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by saganus 8y ago
I think Sileni meant that the effort spent on an awesome piece of work like TempleOS would be better appreciated if it was less niche.
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by saganus 8y ago
Reached the third day and I feel like a champ! Damn this is hard.
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by saganus 8y ago
How viable would be to write a blog post about it so it gets some attention? Much like what happens when someone gets banned and posts an article on it, to get someone on the inside to notice and help out. Or is that too risky even if you c
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by saganus 8y ago
"The art of trying" sounds like a very interesting concept. Wouldn't mind reading an article on that, if you ever feel like writing it :)
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by saganus 8y ago
> If someone can improve the code by tossing away 3 years of my work But how do you objectively measure "improvement of the code"? Maybe it's something fairly obvious like better performance, less bugs, etc, but a lot of t
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by saganus 8y ago
I still get surprises like starting to learn Google Cloud Functions and realizing that up until July of this year they only supported Python 2. I have no idea why would a project of this caliber would start by using Python 2 instead of Py
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by saganus 8y ago
A bit of a side-topic but, has anyone tried APS (Advanced Python Scheduler - https://apscheduler.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ ) in production? I've been evaluating it as it seems to provide fault-tolerance, but I
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by saganus 8y ago
So if I understand this tool correctly, the idea is to allow the user to search an item from a list, and then execute an action on it. Is this correct? For example, I could use this to open common text files, maybe open different notes, run
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by saganus 8y ago
Why is it illegal and how do they enforce it? I know that something similar happens with airplane tickets but they get you with the luggage and with terms & conditions AFAIK. How is it similar/different with train tickets?
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by saganus 8y ago
Have you seen ZeroTier? I've only used it for testing purposes, so I can't vouch for the quality of connections or anything else really, but it seems like something that could be useful for your use case.
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by saganus 8y ago
Thanks!
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by saganus 8y ago
Awesome answer! I'm hoping you do find the time to write a blog post on this. Thanks a lot!
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by saganus 8y ago
Uhmm... too bad I can't buy an Enterprise edition. Would love to be able to disable all those things. Then, does that mean that you can't edit those settings in the Pro version? (I know there are some utilities to do that, but I w
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by saganus 8y ago
I know that the tuning you made is probably very context-dependent, but could you elaborate a bit on what kind of things you tuned up? I am about to start using ES for a project and just knowing which kinds of things could be useful to tune
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by saganus 8y ago
Could you elaborate on why Enterprise above Pro? I'm no entirely familiar with the differences and I've been planning on buying a Win10 Pro license, so any advice would be helpful :)
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by saganus 8y ago
What is the difference, in this context, between timing-accurate and cycle-accurate?
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by saganus 8y ago
What is SSE in this context?
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Given a satellite image, machine learning creates the view on the ground(technologyreview.com)
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by saganus 8y ago
Awesome explanation! Thanks a lot. It's amazing how something seemingly simple as "temperature" can be so counter-intuitive.
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by saganus 8y ago
Oh, that's interesting. From that Wikipedia article: "For this reason, the ion temperature may be very different from (usually lower than) the electron temperature." So if the ion temperature of the plasma in the Wendelstein
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by saganus 8y ago
What does "At an ion temperature of about 40 million degrees" mean? How does "ion temperature" relate to "regular" temperature? Is it similar to how we can cool down things to fractions above absolute zero, by
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by saganus 8y ago
What kind of cores do machines of this caliber use? I seem to recall that some years ago they used some Xeons and other "consumer-level" processors, just with special interconnects and maybe even using special versions, but they s
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by saganus 8y ago
As someone who also sort-of idolized these groups in the past, I think it's more about what they used to represent instead of just who they actually were. When I was still discovering the computer and internet world, they were already
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by saganus 8y ago
Numerous comments here on HN suggest that this is due to lack of confidence in the startup/small business survivability. If I am going to build a business, I would like to be reasonably sure that the tools I'm using to build it wo
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by saganus 8y ago
I see a submission in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17127044 Maybe the original poster deleted it?
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by saganus 8y ago
So, absolutely no information on how the game is played, screenshots, demo...nothing... except you sign up? Uhmm...why do people insist on this? at least let me have an overview before I decide I want to sign up.
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by saganus 8y ago
> The big thing I usually look for is if the PCB layout matches the reference layout. How do you do that? I mean, where do you look for the PCB layout of a potential card you will be buying? Do you physically open the box and take a pict
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by saganus 8y ago
I miss Hacker's Paradise (later renamed Master's Paradise, in an attempt to switch to a legitimate use case, i.e. remote sys administration). The author of that was kind enough to send me the Delphi source code and since then I wa
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by saganus 9y ago
Maybe this can help: http://schemaform.io/examples/bootstrap-example.html It's quite cool actually (depending on how much you love/hate Angular though). Something like that might be good to have as a premium
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by saganus 9y ago
I think the difference that is pointed-out most of the time is the scale at which FB operates. Even if other sites are doing (fundamentally) the same, they probably don't have such a clear and overarching picture as FB does. I don&#x27

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