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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Does Udacity offer programs for those lacking _(partially or entirely)_ in the math(s) required for these types of courses? Ie, to bring them up to speed? I'm not sure if Udacity is even interested in teaching these types of courses, f
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I constantly wonder if there's a "better CLI UI" that can be made for git, even if simply a wrapper around git. Ie, if the implementation of Git is right, but only the cli commands/etc are wrong.. what would the right UX
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I've been debating starting a section of my personal site for stuff like this. Unfortunately it's a bit embarrassing, but i figure anything i have to google to learn, it would be beneficial to help others learn it as well. Everyth
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Not to mention, in this primary race.. what the hell do i vote for ? With this stupid voting system (first past the post) i am dammed to not vote for who i agree with or believe in, but rather some strategic vote move. I totally agree wi
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> Something I don't think I've ever really seen mentioned about working from home is that it can be incredibly isolating and overall mentally unhealthy. It has mostly been the same for me. I've worked 3 years remote curren
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
A lot of these suggestion things are nifty - another one is a machine learning code helper (spots errors, identifies errors, etc) . Not sure if this even has an api.. but i want it to. Despite that, my problem with them is that there&#x2
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I don't follow this too closely, so this is just wild speculation from me: But could it simply be severity of the attacks? I keep seeing comments about a 2 week ddos attack last christmas - that's something that i would be shocked
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
They seem useful for prototyping design decisions, but less so for structural needs. Ie, i'm pretty bad at design, i can iterate to something i like, but it's slow and not something i enjoy. If i need a design for a side project,
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
2nd me for that feature. This might actually be a key feature for me. I'm not that interested in random pics (beyond the "neat" factor at least) , but being able to snap pictures of my code and seeing someone elses code? Or
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Hah. Some poor grandmother who sends photos of her cacti collection might be getting a ton of dick pics. joking aside, while i agree with your model, i'd be curious to see cases where users get trapped in these auto-identified sub-worl
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Hmm, i have a bunch of static sites on custom domains through things like Github pages. Guess i need to get them figured out.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> I logged in, a chat box would open with some first-name-basis employee asking me if I'm happy with the product and whether I'd be interested in upgrading. Oh my god, those damn chat boxes! I work for a company that uses one o
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I really appreciate this code example. I've been using 127.0.0.1 for all my local dev stuff, relying on ports. This is pretty awesome!
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Sure but wouldn't most things be meaningless to them at that point? S/he said it was a nitpick, i appreciate the info.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I was actually thinking of using a custom network, not truly IPFS.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Yea IPFS is awesome, i have often pondered about the idea of using it for an internal family storage.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
That's really cool, appreciated! Surprised it doesn't offer an encrypt feature, seems really useful for the given featureset
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Looks like restic doesn't support backblaze, as of yet: https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/512
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Does this have the ability to mirror to an encrypted remote? I'm looking for something like this for a simple home storage server, but emphasis on being able to replicate to something like B2 Storage for cheap backup. Currently Infinit
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I actually thought Wave had potential though. Sure, it had tons of flaws, but it was at least trying something new . Plus is just so.. well, not new. And this is coming from someone who used Plus for quite a while (year or two). To me, Wav
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Features for me are the big ones. Currently i debate between Spotify and Google Music. I vastly prefer Spotify's social features and collab playlists.. currently using Spotify. With that said, i was using Google Music for ~5+ years due
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
As someone who hates typing on mobile, but also dislikes speaking on mobile even when it correctly and easily transcribes my voice, you're definitely on point with the "why". With that said, i think voice can still be superio
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Perhaps i misunderstand you, but isn't simply calling a function the same as what you quoted? Eg, `_ := Foo()` is the same as `Foo()`. No assignment needed. `_` mainly exists to allow ignoring single values, within multiple. Eg, droppi
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
On the note of Vim, i wonder what could make Plugin development as active as Atom? To me, that is a large part of what makes Atom attractive is the development community. I don't feel like Vim or Emacs has that, despite having so many
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Is it reaching it's end though? I could foresee us simply scaling horizontally rather than vertically. Even if it ends up drawing more power, more total CPU could still mean an increase in raw performance, no? (assuming systems were s
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I'm actually quite impressed by that. I had looked into that a bit, but believed Ducktape & React to be too slow to be worth while. This is really interesting!
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Yup, same. Nix was awesome, and i was convinced that for my laptop (OSX) and my home server, it was all going to be NixOS and Nixpkgs from here on out. Then i started running into external dependencies.. one after another, having to patch t
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Holy cow, i thought something like %40 of the US economy went towards military? I have obviously never researched that, if anything i'm saying this because i believe my belief is somewhat common. Why do so many believe military/de
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I wonder what it is about Google Voice (or my backend T-Mobile number) that results in me rarely getting these? I never get these on my ~10yr old Google Voice number, and my ~2yr old T-Mobile number gets a random call maybe three times a
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
By the way, you've helped me multiple times in multiple mediums - it appears you're both very active and very productive. It is very appreciated, thank you. (I'm sure some random strangers thank you doesn't mean much, b

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