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8y ago
CSV could be much easier to parse if people use the ASCII codes meant to be used as field and line separators, thus avoiding having problems with commas. See https://ronaldduncan.wordpress.com/2009/10/31/text-
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libx
8y ago
Get some adventure in your life!
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libx
9y ago
We and all the matter around us is only energy. Mass is energy in a very low frequency. Practice hypnotism or meditation and you'll change your life for the better.
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libx
9y ago
Yeah, and soon the stock markets will collapse too..
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9y ago
I had an account with them some months ago, but their system is like shit. Completely shit. When I was long, the balance showed the opposite, when the market was against me my position improved and vice-versa. This had all the bad consequ
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9y ago
Don't sell it. Use it to become a billionaire!
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9y ago
There's also keychain https://github.com/levaidaniel/kc Open it with a master password, copy passwords from it or save new entries. You can have the single file database in a shared service like Dropbox and use
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9y ago
Buy an insurance in another country. If you have a big health problem (meaning many $$$), go there, make some tourism, get treated, and everything will be cheaper than what you would pay in the US. Better yet, find the way to not have any d
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9y ago
Clearly, to me, you need to find the purpose of your life here on Earth. There are people that may help you, although you have to choose carefully. Not psychiatrists or anything like that. Look for indigo people that have a "highway
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9y ago
It'd be interesting to compare it with red-lang.org Parse DSL.
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9y ago
I compared the time it takes to run both scripts, with 10000000 iteration. 1m32s for the Python version and only 29s for the J's. If an algorithm is parallelizable, does J use all cores of a CPU?
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9y ago
For swap, instead of using a partition for it, you can have a file, or several files of swap in your root partition. This way, the swap files will be handled as other file, and TRIM can do its job.
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9y ago
Can you please elaborate what are the advantages of such configuration?
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9y ago
I use rsnapshot [1] for /home data and afio [2] for other stuff (offline databases, system, photos, ...) With rsnapshot, I have hourly, daily, weekly and monthly backups that use hard links for the saving disk space. These backup dirs
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9y ago
Maybe someone could use the blockchain to issue some kind of ISBN numbers...
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9y ago
+1 for Gruvbox. The best I know for me.
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10y ago
Hi LyndsySimon, I read your post in another topic where you said that you were loosing weight by eating a ketonic diet. Got curious, followed your profile and arrived here, just to tell you two things. One that I can see that you're
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10y ago
Check the progress in https://trello.com/c/UgsrhiHf/143-macosx-gui-backend 107 out of 120 tasks for OSX GUI backend are already completed.
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10y ago
Try Red (www.red-lang.org)! It's not version 1.0 yet, GUI for OSX and Python is coming, for Windows and Android has already arrived. Small, light, great.
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10y ago
You haven't heard about Red ( http://www.red-lang.org ), have you? With some Kb you can ship GUI executables for Windows, Android, OSX and Linux. (OSX and Linux soon). Try it and report back the amount of Kb (not Mb) used.
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10y ago
I'm also looking to learn a Lisp, maybe Clojure, maybe some scheme. Clojure for me has a big drawback (and also an advantage) to run in a highly complex system, at least as I perceive it, as I've never done anything in Java. Wha
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10y ago
See the documentary 'The Wall Street Code' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw3XtscVCVI AFAICR one of the protagonists (Haim Bodek) said his company had one million lines of C (or mainly C) code for HFT trading.
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10y ago
Have you checked Rebol and Red? Maybe not. http://www.red-lang.org/
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10y ago
It would be nice to include some Lisp implementations, like Picolisp and Newlisp.
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10y ago
As in everything, to understand the logic of drug prohibition, we have to follow the money. The money goes out of: 1. everyone taking drugs that have money to buy them 2. from their families 3. from everyone else in the society, as people a
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11y ago
I would consider Unicage for your demands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_C5GBblkH8 https://www.bsdcan.org/2013/schedule/attachments/244_Unicage... In a shell (modified for speed and ease
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11y ago
One more invite available for me? luislupe |at| gmail
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11y ago
I'm taking the Ocaml course and abandoned the one of F# from Edx/Microsoft that started a couple weeks ago. The Ocaml course is of much better quality in my opinion.
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11y ago
You can check Rebol http://www.rebol.com/ and the new Red http://www.red-lang.org/ programming languages. The latter one not yet production ready. In Rebol (and Red) you can just do the following: print 3:
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11y ago
You should check ML programming languages family, like Ocaml.
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