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by lumpypua 12y ago
http://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html
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by lumpypua 12y ago
The mac app Soulver gets pretty close to this, although it's more of a math scratch pad than a programming language: http://i.imgur.com/kqWGw3W.png
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by lumpypua 12y ago
+1 on the request for experiences of people who've played with Webpack and Browserify. Sooo many options, so little time.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Around "In[115]" I became convinced that the wolfram blogging team has a meth problem. I'm always blown away by the wolfram blog visualizations and variety of data sources, as well as the occasional mathematical gems they dro
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by lumpypua 12y ago
shrug I've gotten good at avoiding encapsulation problems by blowing my architectural foot off with css preprocessors a couple of times. :) I still don't have a clear system, but I've learned the how to decompose a layout o
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Definitely not, but you are going to get weird for 45 minutes. The study in that forbes article used 50mg intranasally (basically snorted). The earlier study backing ketamine's efficacy[1] used "0.5 mg/kg diluted in saline, a
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by lumpypua 12y ago
If you don't know what technical debt is... If you hate making changes in your code, then you have it. If changes are hard to make, then you have it. I just spent the past 4 hours making a breadcrumb layout in CSS. I hate making chan
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by lumpypua 12y ago
If ya want more details just reply. I've found information on diy ketamine for depression to be sparse unless you know where to look. And it's gonna be a while before any k treatment makes it to market for the public.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Heya author, I've found self administering ketamine I picked up off silk road to be tremendously helpful in managing my depression: Results from a newly published study indicate that intranasal ketamine spray can produce a rapid and s
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by lumpypua 12y ago
It's not the text that's the issue, it's the structure. PDFs have nowhere near as much structure as markup. You end up having to do this for dozens of layouts and it gets hurty really fast: http://schoolofdata.org&
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by lumpypua 12y ago
My username at google's email service.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
I deleted it 'cause I'm not comfortable having those details online. An extremely long story short, in our domain we're using the scraped data exactly as the owners intend, albeit via machines instead of people. Consult a law
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by lumpypua 12y ago
We have a non-tech intern and import.io looks like like a great tool to get him chewing up data. I'm playing with it now. Why didn't it work out for you? Beyond the wrapped browser interface being a little funky lol. (Edit: eugh,
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by lumpypua 12y ago
I've had three primary uses of web scraping. The hard part for me has never been speed. Getting the results structured is somewhere between easy and hideously complicated. 1. Reformatting and content archival (lag times of hours to day
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Incredible article. My startup is growing and I'm not sure what direction to take the culture in——Noyce provides some solid inspiration.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
> The best MOOC courses I've done are highly produced and thoughtful... Great comment. What were the courses that you really liked?
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by lumpypua 12y ago
The `djangorestframework-composed-permissions` package for DRF gets pretty close to handling this situation effectively. Basically roles and permissions arbitrarily composable with boolean expressions. Although you can model permission hier
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by lumpypua 12y ago
A framework that can natively communicate with a browser via mechanisms like Comet or WebSockets. An example is when a new message is posted to an inbox on the server, and your browser immediately updates the message count without polling.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Historically, they have: http://www.informationweek.com/cloud/platform-as-a-service/g... ?
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Tennessee...
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Looks like the folks behind this are doing real estate tech. Can I ask y'all what the product is?
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Modulecounts – How many packages exist for your programming language(modulecounts.com)
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Easy packaging and distribution is awesome and it's why node's ecosystem has exploded, but tools to filter that down are equally important. A great example of this is djangopackages.com. Looking at thumbnailing packages[2] even th
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by lumpypua 12y ago
This is an internet message board, not a dissertation, I just want to hear people's take on it. I dunno where you stand, but I learned stuff from the comments above.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Can the title be edited back somewhat toward the original? "Can SHA-3 be trusted?" is definitely editorializing, but the new title wipes away the context for discussing SHA-3's security. Even a title of "SHA-3 NIST annou
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Ark is just about making replication as a whole trustworthy. Then you need a formal model.
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by lumpypua 12y ago
It looks like you've read the Call Me Maybe series of posts over at aphyr.com. He tests a number of distributed systems (Mongo, Riak, Cassandra, etc) and their behavior under network partitions and almost all of them fuck up and lose
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by lumpypua 12y ago
They're different representations of the same thing. This is useful because we can do easy error handling in the EitherIO monad but we can't run it. We can run the IO monad but handling errors in it sucks ass. So we handle errors
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by lumpypua 12y ago
I downloaded and took a look at your lesson plan. Nice. It's solid and covers a bunch of usage patterns that aren't clear in the react tutorial. My one suggestion: host it on github pages and put a link to that in the README. It&#
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by lumpypua 12y ago
Why do you think pyramid is better?

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