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Exactly. To quote the Police spokesman; "He kept maintaining it was a clock, but there was no broader explanation" and "The concern was, what was this thing built for?" Why shouldn't he make his own clock?! Why does
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.. but then you lose the 'renew' discount and have to cough up full price when the update eventually arrives.
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I think that's actually the activation energy. Entropy is a measure of disorder - it's a count of the number of different ways something can be arranged.
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I'm presenting a 101 python course tomorrow, I've just spotted this and I'm going to give it a go! Looks like it would be pretty cool (tmux!)
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That's an interesting point about the tablets - I don't think that would bother me so much. Maybe my laptop paranoia is related to the screen being hidden... Not that I would (or probably could) look at someone else's screen
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Meetings! I always make sure I have a pen/pencil and notebook/piece of paper when I show up for an in-person meeting. Maybe it's just me, but if I'm trying to explain an idea to someone and they're busy tapping away
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Everything 404s for me now. I'm surprised how many sites I frequently visit are hosted on SF - with all the recent controversy I thought it was a dead duck...
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This looks excellent - bookmarked :-) One feature on my wishlist would be a 'location' tag - maybe even if it's US / non-US ...
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When you design and write your own typesetting system in order to publish seven volumes on "The Art of Computer Programming", you get to choose whatever format you want.
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Also NSA redacts, but not GCHQ ?
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I guess he must have missed this prior art whilst submitting his patent application ...
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11y ago
Next time, please use [ONSITE] rather than [not hiring REMOTE] thanks.
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11y ago
Great read and good take-away message "if your not enjoying your job, try something else" - it's a medicine that is sometimes very difficult to take. Speaking of medicine - you were given a twice daily injection for six weeks
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There's a good few lines about that here http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/releases/4.0.0/#... of note (to me) is the replacement of significant mono modules with the MS equivalents; Decim
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My wife is wondering why I'm laughing so hard that tears are rolling down my cheek. Excellent parodies, very well done :-)
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Developing a RESTful microservice in python
(skybert.net)
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HN has a ranking system which differs to reddit etc. You'll be seeing what's "hot" as ranked by the algorithm http://amix.dk/blog/post/19574 If you're looking for what's popular, chec
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Did you read the whole intro? > Sometimes people who already know a programming language will read this book and feel I'm insulting them.
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Tinder user falls for 'robot' woman at SXSW festival
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Jeez, what idiots. I think the biggest turn-offs (for me, in no particular order) would be * video intro * scrapy framework * under 30s only * passport copy required Because: Video? No chance. Emphasis on easy to use framework? Ha. Under 30
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What a great idea, and how very well done (the anonymous post-it note booking system). Kudos to the organisers for their prescience and understanding of their attendees, more of this please!
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1password on iOS/OSX + on windows at work. It's got a great feature here you can have different 'vaults' for different sets of passwords - I have one personal, one for work and one for home utilities that I can share wit
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A police office would be more likely to overreact to a situation if he/she believed a suspect carried a firearm (in fairness, for the sake of the officers own defence). In a state where guns aren't common, the police officer would
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Really? Is this a genuine comment? That a medieval world population of (optimistically) 500 million would produce more hazardous materials and waste than an industrialised world population of 6 billion?
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It's a scam because the author didn't believe there was any 'acqui' part of the 'acqui-hire'. He believed the proposition of an acquisition was a fabrication intended to lure him in for an interview.
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== $4,207.89 / month (to save anyone the google)
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Looks good, have been wanting something like this for a while. Bookmarked! Also, love the use of .ninja domain - definitely most appropriate usage I've seen to date!
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Why? It's being run inside the docker container, it should be ok.
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I'm currently choosing whether to go with an existing MC library, or roll-my-own. Has anyone used this library? How is it working out? Reading the source sets a couple of alarm bells ringing - entirely separate and independent py2k py3
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This post is the fourth reason why I wouldn't ask Atomic Object to sign my NDA.
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