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by pletnes 5y ago
This isn’t a comp sci geek doing performance analysis. It’s a guy who wants to do stats, and then throws up 3 options and discusses tradeoffs - memory and time consumption. He got his little workflow from a few minutes to a second, and that
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by pletnes 5y ago
From what I recall (had a macbook years ago) I could put colons in filenames in the terminal, but not in finder.
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by pletnes 5y ago
The use of colon in timestamps is incompatible with several filesystems and this just drives me nuts.
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by pletnes 5y ago
You didn’t say for how long they would be in conflict. The baby might wait 39 years then buy a gun and suddenly win.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Same here - I have had issues with the other mentioned softwares but rarely with etcher. (I have had cards be seemingly broken and fail to image - I don’t think etcher was to blame. )
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by pletnes 5y ago
This can be done in some IDEs. Although it can get confusimg if you’re working in an app framework that does some sort of catch-all exception handling.
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by pletnes 5y ago
I already move code into separate lines since this is currently missing. This is great indeed. (Although that might still make sense for debugging)
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by pletnes 5y ago
If trees are planted commercially, they’re often planted «too close» since not all of them survive to «old age». This makes them much more dense than what you’ll find in untouched nature. (That’s just one aspect, see other comments etc)
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by pletnes 5y ago
The latency reduction might be worth more than the money saved on AWS, is what I’m thinking.
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by pletnes 5y ago
I take it mqtt was developed for embedded systems, microcontrollers etc to be lightweight. Can the broker also run in such and environment, or is that just the clients?
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by pletnes 5y ago
Same happened to me with HP and thinkpad laptops.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Is it freely available in a structured, machine readable «here is verse XX» format? I could ask the same for other holy texts, I guess.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Tabular data is great for many usecases, but saying that image, audio, and video analysis is not data science seems like a weird variant of gatekeeping to me.
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by pletnes 5y ago
The kubernetes feature makes this problem much worse in my experience. Do you have it disabled?
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by pletnes 5y ago
I felt like I lost RSS altogether after my macbook died, years ago - Vienna is one of the greatest macos apps out there. Or was, >5 y ago.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Are there even any great RSS readers anymore? I sure would like a nice win+linux FOSS reader with a snappy keyboard based UI. Or something.
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by pletnes 5y ago
What kind of «digital humanities» research has been, or could be done, based on one or more of these datasets?
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by pletnes 5y ago
There are many jira alternatives out there, from what I can tell. Why are they not disrupted already, if it’s such a low hanging fruit? (Honest question - I don’t have any personal preference)
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by pletnes 5y ago
Neither shave very tight?
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by pletnes 5y ago
Does this work on WSL2 / win10? There’s nothing explicit in the readme.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Listening to pretend play chatter (as a parent), I find that topics in the play world often reflect recent real world events. I always figured that children must be reprocessing and reinterpreting their experiences for learning and understa
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by pletnes 5y ago
As someone who has programmed in python for a decade, and no idea how to do anything right in Excel, I would beg to differ.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Others have a «router-like» reset button which you shove a paperclip into. I’ve seen it on at least one X1 yoga.
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by pletnes 5y ago
Yes, hence my edit. Thanks for pointing out the numbers module. There are fractional types there, too. And decimal.
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by pletnes 5y ago
It’s a pedantic statement. Correct for the base language, but numpy supports 16, 32, 64, and maybe extended/128 bit too. It’s the kind of nonsense argument from language flamewars that has no relevancy for practical use cases. Anyway,
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by pletnes 5y ago
In arch, everything works straight out of the box. However the box is very small, and you need a lot of other boxes, to get a «normal» working system that can write code and play music and tile windows and…
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by pletnes 5y ago
Or better, integration test where multiple executables are involved, making regular in-process mocking unusable.
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by pletnes 5y ago
As a concrete example, see latexmk. https://mg.readthedocs.io/latexmk.html
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by pletnes 5y ago
What yields the lowest risk - spending a ton of time hardening one cluster, or building multiple clusters to reduce the blast radius of bugs and misconfigurations?
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by pletnes 5y ago
Pip is standard for dependency management, but that didn’t stop others from building alternatives. I don’t find there to be a lack of standard tooling. Rather, there’s too many options to choose from you might say. It’s what success looks l

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