nikonyrh

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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   This shouldn't be a difficult project to implement, I'm just not sure about what kind of UI-controls you'd need. If step 1 is delayed to 26 November how should the step 2 be re-scheduled? It kinda depends on the work force&#x
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   Is there an official policy on what kind of code a package can have? I assumed it is the responsibilty of the end-user to determine if the package has code they are willing to run. I mean the system worked just as intended: the user asked f
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   So is this a question on why don't Apple keyboards have a DEL key?
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   Even the "plain" ELK uses aggregations to produce those graphs.
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   Depends if you build it from scratch or you use a pre-existing database solution, scrapers etc.
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   I still use Python at work, but the lack of "real" threads in the language feels very silly when you are running your code on AWS with instances with tens or hundreds of (virtual) cores. I'm aware that you can write multithre
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   You could always parition them into chunks and upload to S3 as individual objects.
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   One of the reasons could be that most programming languages do not have immutable datastructures by default, and most students are taught to progam within a "mutable" environment. Isn't of the first things they teach at schoo
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   by nikonyrh 8y ago

   Rubiks cube is always worth a scramble :) On a more extreme end I'd say balisongs, although I've had a long break from those.
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    Finland is moving quite a lot of power lines underground especially in the middle of forests, because falling trees are a problem during a seasonal storm[0]. I'm not sure how this cheaper than cutting down the trees though. Sadly most
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    Actually once you know the circle's position (this needs to be accurate) and approximate size you can convert it into log-polar coordinates and then apply phase correlation [1] to a known "template" to determine the rotation
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    Is the wheel constantly rotating, or might it be stationary at times? I had already typed an answer but I was about measuring the RPM, not its orientation.
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    "Facebook will continue to offer a platform to Holocaust deniers, Infowars, and other publishers of hoaxes on the assumption that they are sincere in their beliefs, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said." Isn't this analogous to how inter
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    I wonder what kind of criteria Apple has for phone manufacturers in this regard ;) Are they more permissive?
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    by nikonyrh 8y ago

    In case anyone cares: programming, downhill biking, frisbee golf, Rubiks "cubing" and photography. I get to enjoy all of these hobbies alone or in a group and without a fixed schedule! At least for me these are very rewarding, bu
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    by nikonyrh 9y ago

    I think Clojure is definitely worth learning, even if you wouldn't get to use it on your day job! For a quick insight I'd recommend https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/clojure/ and https://githu