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by tekacs 12y ago
... I think the implication is that more than 4GB would exceed the pre-[PAE][1] memory limit[2]. A form of cross-compilation might work, though PyPy build isn't exactly a simple, 'classical' build process. :P Edit: also, look
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by tekacs 12y ago
> i.e. to be a "radio" service > I have created plenty of playlists w/ Spotify Spotify isn't and doesn't claim to be a radio service. They provide one, but it's a feature, not their premise.
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by tekacs 12y ago
Meta-comments[1] explaining that the conversation above isn't useful aren't useful. They take the focus off of the real debate -- that which people choose to talk about in the comment thread. Ignoring comments is easy. proceeds
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by tekacs 12y ago
Might it not make sense to invert the parity of the environment variable and require its being set for do_by to be used? I imagine most would rather set an environment variable in their dev environment than ensure it gets set in every possi
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by tekacs 13y ago
Mm that's roughly the impression I got, but I hadn't thought of the papers - thanks for the clarification!
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by tekacs 13y ago
This has nothing to do with what I asked. Also, this I know. Sorry? :P
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by tekacs 13y ago
Not that you're not absolutely right about NaCl & Sodium, but isn't the GP talking explicitly about Sodium and not NaCl? When you say 'more accurately: NaCl', is there something particular you're getting at, or
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by tekacs 13y ago
Rapportive is an example of a company which seems to rely fairly heavily on heavy integration into Gmail. (Todoist is another example of something that integrates heavily that comes to mind)
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by tekacs 13y ago
I think you have a valid point (other than in the case of the Vagrant docs, which I absolutely detest [0]). The simplest way to make good-looking docs might just be to 'just use Sphinx' (as does Flask, mentioned and http:/&#
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by tekacs 13y ago
Thanks for this. Mea culpa.
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Timely – Schedule and log hours, simultaneously(timelyapp.com)
2 points by tekacs 13y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 13y ago
In case anyone has trouble searching for this, the term you're looking for is 'bubbling'. Parent poster has already warned you that this could presumably be considered NSFW somewhere (apparently)
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by tekacs 13y ago
I'd be curious to know if your stance on PyPy has changed at all since 2011 (if indeed it's something that you've taken any new long looks at since) given their progress in that time. I know that I would humbly submit at the
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by tekacs 13y ago
rsync.net is an example of a host that does something like this (with daily snapshots) $> ssh rsyncnet ls .zfs/snapshot daily_2014-02-09 daily_2014-02-10 daily_2014-02-11 daily_2014-02-12 daily_2014-02-13
735.
by tekacs 13y ago
I love Tarsnap, but S3 storage costs aren't exactly brilliant. Figuring out exactly how you wish to store keys can also be another thought, upfront (albeit one that arises from the increased security that you get 'for free').
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Bup: Efficient file backup system based on the git packfile format(github.com)
186 points by tekacs 13y ago|61 comments
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by tekacs 13y ago
It depends on your model - no number of mosquitos killed can deductively prove (à la mathematical proof) that a bug spray will kill all mosquitoes. It can at best inductively prove it - the scientific approach, or alternately do what yo
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by tekacs 13y ago
How about a \0? :)
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by tekacs 13y ago
Neither link here did this for me in Chrome for iOS. Odd?
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by tekacs 13y ago
The linked page was incredibly painful to read (and arbitrarily chosen and variable width and downright ugly?) Might want to try this instead: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/Rel
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by tekacs 13y ago
I came here with the same quote copied to my clipboard to say pretty much this. The idea that the incompetence of paywall implementers should be patched up by the law and consideration of clients' intent is worrying at best and honestl
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by tekacs 13y ago
Oh yes, absolutely. I just wonder when I see these posts if I should post similar small apps that I built along the way to learning some new technology or language and then, so far, decide that it's probably not the most useful. On the
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by tekacs 13y ago
Whilst they are nonetheless interesting and worth seeing, there really does seem to be an abundance of really small (30-200 SLoC) projects being posted and reaching the front page recently. I'm just curious because I'd usually con
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Zootool shutting down [email](tkcs.in)
1 points by tekacs 13y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 13y ago
To be fair, this is to some extent what we have domain display for. I glanced at the title and then at the domain and knew what to expect.
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by tekacs 13y ago
> I'm born blind and build software and do some accessibility consulting for a living. I have little to add here beyond the fact that this is one of the coolest comments I've seen in a long time. :) Whilst I've long known
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Dear America, I Saw You Naked - TSA Agent Confession(politico.com)
1 points by tekacs 13y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 13y ago
Running Linux installed by this method on a (2008) Mac right now. Have done the same on recent (2012, 2013) models, too. Macs have been using EFI boot for a few years, so the problem most have probably faced is trying to boot in BIOS emulat
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UK Considers Throwing Persistent Internet Pirates in Jail(torrentfreak.com)
2 points by tekacs 13y ago|0 comments
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Constructing Truth: the FBI's (non)recording policy(forbes.com)
1 points by tekacs 13y ago|0 comments

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