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ozmaverick72
6y ago
I have been surprised at how good my CMake experience has been. CMake may have its warts but so far everything with a CMakeLists.txt that I have tried has worked out of the box
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6y ago
I've seen this come up on reddit ads - has anyone tried it out ? Does it live up to the claim that its Rail's for Haskell ? How does it compare to any of the other web frameworks out there ?
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6y ago
Haven’t tried it yet but the —hide-network option sounds really useful to me. The number of times I’ve been looking for free space on local file system when I have some massive ntfs remote file system mounted and trying to get that excluded
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6y ago
Has anyone tried writing a distributed app with Hamler ? It would be great to see an example that shows off the inbuilt messaging of erlang and the static typing of Haskell.
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7y ago
A competent manager is a very rare breed indeed. Competent team leads - I've had a few of those. But at any level higher than that all competence seems to fall away. Success would seem to be despite management rather than because of it
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7y ago
Thanks for the link. Looks like an excellent resource and one that is not too far out of reach for most of us.
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7y ago
Yeah I know where you are coming from. I was reluctant to take medication and I'd prefer not to have to take it. But when things get bad it's good to know it is there as an option and it does help. It is hard to talk to other peop
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7y ago
I feel exactly the same. Exercise helps. Psychologist helps a bit. Medication helps too. Talk to people. You might find that more people than you think feel similar.
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7y ago
It's pretty hard to have scientific consensus when you don't have any reliable information to base it on.
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7y ago
According to the HBO series on Chernobyl the Russians deliberately kept no statistics on radiation related illness and deaths related to the accident. They said estimates ranged from the number you quoted to upwards of 90 000 deaths. Thanks
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7y ago
I used to buy the magazine for the articles - honest
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7y ago
Really awesome effort. My iPad heated up playing it for 5 mins. Fun game demo.
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7y ago
The consolidation the author is talking about is consolidation of defence aerospace contractors - Grumman, Northrup, McDonald Douglas and Boeing. McDonald Douglas was in some financial difficulties and the defence department encouraged the
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7y ago
I actually really like what you have done. I like seeing the first paragraph of the story and the images. Loads pretty fast when I'm at home on wifi
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7y ago
I understand that Turing and Church came up with different approaches to describing the fundamentals of computing. You can see there is a relationship between LC and LISP. My question is how did we get to the von Neumann architecture and CP
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7y ago
The article mentions the overload on the computer was caused by "a mismatched power supply to a radar" triggering too many calculations. Any idea how or why the power supply was mismatched ? Luckily software saves the day but what
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7y ago
Anyone else feel like commenting on build quality and reliability of xps machines. I bought an xps 13 for my mother-in-law with the hope of minimising support calls. The motherboard failed within the first year and it took more than three
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7y ago
They will have to fix the simulator first. As I understand it they can't currently simulate the handling of the aircraft under MCAS failure modes. If they correct the simulator and require pilots to train for the handling of MCAS failu
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7y ago
I agree that the coal industry does have a big influence over both parties. I'm sure donations do have a big influence but I think there is also the fact that coal mining does contribute a significant amount to the economy as outlined
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7y ago
A very well written article that covers all sides of the debate. This issue has all but paralyzed the government of the country for at least the last three parliaments. It looks like this election will still be close with no side being able
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7y ago
Say I have my genome on 23andme is there a related SNP I could search for to see if I have the variant of the gene ? Not that I’m anxious about this or anything
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7y ago
Anyone have a non pay walled version?
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7y ago
This is pretty rubbish. AOA disagree would have been a good clue to what was going wrong and it sounds like it should have been a standard safety feature. It's hard to believe that this was made optional. You have to question the level
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7y ago
I'm am conflicted over the whole tesla thing. The model S is a truly great car but I can't stand Elon's hype about self driving cars etc, etc. The model 3 got off to a rocky start but it sounds like the quality issues are imp
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8y ago
The software fixes as described sound sensible and it's hard to believe they were not in the original design. Unfortunately I don't see how these changes will allow them to keep a common type rating with the 737 NG. After the upda
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I'm with you on that. It also seems completely against the Boeing ethos of when the auto pilot is off you should be hand flying the plane and your control inputs dictate the movement of the flight surfaces. That has been a perceived di
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8y ago
One story I heard was that one of the production engineers added a rivet in the skin near the corners of the window. This was added because he thought it would strengthen the structure. Unfortunately it actually acted as an additional stres
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8y ago
Very enjoyable, fun simple game. Would like it to show your the highest level you have solved so far. eg. Highest score: easy level 4
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I have been taking Effexor for more than 10 years. Two years ago I thought it was no longer being effective for me so I tried to taper down and stop taking the mediation. Over a period of weeks I dropped down from 150 mg to 37.5 mg. I could
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8y ago
Boeing as a company does have an excellent safety record but it has had its safety issues: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_rudder_issues
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