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The Photographic Periodic Table of the Elements
(periodictable.com)
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ldng
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ldng
14y ago
> - Why is the language so unbelievable slow? In comparison to what? For the class it is in, it is very fast. PHP is what I would an intertwined language as quite often people don't separate PHP the language, PHP the included batter
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ldng
14y ago
No arguing that working on setuptool to improve it would have been better but the thing is that Phillip (setuptool) hasn't been cooperative (to say the least) and Tarek ended up forking. At least that's how I remember it, so in that light,
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Android Developer site has been updated
(developer.android.com)
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ldng
14y ago
Where could I learn more about that stack ? I knew about Virtuoso and DBPedia not about a Freebase cartridge.
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ldng
14y ago
I disagree. You're focusing on recreational drugs, but the performance drug market might be smaller but significantly richer. During years EPO wasn't detectable by anti-doping testing. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think it requires cutting
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ldng
14y ago
Ok, but then maybe you'd want a small and cheap cluster gather knowledge on cluster deployment and management. I am sure interested in the type of stuff. I guess you will hit scale problem sooner on an underpowered motherboard. What do you
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ldng
14y ago
Well, if you don't : https://github.com/sstephenson/xipd
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ldng
14y ago
If I am not mistaken it's not the first time Skype send a DMCA to this project. But given where the autor lives, the DMCA does not apply so it doesn't go anywhere.
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ldng
15y ago
Could someone knowledgeable comment on SSD support ? How does Haiku behave on SSD ?
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ldng
15y ago
I was under the impression that Google Mpas for android was vector rendered since honeycomb. Am I wrong or/and are they somehow cheating in some way ?
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ldng
15y ago
Yet mod_redis seems more complete than Webdis. Hopefully competition will help pushing both further. There also is a nginx module compatible with redis2 protocol : https://github.com/agentzh/redis2-nginx-module
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ldng
15y ago
Quite nice indeed. Someone to give us a hint on whether this is completely hand made or build with some tool/app ?
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ldng
15y ago
MessagePack looks quite interesting ( http://msgpack.org/ ) and seems to have quite a lot of binding (I don't the support level on each one though)
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ldng
15y ago
The donations campaigns propel the growth of Wikimedia Foundation. Less than 50% is really directly dedicated to wikipedia website operation. Quite an overhead IMO. With 117 employees and $30 million budget, they can manage I think. They¡ll
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ldng
15y ago
Two questions pop in my mind. How does it compare to Solr ? What's wrong with Solr ?
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ldng
15y ago
Ford is kind of already aware of this, see Bill Ford's TED talk : http://www.ted.com/talks/bill_ford_a_future_beyond_traffic_g...
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ldng
15y ago
Well for a verbatim search of map(call()) I wouldn't expect google to filter out parenthesis. More than ever now that code search is dead. "map(call())" would work either. So much for verbatim ...
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ldng
15y ago
Well, it is only pushed by RedHat (hence the adoption by Fedora only) so progress is slow. But steady I'd say. There are patch for a lots of server and SystemTap seems compatible with Dtrace entrypoints so I guess the thing now is to docume
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ldng
15y ago
I admit I skimmed through the article, but, "git destroyed my data" .. hum ... how come ? Git is a versioning system that doesn't free you of making backups of your central master. And by master I mean the global central reference repositor
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ldng
15y ago
Really glad that you guys now release and than announce ! the best way to avoid the let down of ending not opening something announced earlier (whatever the reason). Keep the trend going !
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ldng
15y ago
I think you misunderstood me. I was referring to Symbian in the 90s, at its popularity peak almost everyone was using a licensed Symbian. Not that I agree with the model but it once hasn't a reality of the mobile phone market. As for the op
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ldng
15y ago
Well it's not like it's an unknown situation. It's more like going back to Symbian licensing situation a few years back.
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ldng
15y ago
Following the Sega path would not be a good idea IMHO. They would be like you said one game editor among many, wouldn't have control over the platform and loose intimate knowledge of the system games runs on. And last but not least, they'd
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ldng
15y ago
TL;DR : Leaving a cosy and safe job to start your one-man dream job is harder than though + a dozen of example cases.
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ldng
15y ago
Not a problem you have to be sorry about, it happens. But the thing here is that announces like that implies expectation. So, IMHO, you shouldn't announce to much time ahead and announce when you know for sure there will be an actual releas
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ldng
15y ago
I'll believe when I see it. Not that twitter never open some of it's code ( http://twitter.com/about/opensource ) but ... in the past they've said they'll open some tools and end up not doing it (I'm thinking about Crane here). It's nice to
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ldng
15y ago
$ python3.2 -m timeit "sum(map(lambda x: x 3, range(10000)))" 100 loops, best of 3: 7.61 msec per loop $ python3.2 -m timeit "sum([ x 3 for x in range(10000) ])" 100 loops, best of 3: 6.27 msec per loop $ python2.7 -m timeit "sum(map(lamb
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ldng
15y ago
I mean like IE6 and XP. I remember Microsoft marketing their deep integration (not to mention ActiveX). End result, we still suffer IE6 to this day. I don't mind tight web integration, as long as it respect standards and and extensions are
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ldng
15y ago
Andy Wingo knows quite well what he's doing. It's just a fun post. Read his 2/3 previous posts if you want more serious stuff on V8.
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