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by nyir 8y ago
Not GNOME, but the implications for GTK and a whole load of libraries that are being worked on to support these changes. Like especially GTK is just not a stable target. I used GTK 1 and 2, and especially the incompatible changes in 3 and r
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by nyir 9y ago
That's what I was thinking, having used RDF a bit. I liked that the article touched on some more intricate details, things like the timestamp when a fact was added, or disputed facts (well, tags ...). But obviously it gets complicated
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by nyir 9y ago
Any browser. The article has no detail but I suspect that doing it all with a web stack, or even just PDF output with wkhtmltopdf (or a similar solution) would be much quicker than writing a PDF generator from scratch.
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by nyir 9y ago
Just did that before the holidays, the only thing to add there is probably the firmware. I'm curious what other recommendations there are, but I found TMK ( https://github.com/tmk/tmk_keyboard ) to be pretty nice.
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by nyir 9y ago
Just to say, we did this and it looks pretty good, most importantly though the templates including any JS if necessary makes this _very_ easy for designers to work with on their own. Downside is that the browser is pretty old.
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by nyir 9y ago
A quick search yielded something from a book about Keller - do you have some other good sources for what you mention?
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Sverchok: Blender parametric modelling plugin(nikitron.cc.ua)
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by nyir 9y ago
With several components we're building in Go I have to say I don't see it stopping us from being too clever, too complex, and too verbose. In fact the workarounds to just get some things done without having a whole lot of duplicat
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by nyir 9y ago
Exactly, you have to specify what you want. Evaluating an expression argument multiple times is probably a mistake, as is not having a new gensym for local variables ... until it is not, e.g. for anaphoric macros (binding some value to &quo
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by nyir 10y ago
Anecdotally it doesn't: had to use a time tracking program that used an Access database on a shared network folder and would frequently freeze up or crash due to locking issues (with around that many users). I imagine it could be done
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by nyir 10y ago
Well for anecdotal evidence we've got two people with (multiple) vapers in our office and they totally use them at their desk. Only annoying bit is the permanent noise of using them. It seems less distracting overall to me than people
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by nyir 10y ago
Still think this is an awesome syntax for exploration and interactive use - the way results are accumulated, respectively shown, is also rather nice even though some particular ways to query data can be harder than in pure SQL. One extensio
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by nyir 10y ago
Or for an unhashed password database, c.f. http://plaintextoffenders.com/ .
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by nyir 10y ago
That's fascinating, was everyone involved in on the deal, or how did they manage to keep that under wraps?
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by nyir 11y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No (will relocate to Berlin in ~half a year) Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Common Lisp, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, AngularJS, Flask, Java, Spring Résumé/CV: http://ma
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by nyir 11y ago
Okay I'm curious as to why? I mean it's nice to have, but what are you going to do with the additional data later on?
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by nyir 11y ago
That has probably a lot of overlap with Frink https://futureboy.us/frinkdocs/ , though after a quick try the output could be nicer, e.g. like described in this document.
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by nyir 11y ago
And option number five, conditions + restarts, http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/lw61/CLHS/Body/09_a.h... , which is a bit like more formalised callbacks / exceptions depending on usage. Restart
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by nyir 11y ago
The one thing tig is really good for imo is the interactive log view with branch information etc.; it also loads asynchronously, so e.g. the Emacs repository will still take quite a while to load for all commits, but it's usable in the
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by nyir 11y ago
From the article it sounds like constraints could have been used to prevent having multiple seeds linked to the same account?
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by nyir 11y ago
If only it was so obvious. There was a case in 2006 I remembered were it apparently wasn't quite so for some people, http://www.dw.com/en/german-company-fined-for-selling-anti-n... , don't know if something si
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by nyir 11y ago
Wanted (or at least I wanted last time this came up): (Multiple) terminal streams in an OGG container (or similar) and integration in VLC/mplayer. Could make for nice precise output in addition to regular video instead of just having
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by nyir 11y ago
Kind of OT, but losing data in these cases is not even what I'm most concerned about with ES: I had to recreate the ES cluster way too many times now that I'm really glad that PostgreSQL keeps on running, or just restarts without
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by nyir 11y ago
Sure, which is why I suggested to make the task complex enough so that the "usual" *nix text tools aren't enough, or significantly more complex to use then a real parser. I mean it's a basically a rehash of "how do
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by nyir 11y ago
They shouldn't have put each record on a single line, that makes it way too easy for text editors. Assume that this a single line or there are arbitrary newlines inserted and then use a proper parser/filter, e.g. jq in the shell a
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by nyir 12y ago
Do you perhaps have an update to that patch against git HEAD or 6.1?
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by nyir 12y ago
In your experience, is a single OpenVPN server sufficient on such a network, or is it possible to have a fallback (server)? I previously tried using a distributed VPN setup without a single main server; that didn't work out so well how
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by nyir 12y ago
I haven't looked more into that, but wouldn't it also be viable now to start HTTP/1.2 with e.g. a more restrictive header grammar, restricting all existing features to what's actually used, at least on the server side? C
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by nyir 12y ago
But also as an example of how fragmented the language becomes due to the splitting off of SRFI libraries instead of having a big but convenient ball of mud (CL).
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by nyir 12y ago
The names clashes with a compression library, https://code.google.com/p/snappy/ (that's probably enough to disambiguate it in search).

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