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by kinow 8y ago
Hey it was found by a co-worker. Here's the original article we published: https://niwa.co.nz/news/they-were-defrosting-leopard-seal-po... Lots of funny tweets about it too: https://mobile.twitter.com&#
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by kinow 8y ago
Hi! Cylc is a GPL system written in Python, and used in some countries (Au/NZ, UK, South Africa, Korea, other institutions in Europe and US) mainly to run cyclic workflows, e.g. forecast models. It supports the same syntax as Cron for
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Cylc – a workflow engine for cycling (and non-cycling) systems(github.com)
12 points by kinow 8y ago|1 comments
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by kinow 8y ago
Wasn't expecting such an interesting comment here! So many links to read later! Just came here because I like olive oil
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by kinow 8y ago
Oh, very simple interface! And great performance! Neat! Going to check out the GitHub readme with more calm later :) Thanks!
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by kinow 8y ago
House prizes in Auckland and in a few other areas around the country are a bit crazy, but you still find some good properties in other nearby suburbs and apartments are not really expensive - most prefer houses here. Salary for senior posit
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by kinow 8y ago
Great article. On how cities surge, some are planned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_community#Brazil At least Brasilia, Brazil's capital was planned, and if I remember well, there wasn't any city&#x2F
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by kinow 8y ago
Same here!
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by kinow 8y ago
Useful. Maven checks that for autpmated deployments. It delegates that part to SCM plugins as far as I know. Wonder if this one does the same as Maven. On mobile, but may check later (tis probably around here https://github.com&#
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by kinow 8y ago
NZ has, https://www.neighbourly.co.nz/ which looks like a local competitor with same name. Things might get a bit confusing here if Google's stars to pick popularity
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by kinow 8y ago
Hmmm, just learned about an up to date instance being hacked. Learned how it happened, so now waiting for the announcement to confirm if there's a chance it was exploited before the CVE was announced.
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by kinow 9y ago
A lot to review, read, learn. Thanks a lot for sharing this. Any plans to extend it or have another one including even more, like Natural Language Generation (not limited to bots, we are using it in weather forecast), and co-reference?
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by kinow 10y ago
If anybody feels like writing some Java code for diff, Apache Commons new component, Text, would definitely accept issues/pull requests https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-text/
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by kinow 10y ago
It includes edit distances, and part of Apache Commons Lang string related methods and classes. This latter will be deprecated in Lang and later removed.
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A New Apache Commons Component: Text(commons.apache.org)
3 points by kinow 10y ago|1 comments
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by kinow 10y ago
If you are interested in this, you may find ShellCheck a useful tool. It is a static analyzer for Shell, that looks for some of the problems cited in the post. https://www.shellcheck.net
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by kinow 10y ago
Indeed. Probably having more people with admin access would help making sure that the project's bus factor is greater than 1 :)
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by kinow 10y ago
Change log for this release Fixed in 7.51.0 - November 2 2016 Changes: nss: additional cipher suites are now accepted by CURLOPT_SSL_CIPHER_LIST New option: CURLOPT_KEEP_SENDING_ON_ERROR Bugfixes: CVE-2016-8615: cookie i
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by kinow 10y ago
For the lazy: NEW FEATURES extSoftVersion() now reports the version (if any) of the readline library in use. The version of LAPACK included in the sources has been updated to 3.6.1, a bug-fix release including a speedup for the no
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by kinow 10y ago
Had similar experiences in my first job with one of the smartest engineers I ever worked with (Claudio Marcio da Silveira). He early-retired to work on his family business (something related to flowers). But I can still remember all the tim
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by kinow 10y ago
Project name: Nestor QA Project description: open source test management software What do you hope to build this month?: an authorization layer, and work on the remaining issues https://github.com/nestor-qa/nestor/
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by kinow 10y ago
Apache Commons Lang has some string distance algorithms. But we started another project in the sandbox for text/strings, as [lang] was getting a bit overcrowded with so many things. You can take a look at the current project here http
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by kinow 10y ago
Created https://speaklikeabrazilian.com to help an Irish friend in Brazil to get used to expressions that would be literally translated as "cucumber" or "to put up a tent" but that have a completely different
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by kinow 10y ago
Jenkins TAP plugin maintainer here. Let me know if you have suggestions to improve the current TAP support in Jenkins, or any ideas. Not much of a Perl programmer, but I try to validate the plug-in against the output of some Perl lib tests,
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by kinow 11y ago
Krita has a beta Animation tool too https://krita.org/item/second-animation-beta/
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by kinow 11y ago
Not really, if you learn Cypher you should be fine learning the basics of Gremlin, SPARQL, or other languages to operate on graphs in a few hours. There was some post about enabling SPARQL in Neo4J, but when you install Neo4J it comes with
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by kinow 11y ago
Depends on what kind of data and graph you are going to store/use. Neo4j is quite popular, cypher isn't very hard to learn, and it has lots of examples. Might be a good choice for a beginner. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by kinow 11y ago
Wow, had no idea Elixir was created by a Brazilian as well. Nice, thanks!
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by kinow 11y ago
I think htop and lua are probably the two main Brazilian contributions to the open source community.
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by kinow 11y ago
Awesome! Thanks for that! Take an upvote

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