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nimish
9y ago
Have you been stung by an ant or stinging nettle? It's not fun.
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nimish
9y ago
No mention of handling issues around liters of irritating acid...getting stung by ants is bad enough
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nimish
9y ago
FYI, this is what the ".io" CCTLD stands for.
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nimish
9y ago
Iosevka is also parametric, but fixed for a given TTF, as far as I can tell. Very nice for coding. https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka
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nimish
9y ago
Normally reverse mode automatic differentiation is used and is called backpropagation since everything old has to have a new and shiny name in machine learning a/k/a continuous optimization ;)
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nimish
9y ago
How do I get involved?
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nimish
9y ago
I desperately want numpy, pandas and scipy on pypy3 Then I can ditch Cpython and its stockholm syndrome slowness forever
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9y ago
Named lambdas are discouraged as un-Pythonic for what it's worth. The other point in the article was that your process has now hard-coded even and sum, and composing them in python is a bit unwieldy. I've run into a number of case
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nimish
10y ago
Cost.
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nimish
10y ago
The naval shopworn is so good at punching holes it can even pinch through NATs!
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10y ago
Being able to quickly change in different retry mechanisms and policies is pretty useful. Sometimes you want exponential backoff, sometimes no backoff, sometimes it depends on other state. Not as simple as you might think. And if you'r
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nimish
10y ago
Why not just use https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/docs/wra ?
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10y ago
I noticed a massive battery life improvement after removing f.lux and using night shift/night light on mac and windows. Far less stuttering as well. Whatever f.lux is doing is not worth the janky implementation.
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10y ago
Bosch and Siemens (and Neff) are owned by BSH, most of the european brands are also parts of conglomerates and have stratified low/medium/high end. Except for Miele, but who wants to spend 1000 quid on a washer?
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nimish
10y ago
Containers done right I wish the documentation was better for integrating with docker seamlessly
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nimish
10y ago
I have pygradle generate a PEX file for all of my command scripts. Not as seamless as cargo or stack, but it works without rewriting everything.
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nimish
10y ago
Solar micro production is insanely expensive. Nobody thinks it will scale even in places like Germany where it's merely expensive. Grid scale solar is dirt cheap, to the point of being cheaper than coal, but it requires a grid. Not r
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10y ago
Its a hell of a lot easier to fly over the dozens or hundreds of different landowners and jurisdictions than it is to convince each of them to allow you to build a giant railroad through them The us rail infra was built when this wasn'
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nimish
10y ago
Burying the lede: " After some aggressive testing we determined that the IOMMU worked as advertised and could not be bypassed by a malicious device."
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10y ago
This is basically Eric S Raymond's modus operandi. Instead of bikeshedding over Go vs Rust he could have had an MVP up by now
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10y ago
I bank with a major bank in the UK whose app is basically trash. I have a credit card with a different provider If I want a quick assessment of my accounts, either I need to log in to multiple accounts and add them together, or I can use an
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nimish
10y ago
Given that piping curl in bash with sudo is considered acceptable, this is not surprising
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nimish
10y ago
You'd be right, except HTTP is often tampered with, so in practice is slower.
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nimish
10y ago
Unless email is E2E encrypted from all the sources I care about like banks and stuff I don't see the point.
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10y ago
And signals, timers and events (inc semaphores) have non-standard fd versions too, but they've been bolted on and you need all kinds of new syscalls to make them work right. Plan 9 did it right if you want to go "everything is a f
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10y ago
Also, on Unix everything is a fd until it isn't, like timers, signals, semaphores , pids...(and sockets have their own peculiar API). Pids not being fds leads to a really annoying issue of basically not being able to easily implement
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10y ago
Fork doesnt make a lot of sense on win32 processes (how do you handle a forked message loop?) so the functionality isn't exposed, though nt native processes can do it. The best you can do is a spawn equivalent with manual copying of st
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10y ago
A false disease positive or negative can easily fuck up your life. Lots of follow-up tests are invasive or expensive and take time. The FDA is totally right to require high standards and premarket approval.
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10y ago
OneDrive for Business = rebrand of Sharepoint storage, hence the complete separation from OneDrive's consumer (fka Windows Live Mesh) stuff
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10y ago
Set active hours and keep your machine updated quickly or don't use Windows 10 consumer editions. Or use Linux/OS X. Forcing updates is the correct choice for consumers otherwise Microsoft gets blamed for their compromised machine
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