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rawland
9y ago
They cite BuzzFeed: BuzzFeed, which first reported the news, said workers were expected to use vacation days or stay home without pay during the four- to five-day production pause. The thing is, during a ramp-up there a
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My father is a shop floor worker at a major car manufacturer. Stopping a production line during a ramp up for days is a normal part of the business. When the line is already running, it is not the best of all news, because something malfunc
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rawland
9y ago
Thank you.
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rawland
9y ago
Could you explain what you are talking about?
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9y ago
Let's put this in global context: Adblocking is a non-trivial task, but there are trivial solutions. 1.) Install hosts-gen from http://git.r-36.net/hosts-gen/ % git clone http://git
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Lf: A fast terminal file manager
(godoc.org)
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9y ago
Thanks, I'm blocking everything FB on /etc/hosts level.
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Several. HTML versions though. Might be IPv6 as mentioned above. Sad...
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9y ago
Works (Search, lookup, random German authors) fine for me. PS: I'm surfing with (mostly) this configuration: http://12bytes.org/tech/firefox/firefoxgecko-configuration-g... No idea, if this might affect the o
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Pardon me, if I'm wrong, but doesn't the article argue against its initial argument ("Code less, think more")? In my understanding an incremental "delivery" plan, like the one illustrated by the comic involves
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9y ago
To install this, make sure to start with plain miniconda2, instead of anaconda2. I was fighting against QuantStack's modified software stack for two hours until I discovered this: https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus
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9y ago
Mistakes happen. Especially with things one has little control over. Where is the benevolence and greatness we are striving for and searching in leaders? There are many ways to solve this with everybody saving face from my point of view.
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Superconducting Quantum Levitation on a 3π Möbius Strip
(youtube.com)
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9y ago
Exactly that I was thinking, too. However, the HR person clearly filtered with "==UNIX". Hence, any explanation to him/her just wasted everybodies time. A different approach might have landed Stanley an interview with a Tech
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grep -inr 'X' Can be expanded via regex, awk, etc...
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9y ago
TL;DR: They used Mattermost [1] to chat/share-stuff and Puppet [2] for deployment. [1]: https://about.mattermost.com/features/ [2]: https://puppet.com/
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9y ago
> It must have been frustrating for him, as the plugin's > original developer, to be dragged through this crap. Completely agree. Then, this sets a precedent. It reminded me of Google injecting some binary code into Chro
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9y ago
From @abe33's comment: Secondly, even if it may seems to come late, we've heard you and decided to revert all the changes related to the python links feature. The next release will no longer show anything. I'll also m
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Kudos to @mehcode for the fork [1]! And the author @abe33 for the apology [2]! I'm thinking, that @abe33 might not be responsible for this, but was "asked" by his employer (Kite) to do that. Then, there are alternatives such
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https://github.com/reedes/vim-wordy by @reedes (Reed Esau) is my favorite tool to automatically help me with many of the mentioned points. Spell-corrects/warns you about: * Weak and lazy words * Redundancies
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9y ago
Spyces, of course.
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Need for Achievement
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Many Europeans see this and are afraid that it will get worse in the US. In my opinion, that's the reason for the strong resistance against TTIP/CETA. However, we're heading off topic. :-)
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Humankind has to. On smaller scales, they did many times. There are plenty of examples. Here one I really like: https://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/air : In Europe, emissions of many air pollutants have decreased
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9y ago
One author? Honestly? Besides that, I'm not sure, where to even start, so let's start here: "I do not have an immediate doomsday prophecy, but eventually, history suggests, there will be some doomsday event&quo
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It depends on the card you use. The transaction suffers under several communication latencies and most importantly fraud checking takes up a significant amount of time. A lot is implemented utilizing legacy technologies (I implemented a sys
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Git-notes – Add or inspect object notes
(git-scm.com)
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Applying caveman-tactics to programmers? When did that work out the last time? I'm glad you have some counter-strike tactics.
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It is not like the other car companies behave differently. My father is working on the shop-floor of a large carmaker and they are setting up the line for a new model right now. Normally, when something happens -- usually "something&qu
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I'm with you. Made them even extra geeky for visibility: https://twitter.com/RsCircus/status/777968784783110144 The wiring of the transparent case is orange too, as previously with the grey case: https:/
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