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by notagoodidea 6y ago
On the other side, we observe more and more inter-languages's ecosystem crossing from/to Python to leverage its gigantic set of libraries. Julia interface with a lot of other languages but it is a big trend for the last years. I t
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
It depends, for other python REPL/Env not really but it is the standard way to call shell command from ed [1] for example. Julia have also a shell mode in its REPL [2]. Personally, I like to use Raku [3] instead of Python or Shell scri
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
https://aantron.github.io/dream/ - Dream, also a web framework in OCaml/ReasonML
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
Just wanted to thank you for htmx!
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Could be done with qmk and any mechanical keyboard supporting it (and much more but it is common to hear about people having a vim layer).
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That's interesting that in German, Dutch and French we will talk about "black work" (schwarzarbeit (DE), travail au noir (FR), zwart werk (NL)) meaning undeclared/unreported work. I see multiple probable origins on the n
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
A friend of mine had the saying "Innovation is for the product not the employees." When a talking about a former place of work mentality. I use it in my cover letter when I explain why I choose to apply to X company by stating tha
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I am right there (those moments before finding the safe-space) looking for a job and it's no good to be a generalist with a almost junior profile. I have worked in different industries at the same time being a researcher doing data ana
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Do you know where those org put their job offers or accept remote worker? I found that most org with gis needs or consultancy gis companies tends to be super small in size and scale making it hard for an outsider to be considered as a poten
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
On some older Thinkpads, even CPU replacement was on the menu.
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Not an US citizen but the issue with police is that for a start in every country that I know of, they are not your equal law-abiding citizen when wearing a uniform. Most of the time, they have law tools allowing them to arrest, fine you, et
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This. In fact, I am currently in the process and I finally chose to have a generic one with a LaTeX to adapt to company names and recruiters and I wrote specialized when I can see who is going to read my cover letter. The third option I use
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
The people and the collectibles, definitively.
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Not a lot. At FOSDEM (at least for the last 10y, I have been attending), you have four kinds of talks: * Lighting talks/short talks: Most of the time, you may not have Q/A if the speaker talks too long but you can catch they off s
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
On a specific layer of your keyboard. For example, using QMK with compatible keyboards, you can have you're right/left mouse click on a specific layer. You can imagine this kind of trackball integrated with a split keyboard.
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
Yes, no, maybe. The media portrayed the binary view of the situation that this is a retail trader vs hedge funds situation. I think that more actors are benefiting from this situation on each side of the trade either by shorting the positio
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Linux-Based “On-Air” Light for My Home Office(joellemaslak.medium.com)
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I would rephrase your statement in : "If you care about SIMD, performance issues and type annotations, you should look into Julia". Numpy is an incredible piece of software and provides performance for one of the most mainstream l
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That is the easiest a company can leverage an invitation to tender ad infinitum. I believe that going for the cheapest is always the wrong way to conducting those projects. On the company side, bargain you first contract, install your propr
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When I want to really convey my point in a discussion, I call it "manipulative pattern". People feel more implicated when you point them their behviour or actions have been manipulated actively.
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I use qutebrowser and Firefox + Vimium (as a lightweight layer of vim functionalities on top of Firefow). You may look a it but a little bit of configuration is needed to homogenize the keybindings between qutebrowser and Vimium.
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
Besides the impact on business (from sick workers, contamination or even fines¹), herd immunity can be leveraged by vaccination. Nobody really want to talk anymore about herd immunity because of how to concept was used during the first wave
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So, You Want to CTF? (A Beginner’s Guide to CTFing)(jaimelightfoot.com)
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The decision took a month ago to focus on Raku as my hobby language and learning since then so much about programming and different ways to do stuff is refreshing. The language is well thought and if some stuffs are note yet possible (like
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I worked with R and Python during the last 3 years but learning and dabbling with Julia since 0.6. Since the availability of [PyCall.jl] and [RCall.jl], the transition to Julia can already be easier for Python/R users. I agree that mos
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
There is also neuron. https://neuron.zettel.page/
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Phoenician writing system was an abjad [0], an alphabet where each symbol stands for consonant, vowels being implied or if symbols exist, they are optional. Where alphabet have vowels and consonants. Modern Arab, Hebrew and semitic language
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by notagoodidea 6y ago
mandatory One page Thing [1] for J. [1]: https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Essays/Incunabulum
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Let's make things straight :) "Trappist" is a appellation for beers made by Trappist monasteries in Belgium, Netherlands and a few around the world. They are not specially strong and they may be consumed by the monks. In fact
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I found that the "one right way" python's mantra fall apart when it comes to pandas and numpy. Those libraries must be seen as DSL on top of the language IMHO.

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