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   by iyn 11y ago

   Any ideas how could 'content discovery' work (or be improved) with the research papers? What is the current standard, just the keywords/topics/authors or is there something else?
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   by iyn 11y ago

   http://flavorwire.com/515783/brooklyn-author-recreates-borge... http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2015/07/23/the-library-of...
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   by iyn 11y ago

   I'm new to the OS X: what do you use instead then? Is there a good alternative to Finder?
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   by iyn 11y ago

   I'd also like to see integration between Zupip and GitLab.
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   by iyn 11y ago

   I think this is the source of Musk's "claim": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV6hP9wpMW8 Musk just said that there are 2 options how to warm up Mars: the fast way and the slow way, Colbert asked about the fa
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   by iyn 11y ago

   Promises are better than being stuck in callback hell, but ES7 async functions (async/await) are way better: http://www.sitepoint.com/simplifying-asynchronous-coding-es7... The best part: you can use it today with babe
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   by iyn 11y ago

   Check out Fastmail ( https://fastmail.com ), it's the best email service I've ever used.
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   by iyn 11y ago

   I've seen so much criticism of OOP, can somebody provide more details/valuable links why "OOP is bad"? Honest question.
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   by iyn 11y ago

   Nothing wrong with a little bit of humor, imo. It's not like a thread is full of puns.
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Very interesting indeed. I guess 2 factors are: * some people don't like change in general, some are afraid of it. This also brings the same question: why? I have no idea, but there are plenty of guesses, e.g: https://hbr.or
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    by iyn 11y ago

    So what did you do on the airport? Did they let you in? Every time I traveled to the US I wondered how possible it is for them to not let me in.
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    by iyn 11y ago

    That's the questions that I ask myself every time I see "Call me maybe" posts. Is there a good solution?
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Can you provide more details how do you serialize django forms?
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    Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by iyn 11y ago|0 comments
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    by iyn 11y ago

    This is beautiful, thank you for the link!
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    by iyn 11y ago

    This is the first time I see Urbit, looks interesting. Do you have some context about the project? Project homepage ( http://urbit.org/ ) doesn't seem to explain anything and Github page just describes the language.
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    by iyn 11y ago

    From my experience, implementing a programming language can be easier to grasp when doing it backwards , that is: back end -> front end. I can recommend The BNF Converter ( http://bnfc.digitalgrammars.com/ ), which is a t
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    by iyn 11y ago

    [citation needed]
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Submission URL is missing :, this is the correct address: http://sansmagi.cc/absolute-beginners-landing-page-recipe/
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Honest answer: I don't. In short: most of the things have fixed config that is loaded into etcd cluster and different services in Docker containers use it to communicate with other containers/services (something like {rabbitmq_hos
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Can you suggest best resources (text/video) for learning about Kubernetes & Mesos? I use Docker & CoreOS all the time (love it) and I'm always trying to improve/learn something new. Can you tell how do you use Apache
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    by iyn 11y ago

    I totally understand the feeling, but on the other hand, it's incredible that there is so much to explore, so many new things to learn, see and experience. Yes, everything around seems to be pretty complex, at least considering our cur
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Well, I'd read about this, it's pretty interesting. Do you know any good articles/videos/resources?
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Thanks for recommendations. BTW: just want to say that you have a fascinating blog! I've just spent last hour only skimming through some of the articles and bookmarking them for later. (Link for the lazy: https://nickdesauln
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    So you think monolith is the only alternative to microservices?(paulhammant.com)

    1 points by iyn 11y ago|0 comments
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Sure, there are players that are way ahead of them, but for me the article was interesting nonetheless, there is always something new to learn. For me, the most interesting thing was a non-technical issue - how they organize people into &qu
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    by iyn 11y ago

    I'm also interested in this. DNSCurve? Something else?
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    by iyn 11y ago

    Exactly. What about "There must be no doubt that no one is above the law"? Every time I learn more about history, politics etc I'm more and more frustrated. The system/law doesn't work the way it is presented and pe
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    by iyn 11y ago

    I'm extremely excited about Expeditions - VR for schools (and other people/institutions at some point, I guess) can have great impact on how we learn. This is a long term investment, with better educational system we'll get m
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    by iyn 11y ago

    From their FAQ ( http://jakeshake.eu/faq/ ): > Do you ship outside of the EU? > Unfortunately we currently do not ship outside the EU. We are however exploring the possibility of expanding outside of the EU in the