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by eyegor 5y ago
I'd recommend checking out foobar2000. It feels old in a good way and you can use a lot of the Winamp plugins if you want them for whatever reason. No fancy nonsense, just a music player. There are also plugins to integrate with stream
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by eyegor 5y ago
I'm not sure how this applies to those languages. Ruby has an actual ecosystem via gems, and has a pretty nice syntax and language features so it's not hard to pick up. Pretty modern feeling even on older language versions. I thin
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by eyegor 5y ago
If a tank is relatively empty, it's possible for air to be sucked into the fuel pump, at which point it could air lock or cause cavitation damage. This is in addition to there being less fuel in the lines which require it to run at a h
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by eyegor 5y ago
I have tried to contribute to the Linux kernel development in the past, but I found it to be a strong inner circle of seasoned devs. The fact that they were still using mailing lists instead of github/gitlab/etc to keep track of d
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by eyegor 5y ago
The number of hacks and workarounds that users will come up with without complaining to the dev team is always astounding. One time I shadowed someone who was using one of our internal tools that spit out pdfs, and at some point along the l
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by eyegor 5y ago
The other killer features that you missed are - computation expressions [0], which can be used to easily create a DSL (domain specific language) so you can define workflows and keywords to abstract big business logic - currying [1] and part
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by eyegor 5y ago
So your proposed solution is for the open source maintainers to release a hotfix build and to put up their own money to host a bug bounty program so someone else can fix it?
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by eyegor 5y ago
Rho probably stands for rheology. Not a very common phrase outside of physics research.
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by eyegor 5y ago
I don't think anyone who's done research would argue that, but a lot of research isn't mirrored on arxiv/etc when it could be. So I see a lot of these as education campaigns for researchers themselves.
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by eyegor 5y ago
You should look into the behavior of the /windows/sysnative link. It appears and disappears depending on whether your process is running as 32 bit or 64 bit.
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by eyegor 5y ago
Has anyone here tried to use rider for WPF/WinForms development? Last time I tried it out there was effectively no support for it since all it gave you was a text editor.
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by eyegor 5y ago
dotnet and vs have been around a lot longer than azure. I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here.
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by eyegor 5y ago
I'd recommend checking out gitlab for on-prem hosting in an enterprise environment. Works great, integrates with AD/ldap and most of the features are available on the free tier if you want to test it. Practically a drop in replace
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by eyegor 5y ago
Video editor keeping raw footage around? Or if they're on hn, maybe they're a data scientist who loves big datasets and cannot lie.
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by eyegor 5y ago
So for fun I decided to see how cheap you could actually do this in a reliable way. Cheapest gb/$ for a good widely available drive is a 6tb refurb enterprise drive around $110. For this many drives I'd want raid 6 (especially ref
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by eyegor 5y ago
So most public companies don't even run bug bounties. The ones that do may or may not acknowledge your disclosure, and they decide what your vulnerabilities are worth regardless of any scales they might post on a blog. So in a best cas
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by eyegor 5y ago
I'd just open up the card and unplug the cable to the lights. It's not a bad idea to open up the card to reapply thermal paste/pads anyway if you're hitting the card hard, a lot of manufacturers don't do a great job
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by eyegor 5y ago
The windows 10 settings app takes personal offense to this comment
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by eyegor 5y ago
I mean sure if you don't mind the fact that ESLs tend to have horrible resolution. The chroma 74 you linked, for example, only displays 640x384 for a 7.4" panel. Good pick if they work for your application.
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by eyegor 5y ago
For people complaining about price, large eink panels are insanely expensive. The cheapest 13.3" panel with a min order of 1 is around $400-450. That's for a panel with no driver board. If you're interested in an easy diy app
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by eyegor 5y ago
VS2015 was the last sturdy release. With VS2017 I had occasional hangs and crashes, but VS2019 either crashes or needs to be rebooted a couple times per day just to function. Intellicode is constantly breaking, test explorer only works reli
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by eyegor 5y ago
If you think the "core" is well documented, link me the documentation which lays out all the built in targets involved in a standard c# project. Or even just a doc which describes the differences between PreBuildEvent, BeforeBuild
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by eyegor 5y ago
Along the same lines, most hardware is designed under the assumption that you aren't significantly above sea level. Tons of medium-high voltage electronics have trouble with arcing once it turns on at 6000+ ft.
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by eyegor 5y ago
The new york times target audience is not likely to understand a reference to metasploit, let alone digital forensic techniques. They wouldn't go into chemistry when writing a mass market article on batteries either, they'd just s
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by eyegor 5y ago
Svg is typically a lot more complicated than coordinate points... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Tutorial/Pa...
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by eyegor 5y ago
This sounds an awful lot like guassian processes which are fairly common in research environments. I don't know how common it is to deploy guassian processes in the real world, but I see published papers integrating them into other mod
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by eyegor 6y ago
Python and VB target very different audiences, is there something I'm missing here? Python is an interpreted dynamic language that turns into an unwieldy monster at scale, I believe VB was mostly fighting for Fortran and web devs.
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by eyegor 6y ago
F# has barely any dev resources behind it last I checked. Think "fits in one small conference room pre covid". They had more focus on porting F# features than developing the language.
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Xaml hot reload only works on about half of our views at work, and even then it tends to break itself. I've tried net framework, net core, and net 5. The newer targets break less often but we still can't ship net 5 thanks to Windo

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