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5y ago
We haven't seen any corruptions yet but sure there are some strange things that aren't well documented. One thing that hit us was that parquet could only been read using dask if you use the same backend. If you start with thousand
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We did a data analytics project for a upper class furniture manufacturer and I was really surprised to hear that they typically cannot afford buying A grade leather because the car industry actually stocks everything. Due to their processin
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5y ago
We use openssl to encrypt our passworddb using SSH pub keys. Works nice in scripts. Wonder why we need the new command line.
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5y ago
Also DICOM for medical imaging is afaik based on TIFF
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5y ago
I think many of those proprietary wavelet compression formats seem to be missing. I remember that at around 2000 I recompressed my images every other week after finding yet another file format that could save me some disk space. Cannot even
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riedel
5y ago
I have question: what is the rate of opt in into telemetry? I like the concept of donating your data to improve a product. I wonder if there would not be enough data if ppl could simply chose when installing.
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5y ago
Germany typically pays PhD students as research or teaching assistant (there are Grad schools in CS but this is the minority at least in my lab) When I started in 2005 the salary was even better than in many industry CS jobs (today the situ
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5y ago
Thanks for the links, as a German I did not even know that it existed. However, I am really surprised how well the gender gap can be pronounced by people with a glottal stop. IMHO the print form is the rather ugly bit. Maybe adding a glotta
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To be fair: The article says that was awarded multiple fellowships. So it was not the PhD but the rent she could not afford after being forced out of an affordable place after starting.
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I think our legislative has better things to do than to adopt US copyright law before 1978. Although it seems unpopular IMHO it would have caused project Gutenberg no harm to remove this few items until copyright is expired. We are always c
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5y ago
In Germany some less digestible Inulin rich roots were also commonly used before the potatoe became ubiquitous like the Jerusalem Artichoke (which also was imported like potatoes). Now they are mostly used to produce alcohol. Scorzonera are
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5y ago
Would be great to have more real world benchmarks (in a climate chamber). To me any difference should show empirically. Does anyone have a good suggestion to "debug" performance/battery/thermal issue as a matter of trade
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5y ago
Used this to expose a nextcloud on my natted/dynamic IP address. Works like a charm.
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5y ago
Why is it said if someone does not need/take money? I tend to admire people that put their values above money. Even if I cannot follow the reasoning completely, I think it is rather sad how his time at gitlab ended.
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5y ago
While the article states that the market was liberalised in Germany, there has been little change at least for private households as far as I can tell. Chimney sweepers still come on short notice without having been hired in any way. What s
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5y ago
Wonder why I cannot remember playing anything... Guess many more people will fall in nostalgia than those that ran a legal copy. Probably it would not have been so popular if there hadn't been a price tag on it.
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>One of the hardest things about LaTeX is deciding how to pronounce it.This is also one of the few things I'm not going to tell you about LaTeX, since pronunciation is best determined by usage, not fiat. Leslie Lamport Btw the GitHu
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5y ago
To the same goes for the trackpad for me. I am always disabling them to avoid accidental contact. I guess this is why we need more customizable devices.
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FMS Logo released version 8.2 yesterday https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmslogo/ Logo was also the programming language I used at school. Funnily they translated it to German and because the German translation fo
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Unfortunately currently framework says it is impossible to have a slim, tiny , customizable laptop with a trackpoint option (due to the keyboard height). Hopefully we will overcome this one too and I would be all in...
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Wahlomat seems like yet another way of trying in to reduce complexities. The explanations given by Die PARTEI nicely highlight to that it might be good to look at the rationale behind the answers. In general I find the current election camp
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That made me curious: never thought there was a real market but people really seem to pay 1$ per star. Now I have to only trick someone into giving me money for that. Would be a fun project btw to detect gh not account and projects that obv
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I am eager to know how to game GitHub stars. Funding agencies love metrics and random KPI so I would love to deliver...
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I kind of do the same with telegram (send to myself). Their clutter free instant preview is great if you trust their unclear business model. However, I love to see more of those convenience services around classical messaging (aka email)
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Planned obsolescence using wrongly placed capacitors is one of the few conspiracy theories I tend to believe in (I guess it is conspiracy). I also successfully repaired an old telefone system, a washing machine and an old TV 15 years ago b
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I think it is always wise to get ethics (/institutional) review board clearance if you have people participating in your experiments and particularly they do not consent in advance. I understand from our own experience that one avoids
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I have a onivim2 licence and thus try it from time to time. Speed etc is impressive. Currently I think it is about getting the last 20% done and development has been slowing down a bit. Really hope this get done. I still cannot really get a
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>Commercial use requires the purchase of a license. However it has a "time delay dual" licence so eventually everything becomes MIT.
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It seems like many parts of the Mac/Windows integration like the vsock proxying seem to be open source after all. While I would not want to create a docker desktop replacement it seems like a good idea to build on a tighter integration
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