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Show HN: Fast rust-based repository launcher for your code projects
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Show HN: Using a Kindle Screen to Monitor ESXi
(santiagodevelopment.com)
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6y ago
Hey, what a coincidence. I've recently did some updates on my own shitty static site generator: https://santiagodevelopment.com In my case, I stuck with markdown and still used frontmatter to add metadata to posts. Since
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8y ago
For this I usually think that complexity in general is dangerous when our ability to apply our own value systems degrades past a certain point. For the 2008 financial issues we had a few financial products like subprime loans where the rea
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8y ago
Look into technical writing resources. One of the best resources I've seen is from proposal writing classes which you should find common with large consultancy organizations. Also, take a look at military writing guides [1]. There&#
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8y ago
This one is a bit of a head scratcher and now I'm really curious. Isn't AI with deep learning a big part of this? And then, with AI like neural nets, isn't the whole point that you're building a model to discover hidde
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8y ago
Just like the other comments here I'd suggest focusing on mindset and health. For mindset, I'd recommend looking at stoicism such as with "A guide to the good life." In particular, the parts about accepting reality as
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8y ago
You just rekindled my long time desire to own one of these. I saw them all over the place in okinawa and I have a die-cast toy car of one somewhere around here. I remember there was someone who put that longhorn decoration you see as a te
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I'm assuming they don't. I guess to clarify, I'm desiring that the government not only mandates that they do use documentation and source control, but that they commit such code to a repository accessible by other department
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8y ago
At the very least publically funded code should be open between government departments. There seems to be a lot of internally developed work that is unnecessarily replicated or lost just due to having no obligation or available resources t
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Interesting. Reminds me of the life story of a safety inspector that was born and lived in Okinawa. He basically went through a period where rice was mostly for the rich and then through WWII as a child to which americans prescribed a rat
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8y ago
Does waiting another 5 minutes really matter that much? It could be worse, I suppose, maybe there could be no elevator and you'd need to climb the stairs. Maybe there could be a line to the stairs. Maybe this isn't a symptom of
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Ask HN: How do you approch going from brute forcing to optimizing an algorithm?
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8y ago
I'd recommend almost anything by Andy Field. He has a clear cut approach with a bit of comic wit to make the reading more enjoyable for hobby reading. His book on SPSS was fantastic, but may be a bit too specialized for what you'
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My thought here is that there is a significant lack of outrage in weak wage growth and income disparities because the data is not relatable enough. There's certainly some protest at the most abhorrent levels of minimum wage meeting ac
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8y ago
For powershell I've setup a master profile that manages and loads modules stored on an admin file share. Scripts are then added to individual modules (e.g. ad, exchange, etc...) on the share as needed which will prompt individuals to
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"Instead, our build system is configured to automatically build, test and push .NET images whenever the official images that we use are updated" I wonder what that build system looks like and how I'd do the same as an app dev
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8y ago
Looks like Jeff Bezos was on to something about that "Two Pizza Rule"[0] [0] http://www.businessinsider.com/jeff-bezos-two-pizza-rule-for...
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10y ago
To play devils advocate: federal authorization workflows for such things can be notoriously slow and counter intuitive. I'd argue that 18F's completed projects, and any other contract company's similar attempts, would either
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Evaluation of 18F’s Information Technology Security Compliance
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11y ago
Doom 3 was touted[1] as having some "exceptional beauty." Naming, spacing of properties, consistency, and how multiple parameterized calls were formatted are quite nice. You can see an example on github[2], but for some reason t
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11y ago
The title is pretty sly in mixing both past and present tense interpretations. Hard to guess whether it was going to be Hoover's infatuation with the civil rights movement or some current day addition to domestic spying shenanigans.
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11y ago
This looks to be the main content of the book: http://programmer.97things.oreilly.com/wiki/index.php/Contri...
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11y ago
I wonder how increases in remote work acceptance will affect emigration. If you allow remote work from anywhere it would seem like moving to another country on some sort of visa would be an instant pay increase using the foreign earned inc
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11y ago
This was the main reason I picked up the yubikey, but I simply could not get GPG to recognize the yubikey to import my keys. I'm sure I simply missed some important step, but I couldn't figure it out with either GPG for windows o
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According to wikipedia[1] this was one of the earliest websites to be created. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_founded_befor...
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11y ago
Plain text is great. There's so much you can do with it that you can't in word or even latex. I'll write all my coursework assignments in sublime with a double column layout so I can have my notes in one window and my draft
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11y ago
Reminds me a bit of this book on a modern take on stoicism: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0195374614 Had a part about negative visualization where one would contemplate the negative aspects of life as much as the positive
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12y ago
Perform market research Entrepreneurship starts with creating a business plan. Part of that business plan is identifying your target market, your competition, and defining how you are unique. It's not so much that something has been
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12y ago
I love the idea of an e-ink monitor. This would be a great performance display for a headless server. Weather and news display connected to an arduino? Low power systems that expend just enough power to display some information then shut
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