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by haddr 10y ago
Thanks!
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by haddr 10y ago
Elementary Os is based on Ubuntu, but it's true that many things still need to be polished. The thing is that most of the time you work in apps, and this is where most annoying things usually happen.
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by haddr 10y ago
Sure! And did you read my comment? I don't say "people who want to recreate their own desktop from all the software available" but rather "gtd" kind of people, who doesn't mind if their nvidia driver is from 4
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by haddr 10y ago
Honestly, just get Elementary OS, this is the closest you can get to MacOS if you are "get things gone" kind of person. And support the team too! They do a great job!
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by haddr 10y ago
how you do it?
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by haddr 10y ago
Forget about watches and chocolate. Switzerland is one the three most industrialized countries in the world. That is, the industrial output per person is one of the highest (if not highest at some moment). Not services, but real things prod
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by haddr 10y ago
I'd he happy to suspend (and even offload to swap) some tabs from time to time. Too many times I get almost unresponsive tabs where I want to do something but it is just too laggy due to other tabs occupying the cpu.
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by haddr 10y ago
I don't get this: "Read The Economist religiously. It will make you better faster". Anybody could explain?
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by haddr 10y ago
Laverna does exactly the same, it even looks the same :)
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by haddr 10y ago
What's the difference between Simplenote or notational velocity?
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by haddr 10y ago
While Evolution clearly doesn't have any "goal" I wonder if we can say that it directs to the goal that is constantly changing (that is, a goal only known once some organism is there)?
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by haddr 10y ago
Orange juice for breakfast is really without added sugar?
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by haddr 10y ago
I wonder if there is any perfomance benchmark of this graph shell? Especially on some complex pipelines running huge datasets?
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Was 2016 especially dangerous for celebrities? An empirical analysis(medium.com)
1 points by haddr 10y ago|0 comments
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by haddr 10y ago
Unless somebody does it well, and it catches, we are going to repeat again and again reinventing UDDI, semantic web services and other past intents...
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by haddr 10y ago
Yesterday, with the new update my mac was shut down unexpectedly, I haven't seen any warning from the battery indicator :( I hope this is not a default behaviour.
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by haddr 10y ago
The backdoor aside, but using Skype seems to be a real pain recently. It used to be something that offered unmatched quality and service, but with time passing it is lagging behind. Skype on Mac OS X now starts like in 10 seconds and even t
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by haddr 10y ago
The latex demo has blown my mind! How did they do it? I can undesrstand running some shell in the browser, but the whole latex distro? Amazing...
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by haddr 10y ago
By end-to-end i mean that you can: (1) read data from SQL or NoSQL DB, excel file, csv, JSON through some REST service, etc. (2) process it in R (3) display it to the user through some interactive web interface e.g. using Shiny It is relati
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by haddr 10y ago
This! In my opinion this is where the difference lies: with python you can easily build bigger systems with more flexibility, where your data science code is an important piece. R shines in statistics and you can also produce an end-to-end
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Lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor(stedolan.github.io)
2 points by haddr 10y ago|0 comments
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by haddr 10y ago
Oh, this driver was really troublesome! I remember we had once revert to java 6, because we couldn't get connectivity in Java 7 with SQL Server through their JDBC Driver... It took days to figure it out...
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by haddr 10y ago
I've recently noticed that Facebook is already doing that, check it out.
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by haddr 10y ago
Wow! Parallel is simply unmatched!
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by haddr 10y ago
I will work with any data, as soon as it is easily retrieved with some css selector. Otherwise you would have problems using any web scraping tool.
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by haddr 10y ago
It really looks as easy as it can get. The good part of R is that many R packages are designed in a similar way (highly specialized methods, doing a good job). Combining that with %>% makes you really efficient.
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by haddr 10y ago
Sure, the specs of this choice shouldn't be called Pro any more I guess.
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by haddr 10y ago
Couldn't agree more on the article. Recently they put next to us a group of people who is 50% of their time on the phone. While some of them try to speak low, other just yell. It is probably the most frustrating work setup I experience
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by haddr 10y ago
Very nice article, but the claims are so far from what is practiced in the industry nowadays (see all companies working with tons of data and popping up big data solutions). So, while it might be perfectly true it somehow misses some big po
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by haddr 10y ago
HAha, that what I wanted to ask: how do you check that system in production :)

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