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by timeu 10y ago
Speaking of distros and considering your background. What would be the "best" Distro for running Kubernetes ?
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by timeu 10y ago
I still think that it became "worse" over time although and that's started to happen way before Trump. I February 2002 I traveled to NYC and back then I had a glaring visa stamp from Iran on the first page of my passport. At
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by timeu 10y ago
Something along these lines (although by far not that bad) happened to me when I traveled to NYC for vacation of New Years Eve 2016/2017(this was before Trump took office). At the border control I was asked to follow the officer and wa
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by timeu 10y ago
Word! I think AMD should focus on OpenBLAS and add support for their new CPUs there. OpenBLAS is part of the foss toolchain for the easybuild easyconfig. So for the HPC field adding support to OpenBLAS would be great. I would also need to
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by timeu 10y ago
Yeah I can imagine that setting up a multi-node deployment on AWS might be an issue. Fortunately for openstack there is a redhat maintained heat template that should hopefully make the installation quite straightforward (but haven't t
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by timeu 10y ago
We are evaluating Openshift Origin on an existing OpenStack on-premise cloud. So far I have been playing around with the oc cluster up deployment on a local workstation and it works fine but I haven't played around with the CI/CD
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by timeu 10y ago
I was considering of using it also. How good is it ? Are there any differences, restrictions ? Currently I use the 1password web version.
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Is there a Firefox Gene?(medium.com)
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by timeu 10y ago
yeah either 2-way binding or just firing events which are handled in the container components (2 way binding is actually implemented using events)
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by timeu 10y ago
You can check out polymer-redux ( https://github.com/tur-nr/polymer-redux ). It's makes it easy to integrate the redux store inside your components. Basically you will split up your components in two types: 1.) cont
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by timeu 10y ago
I use both, well not so much Webstorm, but IntelliJ for Java/GWT application stack and Visual Studio Code for almost everything else (Python, JS, etc). Works pretty well, although I think I could increase productivity if I align the ke
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by timeu 10y ago
Some time ago I did compare different BLAS implementations (OpenBLAS, MKL, ACML etc) on different Intel CPU architectures, in case somebody is interested in the differences between them http://stackoverflow.com/questions&#x2
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by timeu 10y ago
Yeah ultimately it depends on what you try to achieve. If you wan to reduce weight/bodyfat (note that there is a difference between these two), it's mostly all about whether you are in caloric deficit or not. IF helps with that b
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by timeu 10y ago
Sorry for the crosspost/copy-and-paste: For me personally this worked quite well for reducing bodyfat: Intermitted fasting[1] and lifting weights 3 times a week[2] and being on a cutting regime[3] (cutting on the rest days with low car
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by timeu 10y ago
For me personally this worked quite well for reducing bodyfat: Intermitted fasting[1] and lifting weights 3 times a week[2] and being on a cutting regime[3] (cutting on the rest days with low carb and loading on the workout days wiht more c
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by timeu 10y ago
I can't be happier that Flash is bein removed except that I a heavily use Google's own MotionChart[1] which is built using Flash and there seems to be no HTML5 alternative yet available [2] (although google internally seems to be
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by timeu 10y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but I though the chopstick gene example has more to do with population structure confounding than with the heritability of the trait? For example one could make a similar example with malaria resistance and skin co
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by timeu 10y ago
Redux is not tied to React, that's why it makes it so great. I for example use it together with Polymer.
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by timeu 10y ago
Sorry but does it run Crysis ? ;-) But seriously quite impressive piece of hardware.
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by timeu 10y ago
I have an IntelliJ Ultimate license and although it's really powerful and great, for small things (JS, Python, etc) I mostly use VSCode. So far I am really happy with it.
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by timeu 11y ago
That looks really cool ! I actually started to use Falcon for a relatively simple REST only backend (for a py3 project). This might make my life a bit easier.
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by timeu 11y ago
> I'm not sure if the regime is the reason for the repressive Islamist culture of Saudi Arabia. Well if you treat half of the population like second class citizen, then you shouldn't be suprsided about the repressive culture. T
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by timeu 11y ago
>So, the Saudi Regime does a lot of absolutely abhorrent shit, and so do it's people. But without the regime we'd probably be in a worse-off place. I think the SA regime is the single biggest reason why the population is still
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by timeu 11y ago
Ehem ? http://i.imgur.com/qdCuOIk.jpg
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by timeu 11y ago
seriously ? Are we talking about same SA that sponsors radical islamists and islamic schools all around the world and delivers weapons and money to radical islamists in Syria which fuels the civil war ? The same SA that hangs a shiite cler
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by timeu 11y ago
good to know. Thanks for the info !
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by timeu 11y ago
I am wondering if you did a cost analysis. Last time I checked a dedicated on-premise HPC was still cheaper than using the cloud. Actually the CPU hours are cheaper in the cloud but data-transfer (bandwith) and storage make it more expensi
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by timeu 11y ago
PBS Spacetime has some really nice videos about Gravity (Newtonian vs GR) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NblR01hHK6U
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by timeu 11y ago
sounds great. I have a scientfic library that relies on a mix of loops and matrix multiplication. I need to find some time to test it with PyPy
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by timeu 11y ago
I am curious. Usually in numpy basic linear algebra are delegated to BLAS and potentially really fast if configured to use a fast BLAS implementation (OpenBLAS, MKL, etc). Does the numpy fork of PyPy use the same approach ?

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