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by mh-cx 10y ago
I have not heard about "Wix" before, but maybe they should have done some more research before picking this name. To a German this sounds like "wichsen" which means, well, "wank"[1]. [1] http://dict.
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by mh-cx 10y ago
This. One fine example is Gitlab: It's full of features and does many nifty things. But it's painfully slow and the developers now have a hard time trying to fix this. [1] https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Is it possible to translate this to layman terms?
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by mh-cx 10y ago
> If I understand this guy right Trivia: This guy was actually pretty famous in the 90s for "Kais Power Tools"[1], a set of very popular image manipulation plugins with - at that time - unrivaled features. Later his company a
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Hilarious. To me the similarity to evolutional processes is striking. I mean, didn't biological evolution also give rise to sometimes bizarr creatures? They somehow coevolved with the other inhabitants in their niche. Still they live t
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Argh. Right. After more thinking equal or greater than wouldn't make much sense.
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Maybe I've missed it, but how exactly do they know it was cut off for 5.5M years?
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Ah, makes sense now. Thanks! Now I also get your previous comment. I've read your => as arrows instead of "equal or greater".
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by mh-cx 10y ago
I think you misunderstood his question. I have the same problem. How do you get from this line: (A1Y and B2Y and B3Y) or (A1Y and A2Y and B3Y) to this (A1Y and B2Y) or (A2Y and B3Y) BrandonSmithJ just did some replacement
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Was it Turing complete? Because Zuse's Z3 was. I'm not saying though, that this is a criteria for calling any machine a computer. But it's probably what sets Zuse's achievement apart. UPDATE: I've just learned that
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by mh-cx 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konrad_Zuse Most remarkable: > Zuse completed his work entirely independently of other leading computer scientists and mathematicians of his day. Between 1936 and 1945, he was in near-t
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by mh-cx 10y ago
Agree. The Z3 is exhibited at the Deutsches Museum in Munich: http://www.deutsches-museum.de/en/exhibitions/communication/... Here's the Z3 in action (German only, try subtitles): https://www.
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Konrad Zuse and the digital revolution he started 75 years ago(dw.com)
151 points by mh-cx 10y ago|53 comments
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by mh-cx 11y ago
Sounds good. But honestly since I've read this my faith in the ruby/rails stack (or is it the gitlab devs?) is somewhat limited: http://doc.gitlab.com/ce/operations/sidekiq_memory_killer.ht... A quite fo
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by mh-cx 11y ago
Can't confirm that. I have to work with gitlab with different customers on several independent project teams. No installation feels fast. Memory is >2GB. Also have it here on a machine with 4GB. No page loads under 1 s. And the ajax
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by mh-cx 11y ago
Sorry, but even with 2GB Gitlab is painfully slow. And it also happens on gitlab.com where I assume resources are optimized. Loading times of up to 3 seconds for a stupid list of issues are not really acceptable for a web application in 201
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by mh-cx 11y ago
Same here. Gitlab is soooo extremely slow. Even on their own site many pages take several seconds to load. And no one really seems to care. Gogs is a great relief.
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by mh-cx 11y ago
The style reminds me of Sword and Sworcery... http://www.swordandsworcery.com/
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Budapest gets Bitcoin taxis(euronews.com)
2 points by mh-cx 11y ago|0 comments
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by mh-cx 11y ago
I wonder if you can combine this with Vim so that you could use it for lightning fast cursor movement and selections and still use the keyboard for anything else.
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by mh-cx 11y ago
I'm using an original Google Nexus 7 (2012 with latest Android) and try to view this page using an original Google browser (Chrome) and this is one of the few pages that make chrome crash. Same on my motorola razr i. I love it when pag
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The psychedelic state in light of integrated information theory(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
35 points by mh-cx 11y ago|3 comments
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A fascinating and huge Russian earthflow [video](blogs.agu.org)
77 points by mh-cx 11y ago|14 comments
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The psychedelic state and its effect on the default mode network(journals.plos.org)
1 points by mh-cx 12y ago|0 comments
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by mh-cx 12y ago
Will depend on which of the many futures you pick.
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by mh-cx 12y ago
... or if you can't type ö on your keyboard, at least write “oe“ as in Goedel. Just a little hint from a German native here. (Same goes for ae and ue instead of ä and ü).
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A sound artist who creates rhythms using the Euclidean Algorithm(kinggfridayy.com)
11 points by mh-cx 12y ago|0 comments
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by mh-cx 12y ago
More details: http://www.goatstream.com/research/thesis/index.html
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Real-time simulations of muscle-based locomotion(vimeo.com)
1 points by mh-cx 12y ago|1 comments
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The Great Transformation(en.m.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mh-cx 12y ago|0 comments

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