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thehoff
11y ago
Looks interesting, I'll probably pick this up. Have you posted to DataTau?
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thehoff
11y ago
I was expecting that as the output but got: 35, ROBERTO/CARLOS, Michael, Jordan See other response as it works on word by word. Here is (hopefully) a better example: Input: 35, Billy Jean, soccer, USA 29, Billy Jo Jean,
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thehoff
11y ago
I formatted their examples to appear like some real data I have that appears like this, obviously not names but descriptions of some projects. I was curious how this would handle it. In any case, get rid of the "/" and its c
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thehoff
11y ago
This is really neat! Any chance this will be a cli tool or module/library? It doesn't seem to play will with something like this as an input: 3, Roberto/Carlos, soccer, Brazil 35, Roberto/Carlos Michael Jordan
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thehoff
12y ago
A Mazda3 and a Prius are such expensive cars ?
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thehoff
12y ago
Yeah, I was reading this trying to figure out if the 0.75% was a big deal (didn't seem to me offhand). Wonder how this compares to a normal trading day. edit: grammar
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thehoff
12y ago
Beat me to it. I agree, the Chromebit is way more interesting.
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thehoff
12y ago
This is fantastic!
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12y ago
Interesting thought. In many cases I've had its the first case (not knowing how to copy and paste). But this reasoning makes a lot of sense for the ones I get from people that definitely know copy-and-paste. For these folks, I get a
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thehoff
12y ago
That sounds great from where you may sit but what about those families where the parents have to work long hours just to provide? I know there are some that are definitely not in a financial position where they can do that. Working less is
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thehoff
12y ago
Another lastpass user here. I used to use an in memory algorithm like dpayonk mentioned. But having a family and lots of other obligations, others in the household had to have an easy way of logging into sites (ie. financial). Lastpass mak
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thehoff
12y ago
This looks pretty awesome. What if I muck up my space, can I go back to a fresh install? Which flavor of linux? Where are my files stored? Say I want to take those files on the plane with me and work from my laptop, will I need something
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Dr.Oeggerli’s Beautiful Little Monsters
(proof.nationalgeographic.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Is having this many bookmarks common? Watching the video I can't imagine how you keep all that straight. Personally I try to keep my bookmarks to a minimum. I find that when my list gets large I don't even remember what I bookma
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The Trust Engineers
(radiolab.org)
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thehoff
12y ago
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thehoff
12y ago
This is just great. Not only the sounds, but I love the backdrops. I'm reminded of how much I miss LA.
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thehoff
12y ago
My comment was in response to the headline. I don't think either are.
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thehoff
12y ago
Apple or Consumers?