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   by octopoc 7y ago

   Cool! With some minor alterations you could add support for ditaa output [1]. That would allow you to convert the trees to PNGs. [1] http://ditaa.sourceforge.net/
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   Applying Logic to Methodology Madness(linkedin.com)

   2 points by octopoc 7y ago|0 comments
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   by octopoc 7y ago

   > when your only source is yourself, that's a red flag The article includes links to world bank data and OECD that support the article's assertions. They aren't in MLA or APA formats, so you won't see them listed out
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   by octopoc 7y ago

   Thank you so much for your work! OpenFaaS is an awesome framework.
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   by octopoc 7y ago

   If you use one of the open serverless frameworks such as OpenFaaS (which is what this article is about) then no you're not locked in. BTW my team has investigated OpenFaaS to be able to share code between the cloud and local installati
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   by octopoc 8y ago

   At my company, any sort of presentation at trade shows or conferences has to be reviewed by the marketing department first. In fact often the content originated from the marketing department. It seems to me like large scientific organizatio
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   by octopoc 8y ago

   Yeah, that's annoying. However, there's an undocumented loophole: you can have multiple agents on the same machine and they can all run in parallel even if you didn't buy an extra private pipeline. We recently had a build ser
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   by octopoc 8y ago

   I recently got a Mac and wanted to avoid the cost of Parallels, so I tried VirtualBox first. It was insanely slow. Like, I would be typing text into a VM and I would type a line, then wait and watch the characters appear. This happened on a
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   by octopoc 8y ago

   According to the link, 65.3% of black kids live in single parent families vs 34.8% of all kids living in single parent families. This is for America only, which is the context of this story and this thread.
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    by octopoc 8y ago

    > In every major historical engagement the US has fought it went in woefully under-equipped, under-manned, and out-gunned. It prevailed because it can tool up quickly and out-produce. It doesn't seem wise to rely on that always bein
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    by octopoc 8y ago

    This is one of the points the author makes in the book "Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder". He points out that one of the big examples of something where theory came first, then application came afterwards is the atomic
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    Senator Robert Byrd was a Democrat and a KKK member. Although, when it become a bad move politically to be a KKK member he left and started saying he regretted it. I don't think all the Democratic politicians who were originally racist
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    Here's an archive link: http://archive.is/OHjC4#selection-3513.273-3525.334
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    That is pretty interesting! I have a couple questions: 1. How much does your words per minute drop while on the treadmill? 2. What effect does walking while working have on your mind? I.e., a lot of people (myself included) need to pace to
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    I have about 1TB of data that I tried to sync with NextCloud. The Windows client crashed every night, so I finally gave up and moved to Syncthing. Has anybody else had a similar experience?
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    When politicians keep their campaign promises, that is democracy working properly. President Trump is keeping his campaign promises to reform lobbying[1], cracking down on illegal immigration[2], cracking down on ISIS[3], and he's maki
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    by octopoc 9y ago

    I'm not the OP, but effective debugging makes use of the scientific method.