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Csync2 – file synchronization tool using librsync and current state databases(github.com)
3 points by krig 10y ago|3 comments
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by krig 11y ago
This is just anecdotal as well, but I've been running Tumbleweed for at least a year now on my Thinkpad. It's been rock solid. I'm a Gnome user though which I think makes a huge difference in this case, I see a lot of noise a
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by krig 11y ago
I know that it's a custom implementation adapted to the booth use-case, but I don't know any details.
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Booth 1.0 has been released (Geo-cluster based on Pacemaker and raft)(github.com)
3 points by krig 11y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: EventControl, jQuery timeline control with support for stacking events(kri.gs)
2 points by krig 11y ago|0 comments
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by krig 11y ago
I created this simple timeline control for use in Hawk [1]. The existing timeline controls I could find didn't quite do what I needed, and they were all much larger than I found acceptable. For example vis.js [2] does do what I need, b
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Show HN: EventControl, jQuery timeline control with support for stacking events(kri.gs)
4 points by krig 11y ago|1 comments
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by krig 11y ago
There's also Jangouts: https://github.com/jangouts/jangouts
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by krig 11y ago
It is already mainly training by playing against itself: https://googleblog.blogspot.se/2016/01/alphago-machine-learn... > To do this, AlphaGo learned to discover new strategies for itself, by playing thousands
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by krig 11y ago
Right, but that seems like it'd be a limitation of algorithmic play, but not necessarily of the neural nets of AlphaGo - though since the neural nets are primarily built through AlphaGo playing against itself, I would suspect that such
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by krig 11y ago
Really interesting and close match, it was great listening to the expert player analyse the game and having the final score be uncertain until very late in the game. I found the discussion around weaknesses in the Monte Carlo tree search al
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by krig 11y ago
> You could levy that accusation at every ruling elite, of every country, of every era. Well, yes.
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by krig 11y ago
Another narrator recommendation: Michael Page. He's a Brit, good with character voices, good enunciation. I'm listening to his narration of Republic of Thieves by Scott Lynch and it's benefiting greatly from his narration.
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by krig 11y ago
How is writing a lengthy post about your feelings on your website making a big deal about anything? That's what your website is there for. It's a public diary where people who care about what you think can read your thoughts. That
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by krig 11y ago
I don't get it, both you and the blogger seems to think that this is revealing some big gotcha, that haha! Fry is hiding his feelings! But it isn't, there is no gotcha, those are his feelings. To him, Twitter is a cesspool, those
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by krig 11y ago
His whole blog post is him talking about his feelings. Those are his feelings.
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by krig 11y ago
That would be one thing, if that was what it was. But it's not! It's exactly what you say, "in the news because of the event". The whole story is "Stephen Fry made a joke and then he left twitter and wrote about it
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by krig 11y ago
As an aside, I was stunned to see that "Stephen Fry leaves Twitter" qualifies as national news in Sweden [1]. I don't know how this could get any more ridiculous. Can't wait to get the non-stop 24-hour coverage of Stephe
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by krig 11y ago
This is a complete misunderstanding of what that quote from Stephen Fry is saying. Of course people get offended. Everyone get offended all the time! So what? He's doing exactly the right thing: He isn't having fun using Twitter,
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Basic Triangle Example in Vulkan(github.com)
2 points by krig 11y ago|0 comments
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Witness Speedrunner Takes 30-Minute Sandwich Break, Beats World Record(kotaku.com)
1 points by krig 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Hawk 2.0 is released (Web interface for Pacemaker clusters)(hawk-ui.github.io)
3 points by krig 11y ago|1 comments
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A wxWidgets bug I reported 10 years ago was just fixed(trac.wxwidgets.org)
14 points by krig 11y ago|0 comments
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by krig 11y ago
I'm using this app daily. There's some annoying monetization stuff in there (They charge you if you miss more than 3 days of exercise per month - hmm. Now that I said it, I guess that's not a terrible idea per se), but the ba
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by krig 11y ago
It may be better known under its pre-acquisition name Bitsquid, made by a swedish company called Fatshark. I think the engine part of the company was split off and then sold to Autodesk. Still, certainly not one of the most popular game eng
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by krig 11y ago
I can see how it could play like that, especially with the trivial puzzles in the beginning. I found myself more sitting and staring at puzzles and thinking until it clicked and I figured the mechanic out. But I consciously tried to avoid b
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by krig 11y ago
I'm loving the game so far (playing on the PS4). It's one of the most visually stunning games I've seen in a long time. The only criticism I have of the visuals is that the game is a bit static. There's no wind, no dust,
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Hong Kong: Cross-Border Kidnaps by Mainland Chinese Police(globalvoices.org)
1 points by krig 11y ago|0 comments
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by krig 11y ago
I disagree with several of these. But I guess that's why 1) I am working on my own language, and 2) Walter Bright is a lot more successful at that than me. So yeah. He's probably right, and I'm probably wrong. However: I&#x27
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by krig 11y ago
How is that a problem? If you really want to know the details, they are a single git query away.

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