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8y ago
licence? link to repository? I'm not about to trust some unproven plugin with an organisation's BQ data
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8y ago
doesn't have much more than a link back to the site. google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:c8dVMl... edit: my mistake, it has the full PDF there
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8y ago
ha! a typical response is "we thank you for taking the time to contact us and value your opinion. our website is best used with Google Chrome and javascript enabled. Do you have any other problem I can stonewall you about?" I'
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8y ago
Doesn't feel like a waste ;) The time spent investigating different GUIs in Clojure or integrating languages with better GUIs with Clojure feels does like a waste. I eventually settled on plain ol Swing but JavaFX looks quite nice. clo
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8y ago
This is very similar to my own work for the last many years, and I'm sad and delighted he's managed to pull it off in such a clojure-native, slick looking way. Well done. I haven't finished watching the video yet, but it'
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8y ago
We use Cloudgates for our FTP/SFTP to S3 interface: https://cloudgates.net/pricing They're cheap, stable and dead simple to set up. This offering from AWS looks attractive, but at $.30/hour for the server mak
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8y ago
Lovely, but posted previously here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12415488
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8y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted, but Giger would love it I imagine. His were much more explicitly sexual but these are more ambiguously so. And those generated beach scenes were very reminiscent of Dali and Whiteley.
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8y ago
Linux and f/oss, every single day. I think certain personalities are drawn to certain tools, languages, philosophies and I don't think technology today would be nearly as interesting if it were dominated by Windows. Or Apple, or I
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8y ago
It's come a long way and this is yet another interesting feature Django is incorporating. I hope it injects the fresh blood they're after. Did anybody else feel inspired by a 'rapid web development' platform in 2005? ht
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Apache NiFi crash course
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
I'm reminded of Greg Bear's The Way. I thought it would be cool if user generated graffiti could be used as a seed for new generative graffiti so the further 'in' you go the stranger it gets
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8y ago
... ?
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8y ago
Fellow curmudgeon, I give you an upvote. SPARQL is a more elegant tool from a more civilised time.
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8y ago
Biologics are amazing, without them I'm almost immobile and in constant pain. Being able to work with your doctors is important, I suggest you look for another. You're not getting better, you won't ever get better, but you ca
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8y ago
no proposals, the review feedback and author response to the review are published. Here is an example: https://elifesciences.org/articles/35082#SA2 Peer review at elife works slightly differently. The author(s) are n
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Dropbox Will Only Support the Ext4 File System in Linux in November
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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8y ago
urgh. stick to emacs and the gpl, please.
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An Unofficial Guide to the URL File Format (2000)
(lyberty.com)
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World Community Grid: Let your computer daydream science
(worldcommunitygrid.org)
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8y ago
It was forked and now has active development here: https://github.com/grumpyhome/grumpy still no Python3 support though
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Whatever Happened to Grumpy? Go Running Python
(github.com)
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Michael Chricton published a book called Prey which focuses on emergent behaviour (and nanotechnology) with several mathematical equations I never understood.
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oh, he died. I guess he is gone for good. What an interesting person ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fravia
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Fravia! I thought he was gone for good. He got me into Opera which remained my browser of choice for 15 years? more?? I used to print his webpages off into plastic sleeves inside huge A4 binders and read them at school. Him and RMS definite
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Orchestra cannot be overstated. You'll quickly find the holes in clojure.spec, have a wtf? moment, feel intense disappointment then discover Orchestra and never look back.
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"something given has no value". The author is going out of his way to make his acquisition of information harder so that he might value it more than the same information that just lands in his lap. Some distinguish data from infor
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I'm now looking for a new email provider. I hear good things about Rackspace and Fastmail, but I worry about US servers and privacy laws so I'm also considering self-hosting on AWS. Any suggestions?
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WebFaction joins forces with GoDaddy
(community.webfaction.com)
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