smarx007

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by smarx007 8y ago
This concern can't get less specific.
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by smarx007 8y ago
In my opinion, the linked data future is still discussed, because when Tim Berners-Lee first presented the idea of Semantic Web in 1994, he used what I would call an IoT scenario to describe it ([1], scroll to the end; I really hope he is n
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by smarx007 8y ago
I know I am going to be in the minority, but I think it's time for the JS community (and others) to reconsider whether Apache & Eclipse orgs with more "rigid" governance requirements should used more for popular packages.
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by smarx007 8y ago
Great to see this getting open-sourced but let's be honest: without support for PUS, CCSDS and other ECSS standards (or any alternative) this only covers a single-digit percent of the effort needed to develop a mission control system.
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by smarx007 8y ago
Exactly! https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk... clearly says in a RED box that "With JDK 11 Oracle has updated the license terms on which we offer the Oracle JDK. The new Or
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by smarx007 8y ago
2. Can the community build an OSS bridge themselves or is it the use of your API that requires a paid acct?
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by smarx007 8y ago
Wait, didn't we have BPMN more than a decade ago? BTW, if "any" programming language necesarily means Go for you, here is one BPMN implementation in Go: https://zeebe.io
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by smarx007 8y ago
Maven/pip is still a good excuse. I don't want to wait x months until a new release of some library lands in Debian repos. Portability – not so much, but then it saves you so much headache because switching from 16.04 to 18.04 sho
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by smarx007 8y ago
The first thing I would mention when talking about C is a hash table. But yes, you are right in general. However, my plan for this summer is to learn Clojure because I believe that learning macros will serve me better right now [1]. [1]: h
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by smarx007 8y ago
I think the better way to put it that "we" stopped caring about performance both on the client (think Electron) and on the server (ORMs & dynamic languages, as already mentioned) at some point of time in favour of faster time
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by smarx007 9y ago
Thank you, TechChunch, for resuscitating RSS! /s
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by smarx007 9y ago
No, see https://github.com/gogits/gogs The owner is just opinionated and refused to merge each and every PR. So Gitea fork was created. I still use gogs.
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by smarx007 9y ago
Google should give the whole dump of the redirects to the Internet Archive (or at least stop banning their crawlers) https://archive.org/details/301works
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by smarx007 9y ago
I don't use Android but just did some googling and only have these ideas: roll your APK updates over a custom F-Droid repo, use SSHDroid to log into the headless machine, and/or use one of the DEX patching libraries. How far off a
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by smarx007 9y ago
Just signed up for your newsletter! I understand you don't want to open up the audio fingerprinting details, but everything else would be very interesting. I am interested in how do you get an old Android phone to run some your APKs he
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by smarx007 9y ago
Well, if you model can tell guess my name from 100 browser history entries, then yes, I want the law to require you to retrain your model once I invoke that right. An interesting matter is a use of blockchain-like scheme. I guess the law wo
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by smarx007 9y ago
It depends whether you see Waze as a transportation service or not. Many European regulators would see this as a paid transportation service. And then Google has to deal with customers who were not satisfied with any part of the service. Fr
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by smarx007 9y ago
I have no idea why there are negative comments to this suggestion. I do a lot of Java development and Apache Commons as well as Google Guava are two of the most popular libraries.
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by smarx007 9y ago
Yep, FreeBSD got notified a week before Christmas: https://www.freebsd.org/news/newsflash.html#event20180104:01 The Spectre mitigation is expected soon but there is no ETA on Meltdown yet: https://www.reddit
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by smarx007 9y ago
Ubuntu and BSD still have no fixes. It indeed seems like a preferrential disclosure. Plus no 2nd-tier cloud providers like DO were notified.
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by smarx007 9y ago
Didn't MS also say that IE is a core part of Windows?
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by smarx007 9y ago
Can you see the calendar availability of everyone who you invite as Outlook shows?
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by smarx007 9y ago
Details from the paper itself [1]: - uses MAX2829 802.11a/b/g transceiver - if WiFi preamble is detected, pass it further up the stack - otherwise normalise the signal and apply apply a 10th order 100 Hz low pass filter. - bitrate
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by smarx007 9y ago
Nope: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfpmn/pmn... "Type: Traditional" means it's a traditional certified EKG with AI, not an AI certified EKG. I.e. no AI is involved in
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by smarx007 9y ago
Nice! Do you have an OPML import?
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by smarx007 9y ago
Yahoo pipes did it before, now https://github.com/nblock/feeds was linked in this comment thread today. I think the problem is that scraping everything except waywalled info may be legal (in Europe, at least) as long a
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by smarx007 9y ago
I sort my subscriptions by the amount of new posts in a descending order. I then go through the biggest offenders individually and simply unsubscribe from those that abuse my RSS feed. I read RSS once a week and sometimes once a month (I am
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by smarx007 9y ago
I am really surprised that while everyone talks about SQL vs NoSQL, nobody has mentioned RDF as a model and SPARQL as a language. Graph-like structures based on triples allow the data relations to be represented properly (relational propert
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by smarx007 9y ago
I think squash and merge is absolutely essential!
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by smarx007 9y ago
No, you don't need to: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12613402/android-statist... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41768642/detect-current-... They just want to know how muc

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