lapnitnelav

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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Too bad there's no way to exclude sites (particularly reddit) from the search
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
In the words of the poet Z. de la Rocha, Anger is a gift.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
You ever considered using CSVKit? It does a good job at being a subset of shell tools tailored to structured data as CSV/TSV and such.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
No one got fired for buying IBM.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Ah, yeah the good old Internet factory : https://twitter.com/cryptonomatron/status/100839718221335347...
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Use virtualenvwrapper. $ mkproject foobar $ workon foobar You're set
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
> “There’s often a strong wish to solve these contentious problems by changing the software, and, to the extent that we’ve tried things like that, we haven’t found it to work.“ Software might be eating the world, I don't think peopl
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I think that's the only way forward, some kind of obnoxious display to discourage people from even trying. Wonder if there are ways to disrupt digital lenses while being innocuous to human eye.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Sure drop me an email > valentin at onload dot ie
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Veni vidi vlc
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Really like the idea and have been bouncing a similar idea in my head for a while. I think there's great value in making sure the product is a bit more intuitive to unlock some interesting markets, beyond data science.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I remember seeing a picture of a somewhat old gun (WW2 era) repainted in bright colours and the amount of hate the poster got from people left and right. This doesn't fit in the 'a gun is a tool' mindset, it's fetishism,
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
If you look at the acquisitions of Google in the 00's, it's pretty obvious : in 03 they buy AdSense, 05 Analytics and Android, then in 08 Doubleclick, having their hands every part of the supply chain. Facebook then came along and
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Relevant talk / slides I stumbled upon from 2013 by Heroku's Postgres team : http://postgres-bits.herokuapp.com/#1 https://vimeo.com/61044807
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I don't know when was the last time you got involved in anything marketing but if anything, marketing teams are fairly metrics driven nowadays.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
The airstrike one is brilliant. (I may have been a B52 pilot in the past, indiscriminately bombing left and right)
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
https://aspietests.org/raads/index.php Here you go. Good luck, it's 80 questions. (My pet theory is that going through all those questions is already an answer in itself)
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I like to take a stab at Google as much as the next man but Tinder is by no mean reliable on the privacy front : https://techcrunch.com/2014/02/20/problem-in-tinder-dating-a...
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I learned I do have a case of mild autism (thanks to someone here posting a relevant link) and maybe ADHD-ish. While this isn't a great news in itself, I'm grateful that I've been able to benchmark my oddness. Now that I know
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I find 4 chan to be an interesting experiment. Yes it mostly is a cesspool. Yes folks there are pretty much awful. But it's also extremely egalitarian. Everyone is on the same, whether you be an old * or a new *. I don't partake
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Yeah, I agree with you but I think removing a way to feed the ego might have side effects that could help, namely killing any mean behaviour fueled by the need for points.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Exactly, the main thing about 4ch and the likes is that you can't satiate your need for validation through likes / upvotes and a profile. Much like what Instagram is trying now (hiding other people's likes count) or this very
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
A product of its time and environment I suppose, given the shape of the UK lately.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Reminds me of the crazy phone plans when mobile started getting popular in my country. There was one super premium, quite expensive of course, which was pretty much unlimited everything. It worked so well (for the heavy phone consumers) tha
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I don't care much for planes but damn helicopters are cool. There's something about being able to have that precision, getting close to the ground while maintaining velocity which is mind boggling.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
With the right time : https://youtu.be/stxVBJem3Rs?t=1564
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
I have a theory that LinkedIn the product is only a platform for LinkedIn the company to tell us how great it is to work for them. Add to that the "thought leaders", the quotes and other FB-ish artefacts, without forgetting a cons
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
The performance is impressive no doubt but that high pitched noise is really unsettling.
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
Edit : NVM, it's just an old version of the front end :/ https://github.com/gabipurcaru/dedo
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by lapnitnelav 7y ago
As unfortunate as it might be, I feel this situation is the perfect demonstration of the "speed, quality, price; pick 2" conundrum. They went fast to beat Airbus, cheap as the total cost of the package (plane + training + etc ...)

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