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by pen2l 9y ago
Oh wow, there are schools that introduce these tools? I know that every SE degree includes a course on practices in which they go over version control, some diff tools, etc. but I wasn't aware of a school teaching vim/emacs. May I
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by pen2l 9y ago
It does appear though that for on-site interviews, folks using emacs did not do well. > Using Emacs and/or Vim is also a test of how much you care, primarily because they're not the default anymore That's probably true, bu
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Kohl's to accept Amazon returns in 82 stores(reuters.com)
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by pen2l 9y ago
You're looking for Google Tango, then: https://get.google.com/tango/
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by pen2l 9y ago
He's a very smart guy, according to a lot of people, and he's also nice. He made an app that was reasonably successful, sold it. When in YC, pg recognized his genius... and over time decided he's the guy who should run YC.
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by pen2l 9y ago
> Zuckberg would beat Trump in the democratic primaries, no question about that. So, where is this all coming from -- that Zuckerberg wants to run for president? I'll bet my house and every last penny I own, he does not want to be
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by pen2l 9y ago
> (scroll-bar-mode -1) ...what? You're gonna take away the scrollbar just like that? Implying that the scrollbar is worthless? Scrollbar is very important to me at least, (especially a well-implemented one). It gives me a quick an
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by pen2l 9y ago
Whereas Sublime "just works", emacs doesn't. But when you're on Windows, boy you have to do a LOT to get it to just work. I tried it (and spacemacs, as I'm quite familiar with vim) last month for doing some python w
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by pen2l 9y ago
Phone cases fix the bulge. And, isn't it true that phone cases are pretty much a necessity? I remember I took my iphone case off a few a months ago... and just a week or two in, the screen shattered when I dropped it on the concrete fl
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by pen2l 9y ago
No! It turns out this is something they have a history of doing! https://www.theverge.com/2014/9/16/6209759/apple-has-an-emba... In the exact same way! I'm very surprised, I did not think Apple of a
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by pen2l 9y ago
Did anyone else notice the false/misleading images in their promotional media? https://images.apple.com/media/us/iphone-x/2017/01df5b43-28e... There is no camera bulge there... they just deleted it.
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by pen2l 9y ago
But the things on discount are the things that everyone gets. Milk, eggs, bananas, etc. I shop at whole foods (it's the only place truly 'near' to me), and the things on discount were just about the things that I always get.
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by pen2l 9y ago
Andor cameras: http://www.andor.com/scientific-software/software-developmen... Labview, Matlab, lots of other frameworks, no python PI instruments: https://www.physikinstrumente.com/en/products&#x
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by pen2l 9y ago
> Things are a lot better with Python 3 on Windows, and especially so with Python 3.5+. For one of my main applications py3 proved to be too slow. For my application I use: numpy, pil, tkinter, and subprocess (and process/produce&#x
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by pen2l 9y ago
In their holidays, people make websites ("The next facebook!"), at term-time they make sodoku solving applications in Java for programming class.
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by pen2l 9y ago
Three of us (including me), in an academic lab, are making the jump from matlab to python. We use py3 (of Anaconda, on Windows10). We like it, but we are constantly screaming and bitching about the complications of 2<->3 ("Ahhh X
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by pen2l 9y ago
The idea of technical podcasts intrigues me. But, I just clicked to see the content of 'Talk Python' podcasts, and it seems that a lot of it is meta -talk... smart people talking about the fact that they're going to teach so
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by pen2l 9y ago
What if you use Teamviewer? It seems to support both Ubuntu/Debian and Fedora/CentOS, etc.
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The Voice First Revolution Is Accelerating as Microsoft and Amazon Join Forces(huffingtonpost.com)
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Microsoft and Amazon partner to integrate Alexa and Cortana digital assistants(theverge.com)
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The Development of the C Language*(bell-labs.com)
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by pen2l 9y ago
Commentary of Amazon becoming a behemoth aside, I'm intrigued by the future we will be living in where everything will be delivered to us. Intrigued for two reasons: 1) I'm reminded of DFW's words about shopping at large stor
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by pen2l 9y ago
Hey, at least Satoshi's identity is still unknown, so there's that!
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by pen2l 9y ago
Is that Jupyter? I'm kind of a python/ML newb, am curious to know: when doing ML stuff, do you guys usually do it interactively with Jupyter? The whole process of preprocessing, graphing, reducing dimensions, ML... do you prefer t
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by pen2l 9y ago
Are you enumerating list of CEO's who remain and list of those who have left to.. galvanize some sort of boycotting action? In that case, what about the elephant in the room who had a very considerable part in putting this dude in the
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by pen2l 9y ago
Mavic? Why not Spark? Spark is even smaller... for travelling, it's ideal. (If you have a standard sized suitcase, the Mavic will assume like half the space of it... Spark is MUCH smaller). And it's more affordable.
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Making lens for optical experiment setups, with machines like these: http://www.nanotechsys.com/
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by pen2l 9y ago
Really? Does it really seriously look like a render? As it happens _I_ sometimes create renders for my 9-5 of medical equipment (in solidworks and c4d), these Theranos minilab images look like photographs to me, not renders. > Nobody wil
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by pen2l 9y ago
The main website mentions something about the "minilab", here's video which shows the various components housed inside the Theranos minilab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWflFijPEpc A material handling rob
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FizzBuzz: One Simple Interview Question(youtube.com)
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