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by satya71 6y ago
Missing “How” from title
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by satya71 6y ago
From their webpage: > LUNG PLUS IS NOT FOR ANYONE PARTICIPATING IN CONTACT SPORTS, SLEDDING, DOWNHILL SKIING, SNOWMOBILING, SNOWBOARDING, ETC!!
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by satya71 6y ago
Agree 100%. I wrote a short essay [1] about the problem why charitable donations cannot achieve the intended effect. [1] https://snmishra.wordpress.com/2016/03/11/why-tax-deduction-...
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by satya71 6y ago
Same reason as code golf or IOCCC I guess. To show that it can be done.
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by satya71 6y ago
I’ll never use this. But the ingenuity to bend Python to the author’s will is admirable.
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by satya71 6y ago
Impersonating the president sounds like an offence?
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Write complicated anonymous functions other than lambdas in Python(github.com)
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by satya71 6y ago
I think this should literally be brought to market. If you did lab grown extinct animal meat (as opposed to beef), the interest would be a lot higher. No one would mind that the woolly mammoth meat on offer is not quite a good steak.
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by satya71 6y ago
A blast from the past. I used so many applications based on it back in the day. Xfce, CDE and XForms FTW. > The project started in 1997 when Olivier Fourdan decided that he wanted a desktop on Linux that resembled the CDE-based HP machin
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by satya71 6y ago
Monty Python did a fine episode (Season 4, Ep 1) on this. Available on Netflix and a few other places. http://www.montypython.com/tvshow_Monty%20Python's%20Flying%...
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by satya71 6y ago
Sure it's a miles site. The title is clickbait. The guy seems to have been fired for other reasons.
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by satya71 6y ago
When you run a business, you have to go where the people are. If my customers are there, I have to be there.
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by satya71 6y ago
Here's how to get around Clubhouse uploading contacts. We shouldn't have to do this, but here we are. 1. Disable contacts for all your configured accounts 2. Add a dummy Gmail account, enable contacts. 3. Add invitee to dummy acco
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by satya71 6y ago
Hmm, looks like this comment didn't go over well. I think they had brilliant engineers (far beyond what I can even imagine) that pulled-off incredible feats to avoid disaster. But the disaster need not have loomed. Rewrite-the-world de
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by satya71 6y ago
Good read. Good to know that Uber engineering culture was as much of a dumpster fire (despite the brilliant moves) as their product.
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by satya71 6y ago
The evidence is weak to non-existent. I wish popular magazines would stop publishing these non-sense stories. At least they went with "linked" which is clearly saying correlation (which is not causation).
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by satya71 6y ago
I like the big X on the debunked picture on AFP. Often just repeating the lie if only debunk, makes the lie stick even more. Hope the big X takes care of that.
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by satya71 6y ago
This appears to be quite a breakthrough if it can cut hospitalization by 90%.
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by satya71 6y ago
I amazed this XPrize hadn't happened sooner. Good of Musk to put up the cash.
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by satya71 6y ago
Is this the same Unabomber guy? If so, please don't spread.
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by satya71 6y ago
Congrats on the launch. Just signed up today, and awesome support from Hana and Josue. Looking forward to integrating this in our product.
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by satya71 6y ago
> The people who have not yet moved here (or become voters, or homeowners in particular), don't get to have a say in the policies that govern a place, yet at some point are the ones who have to live within policies that others decid
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by satya71 6y ago
Thanks for the good work. I’ll give it a try.
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by satya71 6y ago
Last commit in Jan 2020. Is this project still active? Also ideally, not needing to decorate would be nice.
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by satya71 6y ago
Article from 2000. Still seems relevant
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by satya71 6y ago
They have a committed support from 33% that gives them control of the levers of govt (because first-past-the-post multi-party system), many times using extra-constitutional means.
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by satya71 6y ago
Holy cow! Talk about vendor lock-in! Even AWS is easier to get out of.
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by satya71 6y ago
True, I had not considered the security aspect. Security is usually considered a non-issue in HPC circles.
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by satya71 6y ago
In the HPC space, this is called grid-computing. I've used Slurm ( https://slurm.schedmd.com/ ) in the past with good success.
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by satya71 6y ago
Hmm. Good point

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