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by rawland 9y ago
It seems op-ed followed Wikimedia's Financial Statements [1] Expenses (2016/2015) 2016 2015 Salaries and wages 31,713,961 26,049,224 Awards and grants 11,354,61
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by rawland 9y ago
> Donations processing expenses 3,604,682 2,484,765 > Professional service expenses 6,033,172 7,645,105 WTF?
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by rawland 9y ago
According to the Wikimedia strategic plan summary [1], it seems the spending is indeed in line, with what was (mis?)planned: https://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Movement_Strat... And some salaries (from 990s)
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by rawland 9y ago
Same here. There is an OpenVim Plugin to CtrlP into gvim. :! code % When I spawned vim first.
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by rawland 9y ago
Completely agree. Unless an owner of code decides something should run as FOOS, it's basically their own. As far as I remember, the StarCraft game is already free (which is pretty awesome) [1]. So, maybe it's a matter of time unti
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by rawland 9y ago
Seeng the joy with LaTeX: LaTeX users significantly more often reported to enjoy their work with their respective software than Word users (t (36.27) = -3.23, p <. 01). From: http://journals.plos.org/plosone&#x
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An Efficiency Comparison of Document Preparation Systems (LaTeX vs. Word)(journals.plos.org)
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Lucius Color Schemes for All Conditions (Dark/Light)(github.com)
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by rawland 9y ago
Didn't know this. Thanks.
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by rawland 9y ago
To be honest, I shared the LaTeX documentation of ShareLaTeX with you because it is plain excellent. Right now, I'm finishing my doctoral thesis and compiling locally, because I'm without internet for long times due to travelling.
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First introduction to LaTeX(sharelatex.com)
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Fly with the Jetman (TED 2011) [video](youtube.com)
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by rawland 9y ago
Wingsuit and jet engines strapped to a human body? Exists: Jetman - Yves Rossy (also a TED Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2sT9KoII_M Enjoy. ;-) (That guy crosses the English channel at ~3:50.)
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by rawland 9y ago
Does anyone know, how he created these beautiful figures? Especially: http://tech.gotinder.com/content/images/2016/10/figures-03-2... I really like it.
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by rawland 9y ago
One more alternative: https://remarkjs.com Code: https://github.com/gnab/remark Personally, I'm very fond of it, due to it's preview/note-showing feature which you will enjoy, after pressing
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by rawland 9y ago
The fisherman [is] not exactly helping anyone either. In fact, he does: By leading through example. And now, let's get back to work. I'm procrastinating on HN already long enough. :-) Thanks for your comments!
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by rawland 9y ago
Didn't read this one for quite a while. Thank you, jonathanstrange. :-) Pasting it here from wikipedia [0]: The story is set in an unnamed harbor on the west coast of Europe.[1] A smartly-dressed enterprising tourist is takin
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by rawland 9y ago
BenjaminTood, thank you for this guide. It definitively paints a picture where society is heading. Naturally comes the question: Where does the guide guide you to? To what person does it guide you? Everything about this reminde
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A literate coding environment to get things done(github.com)
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Unfortunately Atom is not on par with VSCode considering responsiveness. There are a few more issues, Emanuel Quimper summarized in: https://equimper.github.io/2017/02/25/why-i-moved-away-from-... explainin
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by rawland 10y ago
Here the article without the subscription-wall: http://www.meassociation.org.uk/2016/10/tired-all-the-time-w...
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by rawland 10y ago
+1 The battery lifetime argument made me stick to vim, too. Oddly enough, I recently tend to use VSCode when being attached to AC. It really seems that Microsoft gets this more and more right. They even added the Minimap after listening to
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PlantText – The expert's (UML) design tool(planttext.com)
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by rawland 10y ago
Being unilateral deaf, I completely agree with your second statement. There is one simple situations, where most of my hearing friends understand it: Traffic. Most people rely on their hearing heavily to navigate through cities. I don'
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The publically available SDKs contain kernel and u-boot trees which include and depend on several binaries. Allwinner is always violating the GPL in this way since A31. In the current A64 SDK, lots of blobs are included i
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Vim: When being on the road (battery) & working on HPC machines. With a nice dotfile kit (https://github.com/rscircus/dotfiles) inside tmux. Atom: When being plugged in somewhere. Also with a n
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And their bots hide "your profile from the public", when you are hit: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CpGcXmQXEAAyJU4.jpg:large
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by rawland 10y ago
Ha, really love that one, wiredfool! :-) Using 32 (front) and 36 (back) using your mentioned double eyelet rims (tubular) in Cyclo-Cross racing these days.
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World Class Levels (Duration vs. Watts/kg of Rider): 5s: 23 1min: 11 5min: 7.5 20min: 6.5 UCI Div. 3 pro (my [former] level): 5s: 20.28 (that's touching UCI Div 1/2 - sprinter type) 1mi
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Drop me a mail (see my profile). I already feel guilty after mentioning Lightweight. However, they deserved it to be mentioned here, because it was a few idealistic guys revolutionizing wheel building in a garage start-up before they were b

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