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A Practical Guide to Non-blocking IO, Coroutines, and Concurrency
(pyvideo.org)
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15y ago
Thank you for your input. Had minor issues with dynamic mapping, too - but since the data is more or less just strings, I could circumvent ES' mechanism to infer datatype from value by simple using an empty default-mapping.js. I'll definite
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15y ago
Thanks for writing OrientDB! - I tried it, but I was pressed for time, so I needed something that more or less worked instantly for my requirements - which in the end was elasticsearch. TL; I researched MongoDB and OrientDB for a side-proje
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Gbye-mstr -- Goodbye, Master: A Tribute to Dennis Ritchie
(janixsoft.com)
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15y ago
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English is not my native tongue, so thanks for the suggestion. (Now that you mention it, I found both words in the dictionary.)
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15y ago
As a software engineer, I would love to see all the tedious tasks people do all day replaced by technology. If having money is the only way to stay alive and I had a job, I would even pay higher taxes, just to let people do more of what the
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15y ago
Yes, that was eye-opening; it even got 800+ on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3519952
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15y ago
Does anyone here have real world experience with OrientDB? I consider it a candidate for a project at the moment (where MongoDB was too flaky, CouchDB too slow for unplanned queries and the relational model not a good fit for a document-ori
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15y ago
From my bashrc: # http://chris-lamb.co.uk/2010/04/22/locating-source-any-python-module/ cdp () { cd "$(python -c "import os.path as _, ${1}; \ print _.dirname(_.realpath(${1}.__file__[:-1]))" )" }
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15y ago
It's stated, that it's FB-only for now . Made me left the page, though.
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15y ago
A discussion which was inspired by this rant by Linus Torvalds on Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/q/1995471/89391 (Is learning C++ a good idea?)
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15y ago
> Not pursuing hotness is the new hotness IMHO. If you are like this, you'll probably like Knuth's "My advice to young people", http://www.webofstories.com/play/17152 . The relevant part: And I think one of the things that I would, th
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15y ago
The strong statement from the mentioned robot.cc: >I am against education that is only available to the top 1% of all students. I am against tens of thousands of dollars of tuition expenses. I am against the imbalance that the present s
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15y ago
> It is absolutely still a thing. A bit of a pity.
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Google New Privacy Policy Preview
(google.com)
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15y ago
One of the first games I wrote as a teen was a (as simple as it gets) text based simulation/adventure dealing with horse races (I read The Difference Engine at that time). Even though it wasn't sophisticated at all, it felt interesting (a
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15y ago
Yes, and on a related note: Today morning I skimmed the preface to Computational Science and Engineering by Gilbert Strang, and he also states, that (at least some) math should be thought alongside applications and algorithms, which, since
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15y ago
Took the AI class and it was just amazing. I never had a professor more passionate (yet still rational :) about a subject. Even though the course made the math and the background sound simple, it wasn't. There is a probably thin line betwee
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28C3 - Datamining for hackers
(youtube.com)
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GitHub for Mac as CLI
(github.com)
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15y ago
Any way to compile libstatgrab (a dependency) on OS X? It isn't on the list of supported systems, I know, but maybe someone tried already?
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15y ago
> clean layout Yes, http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap is awesome - although it's use getting a bit inflationary.
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15y ago
After reading this great piece ( http://blog.pinboard.in/2011/11/the_social_graph_is_neither/ ) one picture comes to my mind regularly: that fb is like meeting and hanging out with your friends in a room with one way mirrors.
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15y ago
I like simple tools like this. They fit both nicely into various workflows and into the 'Write programs to work together. Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface'-mindset.
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Blockdiag - simple diagram images generator
(blockdiag.com)
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An Erlang version of Redis. Still in its very early stages.
(github.com)
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I just leave that here (street campaign from Berlin-Kreuzberg): http://streetfiles.org/photos/detail/998929/
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15y ago
Nice, albeit a bit too simple. Another question (not just for you, but all online resume sites): How do you do identity management? I mean if I really wanted it, I could fake someones name, address, phone, (even photo, if that option would
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Steve Jobs Speech Circa '82
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
Reminds me of this visualization of a similar concept: http://joeyroth.com/poster/
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