smegel

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by smegel 9y ago
We are talking about packaging tools now?
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by smegel 9y ago
How about a really, really big fan?
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by smegel 9y ago
This is garbage. Rotten Tomatoes are way too positive IMO. I have wasted good money on 95+/95+ movies only to find they were absolute rubbish. A good recent example is John Wick 2. I really like the first one, and based on the RT sco
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by smegel 9y ago
I wonder if this happens between other companies even less related. Would two companies that did not compete in any way be willing to help each other other out because there CEO's were old-time buddies? Say some chemicals engineers fro
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by smegel 9y ago
Interestingly, many people have been using digital out into a portable high quality dac/amp on a range of devices for many years. Quality blows away anything inside a phone or headphones, and can drive larger headphones, and has an ana
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by smegel 9y ago
> Full support for Go, PHP, and Python; Does it do WSGI then? Did they write the equivalent of mod_wsgi?
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by smegel 9y ago
> The films in the cross-franchise Marvel Cinematic Universe have collectively grossed the most, amassing over $12 billion at the box office, although the Eon James Bond films have earned over $14 billion in total when adjusted to curren
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by smegel 9y ago
I'm pretty sure Bond has grossed a lot more than Star Wars. I wonder how profitable Star Wars will be after the 24th installment. I'm guessing not very.
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by smegel 9y ago
> spin-offs and cinematic universes. I suspect it is about this. TV shows, spin-off movies based on Felix... But I think that would tarnish the brand. Bond has always been about long-awaited epic movies, not yearly re-hashes of the same
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I lost the source code for programs I released as GPL. What to do?(opensource.stackexchange.com)
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> A/UX You learn something new every day.
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by smegel 9y ago
I also listen to SE Radio (mainly back episodes as they don't release often). This other one look great! My contribution would be FLOSS Weekly with Randal Schwartz (most of the time).
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by smegel 9y ago
It never seemed quite right that Solaris and all this awesome engineering tech from Sun ended up as personal playthings of someone like Larry Ellison. Edit: grammar.
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by smegel 9y ago
Maybe "blown" is a better word, but the point is the only thing stopping exhaust going up another nozzle is it's own pressure. I read about it here I think: https://www.space.com/38016-spacex-falcon-heavy-rock
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by smegel 9y ago
If one engine starts even a fraction of a second too late, it will suck up the exhaust from the other engines with predictably mission ending consequences. I might totally wrong, but I don't think the engine are brought up to full thro
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by smegel 9y ago
> Oracle routinely sues its own employees. For what?
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by smegel 9y ago
Will they do a hold-down test with all three boosters strapped together? As that may incur that risk of non-synchronized ignition "side-effects".
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by smegel 9y ago
Might have been ported from assembly, this is not really the very original source. As someone said, version one was for mainframe or something.
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by smegel 9y ago
I don't think you understand. I am not cutting myself off from one side of mainstream news. I am cutting myself off completely. I have no idea what is happening with Trump or North Korea. I am vaguely aware there was a flood in Texas.
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by smegel 9y ago
I suppose that would be one way of looking at it. I prefer to see it as restricting information flow to that I am strictly interested in, or has a potential real-life impact on me (local news). It's a bubble of my choosing curated by m
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by smegel 9y ago
Delete mainstream news while you are at it. I cut out facebook and all news save HN and a couple of subreddits and a strictly local news site. My life has improved.
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Airbnb?
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by smegel 9y ago
> Unfortunately, this requires writing assembly, because writing high-performance arithmetic is not possible in Go — it's simply not a design goal of the language. (There are a few reasons, most notably that there's no way to d
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by smegel 9y ago
> Hill thought that seemed like a big story It is a big story still. It sounds illegal.
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by smegel 9y ago
Javascript is the new Flash.
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by smegel 9y ago
Cool thanks.
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by smegel 9y ago
I swear I had read Rust had optional GC at one point. And similarly Rust wanting to own main(). Maybe not then.
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by smegel 9y ago
Are there any blogs about how Rust is integrated into Firefox (a mostly C++ program) - i.e. how the Rust runtime is invoked, garbage collection etc?
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by smegel 9y ago
$208M is around 27 years of salary for 50 employees on $150k.
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by smegel 9y ago
No, you probably can't buy any of the stuff anywhere online that he packs into those boxes, from outside of Japan at least. He makes items available you simply would not be able to easily obtain otherwise.

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