, Inc. (Frankfurt) [0.00 km]: 1.885 ms Testing download speed........................................ Download: 1880.39 Mb
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by erikbye 10y ago
Graduating from introductory courses like Harvard's CS50 certainly don't qualify you for anything but the most junior positions, which graduates are surely finding out each year. They need to either put in major effort on their ow
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by erikbye 10y ago
Hm, there is already quite a lot of fencing in place. 930 kilometers of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexico%E2%80%93United_States_b...
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by erikbye 10y ago
What do you use it for? It's such a complex language brimming with idiosyncrasies that I'd be inclined to really test anyone claiming to be a master. The standard is one thing, then there's the compiler you're using...
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by erikbye 10y ago
For what it's worth, at this point, both SPW and SPW-R are commonly used. SPW == Hippocampal sharp waves, SPW-R == Hippocampal sharp wave ripples. Often referred to as just sharp waves or sharp wave ripples.
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by erikbye 10y ago
With HTTP pipelining then?
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by erikbye 10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/1999/jun/23/microsoft...
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by erikbye 10y ago
Right. Actually had something similar happen. An acquaintance of mine glanced at a monitor with Sublime and Monokai theme (don't like it, just happened to be on) and went "Wow, that looks really heavy [as in complicated], cool col
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by erikbye 10y ago
Average Joe does not know what source code is, nor is he able to tell one piece of source code or one programming language apart from another, it is all gibberish to probably the majority of the jury. Hell, a few years back most Americans d
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by erikbye 10y ago
Backup is elementary. It should not need to be learned nor manifest itself as a hindsight revelation. Frankly GitLab seems more and more like a mom and pop shop that learned Rails over a weekend. They did not even know if they had functioni
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by erikbye 10y ago
Why is it you (GitLab) and every other company has to learn from your own mistakes again and again instead of learning from others? Just a cursory glance at a few log files would have told you that your backups are not happening. Nevermind
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by erikbye 10y ago
Yes, you can enable the multilib repository for pacman; 32-bit libraries go in /usr/lib32/ and 64-bit in /usr/lib/. As for your first question, give me a few example package names and I'll check how easy i
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by erikbye 10y ago
For now I prefer Vivaldi. As for tabs I don't require anything more fancy than vertical tabs, pinned tabs, and tab stacks. And Vivaldi's is the only UI I can customize to my liking, and I really like it's quick-command dialog
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by erikbye 10y ago
For what's it worth I have had a much better experience (more stable) using Linux Mint and Cinnamon than Ubuntu Unity, Ubuntu Gnome, or Ubuntu KDE. But like I said above, I prefer Arch (with i3).
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by erikbye 10y ago
Yes, Ubuntu is the distro that has crashed the most on me. The software updater particularly seems prone to crashing. Actually ended up having to disable Apport in order to get any work done, too many annoying crash reports. I have lost cou
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by erikbye 10y ago
https://arch-anywhere.org/
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by erikbye 10y ago
My dev home these days is Arch + i3. This allows me to spend minimal time window-managing, and I tend to find most packages I need either in the official repo or the AUR. My Linux computing experience basically consists of bash, gcc, gdb, q
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by erikbye 10y ago
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), globally around 40 percent of the annual industrial wood harvest is processed for paper and paperboard. The pulp and paper industry is the fourth largest indust
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by erikbye 10y ago
Go is a language that is used to write on top of things. Rust can, maybe, be used to write the things Go are written on top of. This sentiment (or slight) is the same as always said of C and C++, that they are used to make real things (syst
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by erikbye 10y ago
Look for papers on SGD optimizations and on loss functions for classifications.
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by erikbye 10y ago
The biggest mistake of any open office is putting tech people in the same room as sales, or in my case: tech people in the same room as support (phones). Way to go management.
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by erikbye 10y ago
It should be obvious that a company should cater to individual needs, but they rarely do. E.g. open offices are extremely tiring for most introverts, there should be quiet zones/rooms where these people could go to focus/recharge.
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by erikbye 10y ago
Exactly. Please don't do this.
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by erikbye 10y ago
Working in an open office this is actually the biggest distractor: colleagues coming over to talk. Often about things of no relevance to what we are working on. Other times, they could have sent me an IM or email. Instead they get up, and w
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by erikbye 10y ago
Could you test again now?
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by erikbye 10y ago
WDK != WDF source code. This release is ~200k LoC. WDK is just tools and code templates.
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by erikbye 10y ago
Most interesting thing MS has released the code for recently is perhaps the KMDF and UMDF. https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-Driver-Frameworks
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by erikbye 10y ago
Chrome should trust Let's Encrypt, and it does on every Chrome I've tried. Which version/OS are you on and what exactly is the message from Chrome?
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by erikbye 10y ago
Really? It's Let's Encrypt...
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We must continue to offend(dispatch.no)
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