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by hbogert 10y ago
I'm still bitter, that undergrad school didn't tell about this before starting the functional programming course(s).
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by hbogert 10y ago
It is, the original one, the Pentium (translates roughly to '5') which actually gave a symbolical name to the _5_86 The name Pentium is now used for relatively cheap CPUs, these CPUs will remain functional, as they are not 586. Th
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by hbogert 10y ago
Quantum boolean applies here
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Bluestore, a new underlying filesystem for Ceph(sebastien-han.fr)
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by hbogert 11y ago
this happened in the Mesos project as well. Maybe we should ban the word slave from dictionaries as well.
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by hbogert 11y ago
I know how macports works. I just don't want my whole team to deal with small differences which cause the dreaded "works on my machine". I'm not saying docker is perfect, but at least those guys[Docker inc.] are trying t
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by hbogert 11y ago
The only downside of using virtualization I keep running into is diskspace usage, which only grows for the VM, and it never shrinks.
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by hbogert 11y ago
This week I was surprised that our samba server suddenly broke. I have unattended upgrades enabled for security. Well.. A security update broke the complete samba setup. So much for running apt update.
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by hbogert 11y ago
> Problems faced by transgender physicists included colleagues who failed to respect their gender > identity — for example, by using the wrong name or pronoun to refer to them — and a lack of toilet > facilities that they felt comf
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by hbogert 11y ago
is it? I see a lot of other languages as well. OpenHAB - Java Domoticz - C++ Domotiga - Non-python Pilight - C Pimatic - Node.js
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by hbogert 11y ago
There is nothing wrong in itself with keeping up-to-date with master by rebasing. That's not the issue which is described by the link. The main problem is that the feature branch is being actively developed on by multiple persons. The
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by hbogert 11y ago
Closed domotica platform of the week. Technical information is simply non-existent on the website. When will there be a system which is, * open protocol, open implementation * incrementally affordable, i.e., add as you go * actually smart a
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by hbogert 11y ago
Why is this a Java thing to do? Seems like the linguistic's way of solving complexity. (in fact this is a product originating from the linguistic department of the Techn. University of Delft)
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by hbogert 11y ago
Only good, as the rest of the bunch is so bad. I really miss good testable "rules"[1] and reuse of them is horrible as well, as you have to make some arbitrary decision to make something a script[2] or part of the rule. That being
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by hbogert 11y ago
I thought this was implemented a while ago: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/03/push-notif... The link tells that this was implemented in Chrome 42.
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by hbogert 11y ago
If we're getting political anyway, i Like my cops as I like my software: respecting my freedom. Show me the source and complete info and methodology on origin/acquisition of the data.
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by hbogert 11y ago
On another blog I read a very wise notion, which captured the underpinnings which are "wrong" with tools like ansible/salt/puppet. You can verify that something is set, but this guarantees nothing about the things you ha
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by hbogert 11y ago
Grandperspective seems to be working very fine on OSX. I like the NCurses ncdu very much as a more general solution since it works in my mac but also on my servers.
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by hbogert 11y ago
If you want to say that you're[Canada] doing a better job than Europe, please prove, or at least make likely, that the Canadian migrants are similar to the migrants in Europe. The article also doesn't define the relation between m
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by hbogert 11y ago
Long time since i looked at Microsoft's wifi stack, but does every modern wifi driver and/or support master/AP mode? In linux this is still an enormous hit or miss, and dont even start about the radio regulation mess.
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by hbogert 11y ago
Couldn't the LSVRC just limit the amount of submissions? Why would you rely on the competence or good intentions for this?
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by hbogert 11y ago
Not respecting a democratic party is detestable.
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by hbogert 11y ago
performance isn't just about bandwidth, how about latency?
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by hbogert 11y ago
one day we're going to look at crashes due to faulty drivers, like we look at crashes now in the days of DOS/W95/W98, where one process could bring down your PC. It's unnecessary.
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by hbogert 11y ago
His work PC is supposedly very important to him. Yet the same blogpost tells him that he unlocked cores and overclocked his CPU. Further, his PC felt "dog" slow because he installed a 32-bit OS. As if that ever made a day-night d
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by hbogert 11y ago
Self compiling is not self-sentient.
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by hbogert 11y ago
Read a bit through abstract and intro. Is this safe? It seems like bringing a lot of parts of services which normally are in user space to "quajects", which are in kernel-mode. Efficiency by giving up safety seems to be the under
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by hbogert 11y ago
Excessive use of crons is a devops (hate the word) smell. You get reliant on their side-effects and to migrate to other solutions you need enormous amounts of testing and legacy interfaces. The most obvious downside to a cron is the at leas
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by hbogert 11y ago
- Maybe windows users are winers. - Maybe IBM's Mac settings/environment is sane(r) compared to their Window's. - Maybe their windows environment has to support loads of legacy apps. - Maybe 90% of the Windows complaints are
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by hbogert 11y ago
http://spark.apache.org/sql/ SparkSQL ?

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