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by provemewrong 11y ago
Also interested. I can find job offers, but probably lack qualification. What would be the best way to learn scientific or research programming and data science?
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Okay, TIL, still there's more OOP in Clojure beyond CLOS influences.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
To be pedantic, Clojure has nothing to do with CLOS. It does leverage JVM and lets you use objects and OOP patterns though.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
It's pretty much a mATX alternative to NCASE, I wouldn't call it a rip off though. You could call NCASE a ripoff of fractal Design's Define series, but in the end it's just minimalistic, monolithic black box.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Deja vu [1] [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10729068
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by provemewrong 11y ago
The title is somewhat like a garden path sentence [1], when I started reading this I thought it was a question about the future of a package manager called Bond. The title case doesn't make it any easier. [1]: https://en.wik
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by provemewrong 11y ago
I would think that's a twitter handle and I don't even use twitter.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Or cam rip.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Why do you guess not? It says it uses Souncloud API in the first paragraph on GitHub's readme. [1] [1]: https://github.com/Soundnode/soundnode-app
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by provemewrong 11y ago
There have been design changes. The most noticeable one happened in 2010.[1] [1]: http://www.technorms.com/326/the-new-wikipedia-wikimedia-fou...
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by provemewrong 11y ago
I only use one though, so I can't say for sure but judging by their blog posts they offer to choose which monitor Ubersicht runs on, but I believe it can't be displayed on multiple monitors at the same time. That's true about
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by provemewrong 11y ago
A bit more modern and customizable alternative is Übersicht. Widgets are created in HTML5 and CoffeScript. http://tracesof.net/uebersicht/
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by provemewrong 11y ago
That's actually neat! Haven't touched C/C++ beyond university and didn't know about that.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
This is one of the most Hacker News titles I've seen.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
It wasn't the source code, it was an XCode project with an unsigned binary. f.lux isn't open source.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Just what I needed, ads in my Steam and Steam games!
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The Design and Evaluation of an Asocial Hiking App [pdf](johannesschoening.de)
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by provemewrong 11y ago
It's a joke.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
>It's also strikingly similar to the original "mechanical turk". That's what the M stands for.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Sharepoint does have "wiki pages" feature among other things, but I agree that its usual use case is shared document storage.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Did not expect to read about novuss on HN today... or ever.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Not Gentoo?
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Ah yes, reminds me of the night when I was binge watching Japanese woodworking videos. That dovetail joint, man.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
I'll add this to my reading list next to Saramago's The Double, the source material for 2013 film Enemy.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
It's not just like mpd, it is mpd + a HTTP server. Ergo you need to control it with a CLI or graphical mpd client or with a web client.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Meh, the only thing I need is three finger tap to emulate middle click, better touch tool seems like an overkill for that sole purpose.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
> ctrl+click/cmd+click Or my personal favorite, the middle click.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
Wait, why is npm used for a zsh prompt installation? I thought it was javascript/node.js package manager.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
> Who wants to remain a developer anyway? I do.
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by provemewrong 11y ago
>you put a coffee shop in places where there are few coffee shops Not where I live. Coffee shops (and bakeries, for that matter) over here usually cluster together, and when one opens, you can expect another one or two to open nearby, so

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