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site requires javascript, here is link to plain video: http://video.ted.com/talk/stream/2006/None/HansRosling_2006-...
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Meld has become flaky in recent months (years?) after the switch to GTK3. Scrolling often gets 'stuck', mercurial support has regressions and performance is much slower on newer hardware than I remember it being on something bareb
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Programming Language Neutral Gui
(c2.com)
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"People have been murdered over cartoons. End of moral analysis."
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we briefly considered constraining the scope of our published science to elves and the fey folk but the projected volume of submissions was disappointingly small and the board nixed it early. Refactoring the journal code from 'elfscien
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the whole paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4825054/
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Functionally updating record types in ELM
(lexi-lambda.github.io)
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whooooooooooooosh
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people don't have homogeneous personalities that allow them to neatly fit like bricks into office culture. the natural pressures of any business weed out the dissenters and those that can't quietly work with others or with the dec
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hm. ironically (?) none of the linked examples work without javascript.
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10y ago
wow, you really have it in for gaming on Linux. Steam has absolutely made Linux a 'viable' gaming OS if it wasn't already. SteamOS is doing great things too. http://store.steampowered.com/search/?os=linux
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Phoenix is "A productive web framework that does not compromise speed and maintainability."
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10y ago
Upvoted, because I don't see a culture of working hard to not fuck up and shaming being mutually exclusive. Shaming is a poisonous behaviour but so is the belief we're capable of perfection. So also is the idea that we should be t
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10y ago
This might also interest you? http://langsec.org/
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42.5M Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo Mail Credentials Breach
(theinquirer.net)
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11y ago
the unmangled link to Penn's podcast is here and actually starts at about the 75 minute mark: http://cdn46.castfire.com/audio/522/3454/25338/2512630/penn-...
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11y ago
You might be interested in the UI on our Lens project: http://lens.elifesciences.org/09560/index.html
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11y ago
Works in LibreOffice 5.0.3.2
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11y ago
To add to the Clojurescript point: dead code removal. CLJS uses Google Closure and can take part in it's advanced compilation and dead code removal feature. All of the cruft that isn't used, that is abstracted away in CLJS anyway,
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I can't speak for other people, but I guess being a person and considering switching from Clojure because the development workflow has a long feedback cycle that the answer to your question is a yes? I have Ring reloading code for me a
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Stuart Sierra's Component: https://github.com/stuartsierra/component and his 'reloaded' workflow: http://thinkrelevance.com/blog/2013/06/04/clojure-workflow-r... I ha
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The "Don't Copy that Floppy" rap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up863eQKGUI bodacious.
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Any relation to the Clojure Schema? https://github.com/Prismatic/schema
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A co-worker uses it at work exclusively for editing markdown documents. I find that a little funny. I had great optimism for LightTable, helped Kickstart it, but was disappointed with ultimately for the very reasons he outlined at the begin
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I don't see the FOIA Machine mentioned anywhere: https://www.foiamachine.org/ Kickstarted and now doing amazing things.
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I do believe Otter is doing a better job of restoring Opera's past glory, feature-wise. Vivaldi, even with it's HTML gui feels like another opera/chrome/chromium derivative. Plug: http://otter-browser.org
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Just one cow actually. If you're lucky you might get twins or three cows in two and a bit years but not many cows. Almost always just one. Sorry to be a pedant ;)
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Firefox on an Android phone can use the uBlock plugin.
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Are there open source alternatives to services like this and Diffbot? Boilerpipe and similar libraries are ok but targeted at article extraction.
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I was looking for a fitness tracker that leaves the user in control of their data and whose software was free and open source. There is almost nothing to choose from. There may not be anything to choose from. I've just found this band
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