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by rufugee 8y ago
Would this be a good first lisp to use for learning?
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by rufugee 8y ago
I've tried both Z-Wave and Insteon, and have settled on Insteon. It forms a mesh network over both powerline and RF and it's been extremely reliable so far. With Z-Wave, I had quite a few range problems.
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by rufugee 8y ago
I worked with Home Assistant for some time, but ended up falling back to OpenHab2. While I don't like the "enterprisey" java-ish feel of OpenHab2, the documentation is much better that Home Assistant, and the support for comp
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by rufugee 8y ago
It's entirely possible that LSD uncovered or accentuated an underlying flaw in your friend's psyche...
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by rufugee 8y ago
Windows and Linux are not apples to apples. One you pay for and one you don't.
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by rufugee 8y ago
It's fascinating to me that Marjorie Rice, a housewife in her 50s, essentially taught herself, created her own mathematical notation, and found four pentagons on her own. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marjorie_Ric
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by rufugee 8y ago
It seems that Node would really benefit from a "NPM is a Ghetto" post similar to Zed's Rails rant.
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by rufugee 8y ago
Reminds me of the Plenty of Fish story in terms of avoiding frameworks and rolling it yourself. In hindsight, would you consider this approach an accelerant or a deterrent? I know I've often found myself thinking about Plenty of Fish w
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by rufugee 8y ago
I Feynman is the right approach to teaching physics to the lay person...which book is the place to start?
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by rufugee 8y ago
For our corporate site, we use Drupal internally, and then use httrack and bash to package it up statically and deploy to our public web server. This works very well, and allows our marketing department to easily maintain it while keeping o
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by rufugee 8y ago
Are you saying that Fedora gets no security updates for a year after release? That seems not true, as far as some googling will show. The fixes may be unsupported by a company, but they're still fixes.
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by rufugee 9y ago
I believe it's intended for teaching and guides, not development. For example, I'm currently working through a data science course which uses Jupyter notebooks to allow interactive code to be embedded within the course materials,
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by rufugee 9y ago
I get that, but doesn't this still create a network where the most coin-holding miners wield the most power?
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by rufugee 9y ago
I didn't think of it that way, but you are very correct.
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by rufugee 9y ago
I'm really curious about the logic of this move. As I understand it, PoS will award miners who have the most coin with an increased likelihood that they'll be able to mine a coin. In other words, the more coins you own, the higher
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by rufugee 9y ago
It is a waste of resources. I do agree with you. The good news, I suppose, is that all possible the bitcoins will be eventually mined ( https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-happens-bitcoin-after... ). At that point, it
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by rufugee 9y ago
Honestly not sure why you're being downvoted here. Your point seems reasonable and true based on how easy it is to create a paper wallet and make that paper sheet all but unfindable.
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by rufugee 9y ago
They collect browser histories? Shouldn't that technically be impossible unless they're using their ad partners across multiple sites?
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by rufugee 9y ago
The use of edibles, however, has no secondhand effect. In states where it's legal, candy, beverages, and so on are common.
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by rufugee 9y ago
I've tried to use Windows in the past, but always had that unsettling feeling that I was a mistake or two from being compromised in some way. It doesn't help that I had locked my wife's Windows (8 at the time) machine down as
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by rufugee 9y ago
IANAL, but when I've seen this asked in the past, the guidance was pretty much "if you agree to it, you agree to it". In other words, don't work for a company which has such stringent intellectual property requirements.
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by rufugee 9y ago
Kotlin compiles to javascript already...why wouldn't you go that route?
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by rufugee 9y ago
Congratulations on your weight maintenance...that is wonderful. Regarding using a throwaway, I understand the impulse. It's sad that in 2018 we are judged by potential employers or peers for just saying that a plant should be legal. Pe
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by rufugee 9y ago
Is there an easy way to track donations from alcohol/big pharma lobbyists to the Republican party? I'm betting quite a bit of money, rather than concern for the prole's welfare, is behind this. Sessions said this in March: &
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by rufugee 9y ago
You realize that bundler isn't a part of Ruby, correct? You're comparing apples to oranges.
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by rufugee 9y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted. It's an interesting question. I'm in on AMD for the time, just to see how to flows.
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by rufugee 9y ago
How does VS Code play into their cloud strategy?
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by rufugee 9y ago
I ran openwrt and then lede on a wrt1900ac v2 for about 1.5 years until last week. Initially, stability was spotty, but the latest Lede images worked generally well. However, while vlans with Lede worked perfectly with my two TP-Link WDR360
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by rufugee 9y ago
scp host:directory/\* .
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by rufugee 9y ago
Care to elaborate?

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