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by porker 11y ago
> The emphasis is always on iteration & incremental additions. > All of this said, I understand that a great deal of this decision comes down to personal preference: Would you rather start with Python & then iteratively diverg
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by porker 11y ago
Any pointers you can give to resources on this please? I'm dabbling in satellite image processing and have it working in Python (numpy et al) on a single core, but want to try splitting the work across multiple cores as 80 minutes per
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by porker 11y ago
The Moto G 4G was the only sensibly-sized, sanely-priced phone I could find 12 months ago. The camera's awful but otherwise it's a good phone.
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by porker 11y ago
> Looks like what Jetbrains would implement if they implemented a proper Lispy language support. Let's hope they do, soon!
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by porker 11y ago
This 100x. I don't get it: if I've zoomed in the map or panned, and then make a search -- why isn't it obvious that I want the store closest to the area I'm looking at, and not one 30 miles away?
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by porker 11y ago
> Nobody will want to say "Yeah, GMail is actually great so I left it alone and didin't muck with it, can I have my raise?" Does this incessant desire for change/to be seen to be doing something have a name? It came u
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by porker 11y ago
> Just sitting down to figure out how math can apply to some simple object of meditation is usually fruitful. I personally find that bordering on impossible (and I still obtained a physics degree). I need a few examples of how a concept
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by porker 11y ago
> Sandy Metz doesn't get heard if DHH isn't building Basecamp. Eh? Are you saying Sandy Metz isn't good, and needs DHH to provide a platform? Disclosure: I have read POODR and am not sure what to make of it, as it's p
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by porker 11y ago
> Does anyone even write code anymore, or has web programming simply become a systems integration problem? Now we program in frameworks, not languages. The language just happens to be the framework's chosen expression.
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by porker 11y ago
Please report it to them - the more reports the better.
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by porker 11y ago
I really hope so.
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SQL for NoSQL: Couchbase N1QL Tutorial(query.pub.couchbase.com)
9 points by porker 11y ago|1 comments
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by porker 11y ago
> The UK welfare model has succeded in creating a generation completely dependent on the government and with a high sense of entitlement If you are too ill to work in the USA, what happens? Are you left to die?
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by porker 11y ago
If LFS is winning but Annex is the better solution (as the comments I've read point to), it would be a shame to drop Annex.
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by porker 11y ago
> Out of the box, it's ugly, but -frankly- who cares? We're all programmers here Uhh, humans? ;) I find a better-looking tool to be more pleasant to work with, and Redmine was not-as-painful-but-almost as JIRA for me, for the e
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by porker 11y ago
> It looks kind of like a user friendly database app a la File Maker Cross-commenting as the other's right at the bottom of the page, but yes, a user friendly database with easy custom schemas is something I feel there's a grea
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by porker 11y ago
Yes, something I feel there's a great need for. Perhaps I'm unusual, but most of my notes in Evernote I wish could contain structured data, so I can make better use of their contents, both in my life and cross-referenced in other
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by porker 11y ago
Exactly my experience (apart from living up north, which I'm considering). So far I've gotten round it by living an hour and a bit out of London, and going in every so often to meet likeminded people and enjoy the capital, knowing
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Transpose: A structured alternative to Evernote(transpose.com)
55 points by porker 11y ago|30 comments
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Has London succeeded at the expense of the rest of the UK?(bbc.co.uk)
87 points by porker 11y ago|140 comments
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Transpose: Structured Notes to Manage Your Business and Life(transpose.com)
2 points by porker 11y ago|0 comments
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Has London succeeded at the expense of the rest of the UK?(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by porker 11y ago|0 comments
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by porker 11y ago
To whoever downvoted this - instead of doign so, why not point me to a beginners-guide? I have read whatever I've found so far...
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by porker 11y ago
Ah whereas I find organisation in Evernote not to work. The tagging feature (on Windows at least) is buggy, and I often end up with half-word tags; they can also be 'lost' before the note syncs. I have notebooks full of disorganis
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by porker 11y ago
Hopefully we will now see some competition in this space, rather than "Evernote" being the answer to "Why aren't you launching?". Though given their finances, I suspect not... https://transpose.com is an
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by porker 11y ago
I don't understand how it's doing it, but it looks seriously cool - like a paradigm I want to start programming with.
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by porker 11y ago
Congrats to Hashicorp, it's always exciting to see another release from you. Now I just have to find an excuse to use them... ;-)
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by porker 11y ago
> Themosis Now that looks interesting. Thanks for sharing. /me goes back to trying to apply visual design changes to a site 'built' via Visual Composer... kill me now.
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by porker 11y ago
> choose one for an upcoming CMS project. Thing is, none are CMS's. If that's what you need, why would you start with a framework? Sure it's fun to build and I always think I can do better than the existing CMS's do,
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by porker 11y ago
> I built value in myself and in the work I was doing More details of how you built value in yourself would be great.

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