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by rmetzler 10y ago
Most of us don't "change the world". You're not supposed to change life for mankind, you're supposed to change life for one other person and that's enough. I don't know what you did and what you failed at,
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by rmetzler 10y ago
I think it might be much more than $2 trillion the US spent on wars. Remember Sept 10th 2001? Donald Rumsfeld said on this day, they can't find out how they spent $2.3 trillion.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
After becoming a dad and having to change my baby girls diapers regularly, I recognized the effect bananas and potatoes had on her digestion system. My hypothesis is that these foods are too "new" for my European stomach. Now I mo
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by rmetzler 10y ago
I wonder if your wife ever tried medical marijuana? Many people use it to battle anxiety and in fact anxiety reduction is one of the effects, websites like Leafly rate cannabis strains in. Cannabis aids sleep, so this might also be some des
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by rmetzler 10y ago
In a debugger you have to observe the changing state. If you print values you get a debugging log which (for me) is often more helpful, because I can easier map it to the offending code line. But it's good to have both tools available.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
How would that compare to GoTTY[1]? [1] https://github.com/yudai/gotty
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by rmetzler 10y ago
Gitlab's in-project navigation recently changed, Everyone on my team was confused.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
I used to have a small little app which tracked my sit-ups and push-ups, counting loudly in a voice you could choose. It challenged me enough to do something. Then my girlfriend made fun of me in front of others and I stopped doing this.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
> A puzzling article; starts of saying there's no pattern, then shows a pattern. True random samples don't show only equal distribution when you choose single numbers, they also show equal distribution when you get the single n
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by rmetzler 10y ago
Debuggers help me when I'm stuck with some kind of bugs, like when I need to find out where a certain variable is set. But some tasks are easier to debug with print statements. And often I wish debuggers could go back to the previous s
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by rmetzler 10y ago
Yeah, Chromium on Linux comes without the backspace history navigation for quite some time and I configured it to do the right thing for me: going back in history.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
you don't navigate left through your history, you navigate back. That's why it is the backspace key.
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by rmetzler 10y ago
Yes, this would work in most languages. I also like CoffeeScript's multi-line Regexes where you're able to add comments. Example: http://elijahmanor.com/regular-expressions-in-coffeescript-a...
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by rmetzler 10y ago
I really love working with Atom and almost completely switched from sublime text. One problem I ran into lately quite often is that there seem to be shared resources with Chrome/Chromium on Ubuntu 14.04. Sometimes Chrome plugins and At
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by rmetzler 11y ago
I understand what you want to say, but you have to see this in the context of crypto lockers. I think it's a very realistic scenario that an attacker hacks into a router and then uses this position to encrypt the SAMBA Server in a MITM
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by rmetzler 11y ago
Recently I bought the book "Geometric Folding Algorithms: Linkages, Origami, Polyhedra" he co-authored. That was the most expensive book I ever bought.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
Would it be possible / desirable to use Suture to implement something like Supervisord [1] in Go? This is something Docker image maintainers might want, because it would eliminate the dependency on Python. 1: http://supervis
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by rmetzler 11y ago
The author had withdrawals from her medication which wouldn't happen with marijuana. At most you won't sleep that well for a few nights and then experience vivid dreams. And often a sativa strain works well to give the patient mot
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by rmetzler 11y ago
Yes, it really doesn't help focusing. But on the other hand I heard many stories where people fought addiction with weed. Smoking some in the evening as a reward instead of drinking might be helpful.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
I think the same, IPv4 isn't going anywhere soon.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
I was a little bit active on Posterous. I was a broke student when Posterous closed and so I never made the transition to Posthaven. So my little blog isn't on the internet anymore, but I hope I have a backup somewhere.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
Reading the title I thought it was about the GMail address which you can't change afterwards. I regret not getting my real name in my early twenties.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
I really like React, but I have to admit, that I don't write big apps with it (yet). There is one thing though which I find results in subtil bugs (entirely my fault): When one input is changing and depending on that input another outp
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by rmetzler 11y ago
The very same link above is so much easier to read in Safari's "Reader" mode than in it's original "fancy webtypographer" design, that I wonder if the typographer actually understand what he does.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
- https://twitter.com/GossiTheDog/status/700370444902391808 - https://twitter.com/GossiTheDog/status/700370867352637440
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by rmetzler 11y ago
It often helps me to see a BNF if it is available.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
It makes sense when the plant is still illegal, while the yeast product is available as a drug for patients. This would be a real money maker, but I think the plant is still the better deal for patients and should be legal.
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by rmetzler 11y ago
> Sometimes installing an entire programming language just to use one tool is not worth the time I could possibly waste just trying to figure out how to get it working (assuming it works). That's why I would love to see more Docker
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by rmetzler 11y ago
What about the gravity light? Solar-powered is good, but the sun isn't available for a few hours every day. Gravity is there all the time. http://gravitylight.org/
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by rmetzler 11y ago
I remember we had the same problem parsing time formats. Can't remember any specifics though (might have been timezone offsets), but I think parsing would be less error prone when there wouldn't be that magic date time formatting

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