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by robohamburger 10y ago
This is cool, though not having the standard library would be painful. Hopefully, there is some middle ground than jettisoning the entire std crate.
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Both my workplace and the one big open source project I use homeassistant all use python 3. Do you have any data to backup python 3 adoption being a failure? I know it was certainly painful for many years. As a python 3 user everything see
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I have found the split has only gotten better with time. It used to be most package maintainers assumed you were using nightly/beta. The last holdouts I see are diesel and serde which have instructions for using nightly. Even then they
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Given my experience with rust I imagine a rust specific framework would probably be the best. I imagine something like react/flux would play nicely with ownership and borrowing. Cool to see its possible to do objective c without everyt
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I understanding the right blend of what people think they want and what they need is a powerful thing. I imagine it varies based on the problem domain/market.
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I didn't know they were bad at peaking but that makes sense. The way I understood nuclear plants is they are enormous capital expenses and thus a utility is going to shy away from them because of that. I wonder how much they compare to
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I feel that way about a lot of google products. If they combined that tech with reader (RIP old friend) I would pay monthly.
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by robohamburger 10y ago
My wife is in vet school and when I learned all of what you describe from her I have been phasing out dairy as best as I can. Still can't kick the butter cheese and icecream though :(
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I felt the same way until I had the following problem: 1. By subscribing to something that always had good content I missed quite a bit from occasional interesting posts on other feeds. 2. Subscribed to those occasionally good feeds. Now I
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by robohamburger 10y ago
It would be good to know if this is the geforce experience of the actual driver, and what exactly its doing. The article seems to be light on details.
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by robohamburger 10y ago
You can go to their website and install the normal driver. It installs the nvidia control panel which also has an update checker. If I had known I could just be using this I would have never installed that monstrosity.
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Learning to this both after writing the code and being able to plan what chunks of works I do when is a game changer and really useful when you work on a team. I sometimes find waiting until I am done working on something to break it up int
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by robohamburger 10y ago
We also use a bootstrapping view for our single page app. It sounds like your application is multiple pages or make a request for every "page"? The nice thing about react router and client side routing is you can have a very clean
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I feel like the best way to do this is to just use cornice or DRF then use js scaffolding that is completely unaware of your backend. No need to join them at the hip like this, except maybe for the token based auth?
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Or loading the plane back to front, no exception, though I suppose with #3 it might not matter. The zone system and the way most airport terminals are designed make queueing and getting on the plane a horrendous cluster fsck. Airports remin
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I suppose there are many aspects in regards to aging. The concept of young vs old I suppose is a strange cognitive shortcut to apply when what you really care about is fitness at a particular activity. All the more reason to dispense with i
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Even without the legality, it is super weird. If someone told me I was old at 30 I would laugh :)
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I got a 2-year degree from a community college and then went to a cheaper university for CS. I would recommend it, especially if your grades are not the best or you don't have a ton of money. My wife, on the other hand, is in another b
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Wasn't really able to follow the bit about traits but: It seems like if you want to have back-references you either would need to use Rc<RefCell<T>> or Arcs, which is not the end of the world. The best way to do it would be
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I think there are other IP/routing reasons why an IP packet could get dropped for example if it needs fragmenting but has the no fragment bit set. Also if the TTL runs out from the packet being forwarded too many times. I imagine all t
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by robohamburger 10y ago
That is awesome! Python 3.5 all the things :)
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by robohamburger 10y ago
The best way forward seems to be to continue to fund these existing JITs. Maybe once one is ready it can replace cpython. Also pypy not supporting the latest python 3.5 is kind of a big deal for adoption. I would rather have 3.5 support tha
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by robohamburger 10y ago
That does indeed look like what I was thinking of. Shame it appears to be proprietary and windows only. Have you used this for anything?
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by robohamburger 10y ago
It would be cool to hook this up to various input devices like midi controller or some kind of range finder. It would be nice if there was an easy to use frontend that did kind of what puredata and gnu radio does but could also make shaders
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Exactly :D edit: adding actual explanation I don't think I subscribe to the idea the that we need to instrument everything to collect data for eventual ML (especially if that data is going to be privately owned). I can see why that w
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Agreed though I suppose most players are thinking wow my vertical integrated app store style platform will be great here. Maybe that will win but it if we really want something that lives up to the hype maybe we need something as game chang
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I think the name itself is broken. Most applications just need to be a local network of things. Having a million device thats that are difficult to audit, configure and sensitive to internet and service outages is a nightmare recipe. Not su
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I think this is one of those cases where initiative and begging for forgiveness paid off. It did seem like he was doing it to satisfy his own curiosity more than anything though. Be interesting to know what the family thought of his write u
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by robohamburger 10y ago
I think the best thing that ever happened to me was realizing the thesis of this article and getting some humility. I used to be firmly in the software will eat the world camp. Turns out the world is pretty cool. If you still think like thi
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by robohamburger 10y ago
Reluctantly moved away from the city to a rural college town while my wife is going to vet school and I have come to appreciate the benefits from living in a smaller town and teleworking. It does seem like a lot of thinking about cities is

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