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by pard68 7y ago
Numpy was a huge boon in college. I had mostly gotten my homework process down to editing a LaTeX file with the csv files for my datasets and then when I compiled it would first crunch the numbers with Numpy, export it as Tex, and then buil
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by pard68 7y ago
Wait, is that illegal in Germany? Do Germans not have a right to free speechi
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by pard68 7y ago
Different TV, same situation. I just figure I won't ever plug it in.
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by pard68 7y ago
Can slim be used to create an iso? So: Dockerfile > slim > iso
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by pard68 7y ago
Seems cool. Let me know when I can get speeds faster than 5mbps, and that is because I pay extra for to have two dsl lines.
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by pard68 7y ago
So it is a tiling wm with eye tracking and a database for a file system? Seems a lot less sexy when you put it that way. I also see this being very frustrating to use!
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by pard68 7y ago
I rescue reptiles as a hobby. US and state laws, as well as just common sense (ie wrong biome) dictate that it is illegal to release reptiles back into the wild after they have been in captivity, my state has set a period of four weeks,afte
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by pard68 7y ago
I was thinking of Intellicode
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by pard68 7y ago
I pay 90/month for 150. Seems like a major compromise
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by pard68 7y ago
The mouse is the least ergonomic input device. I have a trackball which is mildly better. Until someone develops a pointing device that doesn't cause rsi I will stick to tiling wms and terminals. I am also an order of magnitude faster
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by pard68 7y ago
"US" is a bit of a broad term. I have never even experienced an earthquake, so I would say there is a decent portion of the US that has no need for such, likely expensive, renovations. Almost wonder if this it a puff piece like th
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by pard68 7y ago
I am a good dancer, well only Lindy and East coast swing. Not much weight for me to lose. I have a black belt in Kenpo. But I am also a systems administrator, enjoy my Switch, and generally spend at least a few hours looking at a screen eac
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by pard68 7y ago
I have a number of terminals mapped to hyper+[letter] in i3, five are empty with just a shell. Two are Python repls, and the rest are actually various outputs for programs I run where I want to see a log of whats happening
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by pard68 7y ago
Depends on the nation. I suspect it would be fine in a lot of Europe, and is already the case in a lot of Europe I believe. In the former British colonies,and the United States in particular, that wouldn't fly over too well. The US pub
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by pard68 7y ago
Probably doesn't matter, but with rhel eol is virtually nonexistent, you put enough money in their face and they will support you forever. We have a few machines running very old rhel versions because we put enough money in front of th
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by pard68 7y ago
The hand them out on their subreddit. Took me three minutes from posting to getting an invite from one of the owners of tildes
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by pard68 7y ago
If you are referring to my comment regarding Linux not being for desktops... I use Linux on my desktop. The only non-Linux machines in my house are my work Windows machine and my sister in law's Windows machine. All my personal machine
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by pard68 7y ago
Our bottle neck is often pid 1 for boot time. We don't do mem check on boot so that saves us 1 second * Gb_of_RAM in boot, which is why most BIOS take forever on a server. We also don't run anything in PCI slots so we have the PCI
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by pard68 7y ago
Boot time is a big deal for us. Not sure if it matters, but I don't get paid enough to decide what matters. All I know is we paid extra for some Dell software that lets you fine tune the BIOS and we streamline for boot speed. We'r
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by pard68 7y ago
> A possible 5-10 extra seconds > the 5 minutes of BIOS/EFI POST time Yeah we measure boot up in seconds. If I restart a machine and it takes more than ~10 seconds to boot I send a ticket to our infra guys to figure out why the
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by pard68 7y ago
I was born in 91 and am very happy with my life. Few things that differentiate me from my generational peers is I do not have any social media accounts outside of HN, I get all my news through podcasts of people who I trust to filter throug
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by pard68 7y ago
This anti-systemd meme is getting tiring. I generally find it is perpetuated by people who use Linux at a hobby level. Rarely do I speak with guys in Ops who dislike systemd. I am not trying to discredit people here, there are hobby users w
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by pard68 7y ago
Still our. I work for a uni. We have five server rooms on display for people to come gawk at. The two important data centers are locked away, but these five don't really contain any data which require hiding so we have them on display.
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by pard68 7y ago
That is called "doing you a favor".
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by pard68 7y ago
Thanks, exactly what I was hoping for!
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by pard68 7y ago
Didnt see it in the readme or wiki/faq, what budget method does this use?
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by pard68 7y ago
Why not Rust? I write both, Go feels incomplete, Rust is younger but is much more mature and filled in. I can write faster in Rust, its much like Python development. The mix of functional and imperative styles is odd, but not bad.
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by pard68 7y ago
Chuckled at the list of things considered 'alt right'. The window is moving so quickly. Some of these things a good half of the US or so would agree with.
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by pard68 7y ago
When I was in 3rd grade a girl accused me and my best friend of purposefully stepping on her. We were forced to sit in a room, no parents, no lunch, until we confessed. Eventually I was told I could go to violin lessons if I admitted to my
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by pard68 7y ago
New Zealand just got a lot closer...

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