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721.
Show HN: Tesseract4java – A GUI for Training and Performing OCR with Tesseract(github.com)
2 points by pvorb 10y ago|0 comments
722.
by pvorb 10y ago
You really should go back to vim
723.
by pvorb 10y ago
“There's nothing more permanent than a temporary hack.” - Kyle Simpson (via @CodeWisdom)
724.
by pvorb 11y ago
There are many more operating systems that are free (both free as in freedom and as in free of charge). None of them became as popular as Linux.
725.
Unikong – A platformer by Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by pvorb 11y ago|0 comments
726.
by pvorb 11y ago
While running nuclear power plants might be manageable, reliably storing the nuclear waste for the next 1,000,000 is almost impossible. No other industry has a similar problem.
727.
by pvorb 11y ago
It's 2016 and we still don't have a ultimate disposal place for nuclear waste. No one knows how much the whole process will cost in the end. At least in Germany law says whoever produces nuclear waste has to ensure it will be stor
728.
by pvorb 11y ago
GitLab
729.
by pvorb 11y ago
Yep, I've been looking at the Google doc. Basically I think it's just a bad way of publishing things online.
730.
by pvorb 11y ago
Often browsers don't show a scroll bar at all like on my phone, if you're not actively scrolling. And yes, most of the time "we" are in such a hurry. At least I am most of the time. Time is limited.
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by pvorb 11y ago
Thanks for the answer.
732.
by pvorb 11y ago
Yes, I already saw some of these. Unfortunately, there's no Travis CI integration yet, which I've been using on GitHub a lot. I'm evaluating GitLab CI right now. Am I right, that I have to host a runner myself if I don't
733.
by pvorb 11y ago
It's not a good problem for the Open Source community after all.
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by pvorb 11y ago
I went ahead and created an account on GitLab.com. So far I can tell the transition is seamless. You can import a repository from GitHub with only a few clicks. Issues will be inherited, but the single PR on the repo I tried to migrate got
735.
by pvorb 11y ago
That's why you shouldn't use Google Docs for such an article (even if it comes in the form of a letter). Nobody expects the concept of pages on the web (as in books, not as in web page).
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by pvorb 11y ago
The problem is that GitHub has a monopoly and is considered _the_ current standard for Open Source. But I think that once some of the major projects move to alternatives like GitLab (which has many of the features described in that letter)
737.
How to Set Up a Java Project Using Gradle, Travis, JaCoCo and Codecov(vorba.ch)
1 points by pvorb 11y ago|0 comments
738.
by pvorb 11y ago
Sorry, I didn't look for other submissions here on HN. Just thought it was worth submitting. It's likely your submission also has not been the first.
739.
by pvorb 11y ago
I know. I entered an entirely different title: "Growing a Language (presentation by Guy Steele, 1998)". I'm not sure how and why it was changed.
740.
Growing a Language (1998) [video](youtube.com)
49 points by pvorb 11y ago|10 comments
741.
by pvorb 11y ago
This reminds me of Guy Steele's 1998 talk "Growing a Language" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ahvzDzKdB0 ). It's really worth watching.
742.
Jeff Hannan on Using Neural Networks to Train the AI for Colin McRae Rally 2(ai-junkie.com)
1 points by pvorb 11y ago|0 comments
743.
Using Netty as a generic library(netty.io)
33 points by pvorb 12y ago|0 comments
744.
Why I Don't Like Akka Actors(noelwelsh.com)
2 points by pvorb 12y ago|0 comments
745.
by pvorb 12y ago
Probably not in modern web companies, but there are still COBOL stacks around.
746.
by pvorb 12y ago
Thank you for the great link to StackShare!
747.
BehindTheSite: A log of web technology stacks(behindthesite.com)
48 points by pvorb 12y ago|24 comments
748.
Let PGP die(translate.google.com)
3 points by pvorb 12y ago|2 comments
749.
Ask HN: Which web framework do you use with RxJava?
2 points by pvorb 12y ago|0 comments
750.
Why are comments not allowed in JSON?(vorba.ch)
3 points by pvorb 12y ago|0 comments

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