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by sharms 9y ago
This article focuses on the high city rents forcing low-income earners to the suburbs - not sure how this fits in with your comment?
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by sharms 9y ago
Its a good question, but the swap advice is suspicious. If I would normally purchase a 4GB of ram instance with 4GB swap, then what happens when I purchase a 8GB instance? Do I still need 4GB swap? Hopefully this helps illustrate that it
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by sharms 9y ago
I consider it modern, especially the great changes brought forth in 9.x and 10.x. Multi-node databases, big data partitioning, replication are all areas which are still evolving for all sorts of data stores. Postgres certainly has been ar
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by sharms 9y ago
I have switched between many programming languages, and if you are considering Clojure I would highly recommend it. It is immutable first, which helps eliminate many classes of explicit bugs and non-obvious anti-patterns. It also works ac
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by sharms 9y ago
I have been running a 1800X on Arch Linux which has been rock solid, using 32GB of ECC memory and very compile heavy workloads. Might be a bad board?
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by sharms 9y ago
I have been very pleased with Ardour - only took me a few minutes to have my XLR mic go through a compressor / limiter / expander virtual rack effects setup for better screencasting.
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Google Maps, Amazon, and EBay Drop Apple Watch Support(macrumors.com)
3 points by sharms 9y ago|0 comments
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by sharms 10y ago
Rephrased: 'I prefer the 1.8 style and I hire people based on that'. For interviewing, the 1.4 style is totally valid, works in more environments and achieves the same result. I don't red flag folks who answer questions base
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by sharms 10y ago
This sounds like jumping to conclusions: 1. Simple iterators vs Syntactic sugar both pass the same unit tests 2. The 'Java 1.4' style closely matches idiomatic golang code, which has high adoption and maintainability 3. Pe
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by sharms 10y ago
In my experience this post is right on - there are so many bugs in so many layers (especially where they intersect), that the logical conclusion is to reduce and simplify. These ideas are also emerging in the form of Go (simple) / Cloj
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by sharms 10y ago
I also have a W541, love it - 32GB of ram, multiple SSDs and retina level screen with removable battery
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by sharms 10y ago
I think this is a touch dramatic - the Linux desktop is free, open and there are really great projects out there which don't recommend the command line (see elementary: https://elementary.io/ ) Is it as refined as MacOS
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by sharms 10y ago
For anyone reading this and curious about the cursor bug: The fixed was already released and it is no longer an issue[1], which basically illustrates the power of a active community 1. http://xubuntu.org/news/sru-16-04-
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by sharms 10y ago
This isn't an Amazon only problem, same with Ebay etc. I would love to hear how people can sell items online safely (for the time being I only use Craigslist for this exact reason)
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by sharms 10y ago
This is a big move and will majorly impact desktop / laptop computing. Now the entire ecosystem of Android apps (even Microsoft Office, Snapchat, Photoshop Express) is going to be available, and arguably this platform is much more com
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by sharms 11y ago
I can confirm that it is indeed quantitatively slower. The reason is due to the higher resolution; you have to render and scale pictures, which simply didn't take as long on the 1440x900 of the air. He isn't wrong, you are just l
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by sharms 11y ago
This is great news - I was looking at Tensorflow the other day, but on Windows / OSX it doesn't take advantage of my GPUs. For my desktop I was stuck as my new 3440x1440 monitor doesn't, for the time being, work with Xorg&#x
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by sharms 11y ago
One has to wonder how much time was spent dismissing applicants, and if that time would be better spent showing the new hire his personal preferences (which are only preferences, there wouldn't be 100+ comments on this thread if it was
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by sharms 11y ago
Looks very useful -- I thought the video demo showing the example visualizations was very helpful in understanding what it does, and made it more approachable. Thank you for sharing!
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by sharms 11y ago
I recently heard about RethinkDB on a few podcasts (SE Radio and The Changelog) and it sounds very promising, and has been designed to solve real time web application use cases very well. Glad to see they now support Java so we can use it
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by sharms 11y ago
Regulatory compliance in various fields stipulates that you have defined responsibilities and support accountability. The net value here is that a vendor like Red Hat is already deployed at companies who comply to the same regulations, so
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by sharms 11y ago
I really like the way the Gnome Desktop has come together for this release, and I am very excited about the future if NVIDIA can provide better Optimus support in future releases. I find it easy to use and suspend / resume etc hasn&#x2
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OneDrive Changes(blog.onedrive.com)
231 points by sharms 11y ago|141 comments
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by sharms 11y ago
Thanks I updated the link
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by sharms 11y ago
If you want an easy to understand video on Installing Arch Linux in 15 minutes: https://youtu.be/_fBIeKQSiAc
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by sharms 11y ago
A Datom in datomic is not a person, its a 5 value entry: [entity, attribute, value, transaction, added] Just to clarify since you appear to be linking the 'onetom' to the project, but I can't see any evidence she is in any wa
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Microsoft Design(microsoft.com)
2 points by sharms 11y ago|1 comments
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Installing Arch Linux in 15 Minutes: Graphical Desktop(youtube.com)
1 points by sharms 11y ago|0 comments
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Good video for newbies: Installing Arch Linux in 15 minutes(youtube.com)
1 points by sharms 11y ago|0 comments
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by sharms 11y ago
For something that is in the early phases this looks amazingly functional and performant on a Nexus 5 (Android itself had a bit more latency when I had the phone). No reason for the crowd here to be so cynical, clearly they do have designer

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