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   by lorenzfx 12y ago

   IIRC there is also one in the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas.
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   by lorenzfx 12y ago

   This looks pretty similar to aargvard [1] (which is, as stated in the README, inspired by flask). [1] https://github.com/DasIch/argvard
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   by lorenzfx 13y ago

   shameless plug: if you want terminal calendaring with CalDAV support you might want to try khal [0], it's still in an early stage of development but it already seems to work well enough for quite a bunch of people. [0] https:/&#x
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   [python] Performance overhead when applying decorators to methods (blog.dscpl.com.au)

   1 points by lorenzfx 13y ago|0 comments
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   Strong type checking in Python?(rgomes-info.blogspot.de)

   2 points by lorenzfx 13y ago|3 comments
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   by lorenzfx 13y ago

   While there are some houses blurred out (I believe mostly in wealthy neighbourhoods), Google's Streetview is available in Germany.
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   by lorenzfx 13y ago

   I really hope someone will patch it into the IPython notebook (or at least enable the codemirror vim keybindings). If I can find the time to learn some javascript I'll give it a go myself.
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   by lorenzfx 13y ago

   I'll take that as an opportunity to remind you of the FreeBSD Foundation's Year-End-Fundraising campaign (I gave them some money for the first time just last week, to support some of the awesome work they have been doing) https:&
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   by lorenzfx 13y ago

   What is it with these militaristic company names? Artillery, Firebase, etc. Or is it just my European mindset?
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    by lorenzfx 13y ago

    It would be awesome if they released their AMD GPU drivers for FreeBSD
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    by lorenzfx 13y ago

    does anybody know a decent CalDAV web GUI? I have been using agendav and caldavzap for the last months, but am not super happy with any of them.
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    by lorenzfx 13y ago

    There isn't anything in there that would get me back on board (I jumped ship about two years ago). I would consider proper multi monitor support for fullscreen "apps" a bugfix and not a feature. Where is the proper window manager (or at lea
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    Rheinmetall starts Gladius soldier system deliveries to German Army(army-technology.com)

    1 points by lorenzfx 13y ago|0 comments
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    by lorenzfx 13y ago

    The German army has received the first units of a similar system ("Gladius") and will be testing it in Afghanistan soon [0]. [0] http://www.army-technology.com/news/newsrheinmetall-starts-g...
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    Thoughts on GitHub Giving Free Private Repos to Women(snipe.net)

    2 points by lorenzfx 13y ago|1 comments
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    by lorenzfx 13y ago

    Since I believe Zach is going to make a great movie, I would love to help really crowd fund this (as opposed to crowd gifting as it is at the moment) and than get a share of the money the movie makes. But I guess this ain't possible on kick
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    The only reason I can see to use Matlab is that you have invested heavily in it in the past. If not, I'd always use python instead. I claim it's not less "tuned for numerics" (with numpy) than Matlab. If you really need a Matlab like IDE, y
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    this was on hn at least once before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4660544
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    so you are saving 95% memory by closing all tabs? I have an even better idea: let's save 100% memory by hitting that X.
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    you're right, but since I only ever used it for urls I never had noticed these problems
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    I'm using a zsh function with similar functionality for exactly the same purpose: qrdisplay () { qrencode -o - "$1" | display }
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    I guess it all depends on how often you bootstrap a new server. If you do it infrequently, keeping a configuration management tool updated is probably more work. I do it perhaps every two years and keep a similar list (I try to keep up to d
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    I really like the way FreeBSD does it: stable base system but all (ok, most) 3rd party software is still fresh.
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    totally dead https://signup.netflix.com/openconnect/software
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    Are the people at Apple actually using their own services? I cannot really imagine them using these dumbed down interfaces...
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    One more reason why you should run your own mail server. I guess if it would take less time more people were doing it (I'm not either at the moment).
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    Copyright […] harmed the average author(scribd.com)

    2 points by lorenzfx 14y ago|0 comments
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    There is also an interesting presentation of the author of the book reviewed. It has some more detailed information on the book market in Great Britain and Germany in 18th Century in regard to copyright. Conclusion: "Copyright […] harmed th
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    AMD Radeon KMS Being Ported To FreeBSD(phoronix.com)

    1 points by lorenzfx 14y ago|0 comments
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    by lorenzfx 14y ago

    I wouldn't want 'zero' lenses either, they obstruct your vision by getting dirty and having light reflexes etc and also are an additional risk to your eyes in case of accidents.