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The most important feature for documentation is /a really good/ search. I can't see anything about searching on the site? Can you clarify? IMO everybody should use https://readthedocs.org/ for documentation s
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PatternFly open interface project
(patternfly.org)
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Sorry, I meant /this/ spying incident. The minster of the interior already said that the documents didn't really have anything important in it. The guys received ~$25k for the documents. It's not a huge deal actually. It
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Merkel doesn't care that much and she --even though I hate to say it-- is right that we shouldn't. This spying case isn't a big deal. It doesn't hurt Germany. Also the spying on her phone last year. She didn't reall
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Don't forget that for an electric motor you need a sine shaped AC and not DC so it's pretty convenient that this design produces exactly that. Whereas with a "continuous" design you'd need to make it AC.
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A Data Processing Contest
(lensrentals.com)
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You know what's also fun. Try deleting all files that start with a . in your current directory: rm -rf .* Would you expect this to go UPWARD? I would have never. I.e. even if you're in /x/y/z it will traver
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I much prefer "Abstieg zum Erfolg", "Bergsüchtig" (Hans Kammerlander) and "Der nackte Berg: Nanga Parbat" (Reinhold Messner). They explain very well what you have to go through and what they did to climb in alp
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There is also a todomvc with undo using baconjs. It's pretty neat when you can use Bacon model: https://github.com/hura/todomvc-react-baconjs
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Sketching data structures
(lkozma.net)
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"Kat Manalac (katm) and Garry Tan (garry) will be the voice of YC on HN. They'll be the ones who respond to most "Ask YC" posts and individual comments related to YC." but the guidelines say: "Please don'
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Related: This tool: https://github.com/dbro/csvquote will convert all the record/field separators (such as tabs/newlines for TSV) into non-printing characters and then in the end reverse it. Example: cs
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Frankly, I'm not very impressed. This problem is a very very well known problem in Image Processing. Usually people call it background subtraction or the more general form is image segmentation. There is many really well working algori
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ReadTheDocs [1] is by far the best platform to have documentation. The simple reason: Everything gets into an Elasticsearch server (sponsored by Rackspace) which means you get wonderful full text search (and faceting). See: http:/
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Batsh – A language that compiles to Bash and Windows Batch
(github.com)
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OCR'd it since I'm going to add it to my dotfiles. Might help somebody: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6949984/
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I wish there was a website which collects decent looking websites which are under the Creative Commons License.
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Monte Carlo Simulations (MCS) weren't invented to do software testing and I wouldn't really recommend to use it as such. There is better ideas. MCS are used daily for processes/algorithms that are so difficult that a analytic
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Side note: When you have 15 links in one sentence where every word is a link to somewhere and the word actually has no meaning, then I think it's time for a bullet list. It might just make people actually click a link. But all those li
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For those who want to create similar looking (in quality) graphics: Check out asymptote [1] (IMO one of the most undervalued software in the TeX community). It has a pretty nice programming language only made for drawing. It's got type
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Btw, the problem was solved by 61 people so far. Random thoughts: I think the mod is just there to distract or for hinting that you shouldn't come up with a brute force method. Observations: 1. Assume an infinite grid. Add 3 random poi
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So you're saying that you shouldn't criticize others just because they're giving it away for free? If you question that others shouldn't complain about other things then we quickly end up in a world where movie critics c
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A few mistakes in this post IMO: 1. Note that a 3 way pivoting (partitioning or decision) is EXACTLY the same as doing two consecutive 2-way pivoting. Check both functions. They have the exact same # of comparisons and index calculations. 2
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Functional Vectors, Maps, and Sets in Julia Programming Language
(infoq.com)
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Same with Read later fast: It rewrites all your URLs: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/read-later-fast/de...
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Dell Delivers 4K for less than $1K Dell’s 28" Ultra HD $699
(en.community.dell.com)
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I know my comment has little to do with EFF, but if you feel generous also consider donating to Give Directly. Goodventures will match every dollar for them until Jan 31st: http://www.goodventures.org/research-and-ideas/
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Of Algebirds, Monoids, Monads, and Other Bestiary for Large-Scale Data Analytics
(michael-noll.com)
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The Road to Akka Cluster, and Beyond…
(skillsmatter.com)
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Goodventures to match up to $5m of donations to GiveDirectly
(goodventures.org)
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