hallman76

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by hallman76 8y ago
You folks trying to tweak the wording are missing the point. This phrase has traditionally been attributed to Grace Hopper, a pioneer in our field. Write a compiler, then feel free to come up with your own idioms.
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by hallman76 8y ago
You seem to be approaching this from some sort of market optimization perspective where a race to the bottom is a good thing. Consider what might happen if Amazon paid their workforce 5% more than their competitors instead of paying bottom
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by hallman76 9y ago
Does anyone know if these types of vehicles have special power requirements to support the onboard CPU/GPU? Just curious.
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by hallman76 9y ago
Sorry if this is obvious, but have you set up Google Search Console for your domain? (aka Google webmaster tools) It helps with things like this. It has a "change of address" option.
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Apple accelerates US investment and job creation(apple.com)
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by hallman76 9y ago
Wikipedia[1] lists 52 colleges and universities in the boston metro area. The anecdotal number I've heard is 65-ish, which must go out into the suburbs a bit beyond wikipedia's bounds. Amazon is a polarizing force, for sure. Some
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by hallman76 9y ago
With a 120 million Alexa devices in market of course big brands are trying to figure out how to reach those audiences. If you're P&G and you're selling products through Amazon of course you'd ask how your brand can better
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by hallman76 9y ago
In a similar vein, this video[1] by a visual artist explores the impact that modern CG is having on cinema and art. It's 14 minutes, but if you're into movies or modern art you'll dig it. [1] https://vimeo.com&#x2F
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by hallman76 9y ago
Alexa for Business lets you build your own private custom skills for your workplace, your employees, or your customers to use. You can make these skills available only to your shared Alexa devices, and your enrolled users. Alexa for Busine
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by hallman76 9y ago
> Presumably Microsoft and Google and IBM have similar cloud offerings. Yes, IBM has a similar product [1] along with a suite of APIs all under the "cognitive" umbrella[2]. Same [3] for Microsoft [4]. [1] https://www
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by hallman76 9y ago
I've always been completely blown away that there were 'uncontacted' tribes on Earth at the same time that we had a rover zipping around Mars. Gibson said it. The future is here, it's just not evenly distributed.
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by hallman76 9y ago
We ran into sym link problems with node/npm, but these were completely resolved by keeping the node_modules folder in the VM, not sym linked out to the host: mkdir /home/vagrant/node_modules ln -s /home&#x
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by hallman76 9y ago
you, and they, were doing it wrong. The point of vagrant is that you type 'vagrant up' and you have a working environment. All of my projects use vagrant to ensure compatibility. You can 'git clone' and 'vagrant up&
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by hallman76 9y ago
Cool. Now can we find the person responsible for “smart quotes”?
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by hallman76 9y ago
As a ML enthusiast, this is incredible to watch! I'm completely blown away that Google was working on full-scale physical architectures that were optimized for these problems. Talk about being two steps ahead of the game!
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by hallman76 9y ago
That's not expressing an "unpopular opinion". They're being ignorant about the harm being done to the victims of child pornography and (it seems) trying legitimize that harm by drawing a dotted line to homosexuality. It
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by hallman76 9y ago
"catfish" is a type of fish. 100% of people who have ever fished understand this to be the definition :)
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by hallman76 9y ago
the Other Valleys newsletter[0] may be of interest. Their description: "Creative/technology-related news and ideas, that are by and large NOT from the US/UK/EU. Inspiration can strike from many other places (the multiple
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by hallman76 10y ago
Throughout the article they kept trying to distinguish a certain subset of pro users without clearly defining how they see it. Final Cut Pro & Logic were mentioned, but there are definitely more applications that would benefit from more
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by hallman76 10y ago
Ina Fried (Axios): [...] What have you learned from what pros are saying about the new MacBook Pros? Phil Schiller: [...] Generally there’s certainly been feedback about I/O. I think the I/O has been for some great because of t
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by hallman76 10y ago
It's an example of Apple's designers having more power/authority/influence over their engineers. Apple's earlier iphone & ipod cables are a more common example of this. They broke regularly because they were bui
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by hallman76 10y ago
WOW. @daxorid shared his view - which wasn't inflammatory. The comment was downvoted, then flagged before I could reply. Terrifying, how? This is what Trump promised, and the reason we voted for him. Half of us are quite happy to see
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by hallman76 10y ago
The current price tag is a little surprising. I picked it up years ago on iOS for like $3. The version I have has been rebranded to Day One Classic.
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by hallman76 10y ago
Cool - thanks for sharing! I played around with Mycroft's Adapt Intent Parser[0] a couple weeks ago. It's written in Python. I was looking for something open source to replace IBM Watson's Conversation API. With Mycroft worki
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by hallman76 10y ago
Also available in epub/mobi/audiobook https://principlesbydalio.com/
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by hallman76 10y ago
Gruber gets credit for creating it AND for holding it back. Markdown needs a common standard. Gruber needs to hand Markdown over to folks who will let his legacy shine.
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by hallman76 10y ago
To combat #1 my team advocates for a "semi-infinite" scroll whenever clients request an infinite scroll. A screen will implement an infinite scroll for 2-3 pages of data, then we turn off infinite scroll and display a "load m
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by hallman76 10y ago
I got a note over the weekend from Steam (steamguard) indicating that someone attempted to log into my account. They're hitting everything.
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by hallman76 10y ago
For folks in the Northeast US, the Backyard Farms brand of tomatoes has a similarly fascinating growing process[1]. They're grown in greenhouse in Maine that's the size of 20 football fields[2]. There are no pests and therefore no
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by hallman76 10y ago
Now you know that it fits their active, low-key lifestyle.

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