jaipilot747

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   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   Do you know of any libraries in C that give me an easy way to manipulate tabular data by columns, like pandas does?
2. 62.▲
   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   It's not difficult to package, but if your experience is anything like mine, distributing a 400+MB zip containing all the dependencies and the python core+stdlib is no fun.
3. 63.▲
   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   Anyone else missing context? The link opens to what seems like a Kindle related forum on mobile. EDIT: Links to the forum post when I use "Request desktop site".
4. 64.▲
   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   Could you please elaborate on how you use orgmode for interactive programming?
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   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_battleship_Yamato
6. 66.▲
   by jaipilot747 8y ago

   You mean like Opera before v12... What an amazing piece of software it was.
7. 67.▲
   by jaipilot747 9y ago

   Kind of tangential, but I am enjoying NewPipe[0], which can be installed from F-droid. Background audio, video on overlay mode so you can watch it while using some other app, downloading videos/audio. Supports YouTube and SoundCloud. [
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   by jaipilot747 9y ago

   Mugicha, tea made from roasted barley is thoroughly awesome too. Very easy to finish a liter of cold mugicha unconsciously while I'm in the zone. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barley_tea
9. 69.▲
   by jaipilot747 9y ago

   I remember it by imagining netstat wearing pants. There is plain ole netstat and there's netstat wearing pants.
10. 70.▲
    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    Painting with broad strokes much? Surely there are more reasons for the low-trust-ness than "the whole country is dedicated to conning the rest of the country"?
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    Slightly tangential, but is there a "modern" alternative to GDAL for working with raster data? The last time I tried, stitching together tiles and cutting it to state boundaries took an inordinate amount of time (upwards of 15 min
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    Thanks for the link to Newpipe! Been looking for something like this ever since YouTube disabled playing videos in background tabs.
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    I don't know what changed, but at last the terrible lag when moving the cursor on text fields is gone. Loving it. I do have to find the webextension equivalent of half my add-ons though.
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    Firefox for Android Beta currently has the Quantum update, and it's buttery smooth!
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    Why do you have to interact with people you don't know?
16. 76.▲
    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    This message would have been just as effective without the opening accusation.
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    by jaipilot747 9y ago

    For Firefox on Android I've been using JavaScript Toggle Enabled [1] for a while. Does what it says on the tin. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/toggle-javasc...
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    For the lazy like me: "GRVI Phalanx aspires to make it easier to develop and maintain an FPGA accelerator for a parallel software workload. Some workloads will fit its mold, i.e. highly parallel SPMD or MIMD code with small kernels,
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    Is there an infographic that organizes the Apache big data and ML projects based on their use case? There seem to be many projects with seemingly overlapping use cases.
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    For me Python 3 is worth it just for the time I no longer have to waste in fighting Unicode errors. Obviously, YMMV.
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    Which libraries do you have in mind? Numpy, SciPy, Pandas and packages based off them all support Python 3.
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    For all it's outdatedness, Japan is changing (slowly) [1]. The government is instituting new laws that give employees more free time to spend their money. Though it is partially an economy reviving measure for the government, I already
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    Thanks for the site! Best of week/month will require quality content, I agree. But it's a little bit of a chicken and egg problem if people don't remember the site. Having an RSS feed will get you mind share even if posts are
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    An RSS feed or even a daily digest email would be really helpful.
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    The idea of using different parts of your hand to control things is interesting but very few people want one more thing to wear on their hand. They could make it a standalone device but then it becomes a glorified switch. Wonder who their p
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    Would be nice to have an option to see the answers, for people who don't have high typography skills. Or did I miss it?
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    by jaipilot747 10y ago

    Wow! To imagine that the culture at one of the best engineering teams in the world is this poisonous is shocking. I wonder if things would have played out differently if she had immediately addressed her supervisor's unnecessary defens
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    by jaipilot747 13y ago

    Private R&D for an ekranoplan-size aircraft might be difficult, but if it could work just as well for smaller aircraft, this might be an option to consider. Does anyone know if the ground effect is affected by wingspan?
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    by jaipilot747 13y ago

    Because I would like to know about scalability issues? Perhaps in these two years their userbase and the number files saved every 15 minutes might have grown by, say 5x and 50x, revealing problems that were not visible in 2011, leading them
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    The man who pierced the sky - Felix Baumgartner's jump story(vanityfair.com)

    4 points by jaipilot747 14y ago|0 comments