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9y ago
aspell -d en dump master | aspell -l en expand|grep -e '^[abcdefABCDEFlLoOsStT]\{6\}$'
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9y ago
Here's a non-boring video. It has some good product taglines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2UPoHJAOSQ
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9y ago
If it roundtrips to RDF losslessly it certainly might. I like the konsole interface and the idea of publishing a subset to a website.
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9y ago
onemodel looks good. I'd love it as a knowledge graph editor that focuses on information from a personal standpoint. Would be interesting to map the data model to RDF. Java has many good RDF libraries such as Jena.
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9y ago
it's a crontab file. '0 0 19 7 ' means 'midnight of July 19th, regardless ( ) the weekday. It is example 2 from 'man crontab'.
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9y ago
Lock-in business model: make the costs for clients to choose a different company for the same service very high. Lock-in is achieved by taking the customer data hostage through cloud storage, proprietary file formats, drm, or other methods.
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9y ago
My #1 source of unhappiness as a programmer is that most of the software industry is still built on a lock-in business model.
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9y ago
Why do we need Facebook?
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9y ago
So you propose to interface between C++ and JavaScript via a shared buffer and to eschew any explicit FFI calls. If the data structure is lockless, that is doable.
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9y ago
> Web Assembly should be a lot faster here, because (depending on implementation) you get denser data structures, better cache locality, no garbage collection, and so on. You can get these advantages by using plain javascript with typed
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9y ago
The page has no description of the features. From the guides [1] it seems that the main features are file sharing and versioning. The recommended way to run an OSF instance is with docker-compose. https://github.com/CenterFo
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9y ago
How can it be illegal to have a yard with native plants?
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9y ago
Sacca is 'raising three wonderful kids' and 'passionate about solving our climate disaster'. The first thing to do to help climate change is to avoid reduce the population, not to increase it. Are only others supposed to
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10y ago
Also fine in KMail.
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10y ago
If you want people to leave cloud service X put that message on cloud service X.
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10y ago
Dutch government has explicitly funded quite some projects, e.g. libressl and libreoffice, but compared to budgets for closed source, it's still very little. Here's a nice blog about how the UK deals with this. https://
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10y ago
Can you say which RDF data stores these are? Are they generic or special purpose?
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10y ago
Awesome! Where can I buy the book?
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New anti-trust complaint looms over Microsoft
(investigate-europe.eu)
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10y ago
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10y ago
The problem with Word is that it has terrible LibreOffice compatibility.
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10y ago
Exactly. It troubles me that all four suggestions for the backend have very few inherent checks and leave a lot of room for security problems and other bugs. Personally, I prefer Yesod for the backend. It gives a very fast, static binary. I
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10y ago
There has been contact with the Sentinelese a few times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Sentinel_Island
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10y ago
The market for FOSS programmers will grow in Europe. A report has just been published that says “open source is important for the future of the European software industry.” [1] In the UK, Government Digital Service already has a strict poli
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10y ago
Or a bitcoin private key. Fenn can monitor whether the money's been moved out of the account to know if the treasure's been found.
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10y ago
In that case it's not needed. One could imagine that one would like to start a specific command. That is what 'tup monitor' does. Another use-case is a desktop search tool. http://gittup.org/tup/manual.ht
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10y ago
A similar tool written in Rust is watchexec. https://github.com/mattgreen/watchexec
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inofity is no fantastic. Memory use scales with the number of directories watched. The program that uses the inotify system call has to keep a mapping of file descriptors to paths. Inotify is slow, inefficient and error-prone for recursivel
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10y ago
Any todo has a context (work, project, hobby) which prescribes a set of time ranges at which you'd do the todo. You might not plan a specific time, but an order/priority and estimated time. Then an algorithm can show those on a ca
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10y ago
The two largest parties both have the word 'freedom' in their name and score worst on digital freedom. These are VVD (Freedom and Democracy) and PVV (Party for Freedom). The latter has only one party member so it has left out 
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Freedom vote: Dutch digital rights voting advice
(freedomvote.nl)
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