mrlase

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by mrlase 12y ago
You need some sort of indicator to keep scrolling down. I only saw your team the first time I clicked on it. I was surprised when I went back a second time that there was more content below that. I'm not a huge fan of the order that yo
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by mrlase 13y ago
What's your email?
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by mrlase 13y ago
I'm really interested in this idea as I suffer from the same problem on my local disk in addition to having years worth of documents across a DropBox account, SkyDrive, and two Google Drive accounts. What are your biggest gripes? What
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by mrlase 13y ago
I love my Lenovo T430. The build quality is far beyond most other laptops that I have come in contact with. Running Ubuntu 13.10 on my Samsung 840 SSD and running Windows 8.1 on the HD that came with it for when I need to use Visual Studio.
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by mrlase 13y ago
You've been able to see this online now for... a long time. Just go to http://www.snapchat.com/<username&#62 ; and you can see it.
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by mrlase 14y ago
Nice to see some activity in Lancaster for once. Definitely looking into going as a developer.
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by mrlase 14y ago
Fedora 17 running Cinnamon as my desktop environment. My time is spent between Rhythmbox, Chrome, urxvt {tmux {weechat}}, and pidgin.
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by mrlase 14y ago
As a side note about IFTTT, why is their font size so large?...
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by mrlase 14y ago
Hmm, I think Google is managing a derivative of Adobe Flash in some form or another as the version in the latest unstable version of Chrome is around 11.5 which is not what the latest Adobe version is. Maybe there's a way to get the Flash p
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by mrlase 14y ago
Do these work with Github's hosted pages?
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by mrlase 14y ago
In regards to upstream releasing an ARM version of Flash, I find that very unlikely, seeing as Adobe has ceased efforts to update Flash for Android 4.0+, likely indicating they are not planning on working on any other ARM based version.
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by mrlase 14y ago
These seem very over optimistic.
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by mrlase 14y ago
Why would I use this when I could use Google Voice at a much cheaper price and not even pay by the minute?
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by mrlase 14y ago
Would anyone happen to know if the bootloader is unlocked on these? EDIT: For what it's worth, here's a review that Engadget did of the phone back in September 2011: http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/27/xiaomi-phone-review/
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by mrlase 14y ago
For what its worth, I have an Nvidia card and am running Ubuntu 12.04: Chrome's Flash plugin does not work very well on the latest dev build; it has some weird issue with playing flash at double speed or something. I had to switch back to A
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by mrlase 14y ago
I was reading an article about implementing an interpreter for Brainfuck in PyPy, and when the example code for some simple Brainfuck programs came up, I just stared. I really fail to see how one would go about programming just about anythi
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by mrlase 14y ago
Arch Linux uses Python 3 by default I believe, which is rather annoying as everything Python 2 related is suffixed with a 2, i.e "$ python2 file.py".
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by mrlase 14y ago
I checked on http://leakedin.org/ . It checks to see if your password was a) leaked and b) cracked. Cracked hashes were denoted by five 0s in front of the hash or something I believe in the hashes that were released within the last few day
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by mrlase 14y ago
Mine was cracked, not used to access my account as far as I can tell. I changed it and some other passwords on other accounts that may have had similar passwords.
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by mrlase 14y ago
Yeah, I played around with it some more last night and apparently Comcast uses DHCPv6 the dd-wrt build I'm running (v24 SP2, whichever build is recommended for the Linksys E2000) only has Radvd. In addition, my modem (SB5101) only has IPV4
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by mrlase 14y ago
"Your password was leaked and cracked. Sorry, friend." Well that's lovely. Just changed my LinkedIn password so hopefully no one had a chance to take advantage of that. Luckily I very recently switched to a new password scheme so my other a
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by mrlase 14y ago
On the topic of Comcast's ipv6 capabilities, does anyone know if DD-WRT will work with getting native ipv6?
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by mrlase 15y ago
I disagree with his points. Beginning with his "failure #2"; >The common argument is that we need grades in order to differentiate the "good" from the "bad" students. No, no its not. Its to show that you've learned the material. He goes
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by mrlase 15y ago
If you aren't specifically trying to disrupt that, then what ARE you trying to disrupt? Authors are still going to target prestigious journals first and work their way down if they can't get into the top.
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by mrlase 15y ago
Just giving you some feedback from someone working in a (virology) research lab so I'd say I have a fair idea of what academia is like. My biggest question is, how do you plan on gaining traction to bring in credible editors that can actual
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by mrlase 15y ago
Hmm, this looks pretty interesting. Would anyone happen to know why they dropped the course originally? Is there any sort of push for more functional programming at MIT now? I saw that they had a Haskell class listed on the SIPB IAP 2012 pa
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by mrlase 15y ago
This actually looks pretty neat :) I'll have to play around with it in a bit. I have a feeling this could keep my ~/code directory much more organized :P As a note, you have a broken Github link on that post at the bottom.
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by mrlase 15y ago
I do this quite often too actually... was one of the last languages you looked at Haskell? Or even a functional programming language? I spent way too much time trying to wrap my head around that tonight.
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by mrlase 15y ago
What is really frustrating about scientific research? Working in a research lab, looking up something you've found from your research in the literature, and then not having access to the article without paying for it. $30 is way too much to
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by mrlase 15y ago
What I do: 1. Open terminal, `mkdir <project name> && cd <project name>` 2. Spend way too much time thinking of what language to use. 3. Spend way too much time thinking of how I should implement it. 4. Start coding.

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