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by gouggoug 11y ago
I see your point of view. "sucks less" has a negative connotation, but I can see the message delivered is not necessarily negative.
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by gouggoug 11y ago
My comment is not directly related to Morpheus Linux. The first link on the page "Keep it simple" directs to " http://suckless.org/philosophy" whose motto is "software that sucks less". I'v
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by gouggoug 11y ago
Betabrand | San-Francisco | Full-Time | "Full-Stack" Devs, Ux/Ui Devs, Other non tech jobs | ONSITE This is your chance to join a creative team of designers, developers, makers, and storytellers. Our motto is "New Ideas,
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by gouggoug 11y ago
That's also probably true, but your comment lacks some kind of explanation for people like me who actually know nothing about electrical engineering and can only make reasonable guesses. I'd love to hear what the reason is for not
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by gouggoug 11y ago
This is probably right. They mention: "15W of power so you can charge your USB Type-C enabled phones and tablets quickly. Also works with large USB Type-C devices, like laptops .¹". And the footnote: "¹Wattage is optimized f
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Robpike.io(robpike.io)
10 points by gouggoug 11y ago|3 comments
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by gouggoug 11y ago
GitFlow is also in my opinion a bad flow as it does end up with a merge commit spaghetti over time. Merge commits are great. They are here to group a list of commits into a logical set. This logical set could represent one "feature&quo
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by gouggoug 11y ago
Of course, net.ipv4.tcp_tw_recycle causes problems with NAT-ed clients. tcp_tw_recycle (Boolean; default: disabled; since Linux 2.4) Enable fast recycling of TIME_WAIT sockets. Enabling this option is not recommended since th
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by gouggoug 11y ago
Seems like an awesome tool. As a side note, however, I would recommend anybody to not blindly apply the "Tuning" section (at the bottom of the readme) to their system. More specifically, net.ipv4.tcp_tw_recycle and net.ipv4.tcp_tw
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The Company That Send Employees on Free International Vacations(fastcompany.com)
2 points by gouggoug 11y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 12y ago
I feel like we could say that about any code. It doesn't sound cryptic to me. It does require to read the doc ( http://godoc.org/github.com/djherbis/buffer#NewUnboundedBuff... ) but I'd argue that's t
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Good observation, I hadn't realized that.
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by gouggoug 12y ago
I'm curious to know how hard it is to focus on a concentration intensive task such as programming (or novel writing in the case of Neal Stephenson) and walk at a reasonable pace on a treadmill; not to mention how do you effectively typ
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Oh, I was just asking what pshc's comment was about. I'm still unsure what: "Okay, cool, but... MySQL?!" is supposed to mean.
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by gouggoug 12y ago
What about MySQL?
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Contacting the police might be your best move here. Out of curiosity, how did you track him/her down?
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Some context for people wondering what this is about. Wednesday 7th, at 11am, 3 people entered "Charlie Hebdo" a very well known French satirical newspaper and shot 12 people with kalashnikov. Charlie Hebdo is also known, for thei
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Sticking a finger in the wound works for small wounds. But what about large wounds or longs cuts of multiple centimeters where tamponade is not that easy? Wouldn't this gel also be used as a way to free the doctor's hands, allowi
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by gouggoug 12y ago
The disclaimer is interesting: The following information is for educational purposes only, I have no affiliation with the Silk Road 2.0, nor have I ever purchased anything off the site. As far as I know, visiting the site and writing about
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by gouggoug 12y ago
I'm an experienced skydiver, this is the first time I hear about smokejumpers and I am absolutely amazed by what these people do. Here is a raw footage from a helmet mounted camera of a smokejumper. You can see his entire team jump, th
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by gouggoug 12y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. The article is rather vague about how they gave "a new list of words to participants" while they were sleeping...
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Going on the Quick MVP website you can read: "QuickMVP is the easiest way to test your ideas, without wasting time or money." Just like SuperKlaus said on the thread: "So if they get enough positive feedback / sign-up th
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by gouggoug 12y ago
It actually works very well.
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by gouggoug 12y ago
It seems to be craigslist in the source code.
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by gouggoug 12y ago
IFTTT ( https://ifttt.com/wtf ) is great for that kind of grunt tasks. Create a recipes with a trigger (new Craigslist listings between $800 and $1000 has been posted), link an action (send an email, add the listing to a goog
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by gouggoug 12y ago
> So essentially changing diet is partly (or mostly) a placebo effect. IMO it is better to understand the causes of IBS/anxiety/stress and make changes to your lifestyle that address the root cause, rather than believing dubiou
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by gouggoug 12y ago
For those like me who lived under a rock, here's the study: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/05/29/1320040111
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by gouggoug 12y ago
The larger problem with exceptions, checked or not, is that they interrupt the flow of your program, which is too bad since most exceptions are not that exceptional. That problem is exacerbated by developers who don't know how and when
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Errors are just return value, but in go, you either explicitly ignore the error returned (using the "blank identifier" _ ), or, you assign it, in which case you have to deal with it (otherwise go will complain about an unused va
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by gouggoug 12y ago
Absolutely. Here's the link to "A short History of Git": http://git-scm.com/book/en/Getting-Started-A-Short-History-o...

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