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by tingletech 15y ago
some related links https://lasers.llnl.gov/ https://life.llnl.gov/
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by tingletech 15y ago
Nicolas Garcia Belmonte's JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit -- http://thejit.org -- is truly awesome. He has a lot of cool stuff in that library. http://thejit.org/demos/ I'm using the Radial Graph from TheJit in my "facebook for dead people
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by tingletech 15y ago
in a computer lab between pepper canyon and warren college at UCSD in 1991 it was written to type 'man man' and maybe even 'apropos' was written up there on a chalk board. I taught myself unix from the manual. A few years later, I learned
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by tingletech 15y ago
$ perldoc perl NAME perl − Practical Extraction and Report Language ...
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by tingletech 15y ago
what I like about your approach vs. media queries, as I understand it, is that you can toggle between the two views. Sometimes I want to see the screen view on my phone, and vice versa. I don't think you could do that with media queries a
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by tingletech 15y ago
Orange County in SoCal has been doing this for a few years. They start with the type of treated sewage you mention above; then they microfilter it; then they do reverse osmosis; then they treat it with UV and H2O2; then they use it to rech
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by tingletech 15y ago
http://www.sussex.police.uk/advice-and-support/victim-and-wi...
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by tingletech 15y ago
An inconsistently in this report that bothers me is that it cites an LAPD policy; but the article is about LBPD. Why would an LAPD special order apply to police in an adjacent city in the same county?
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by tingletech 15y ago
Sending an email on an error might be a bad idea. We had this set up on a server that powers an API (along with our main site). During a network problem in the data center where the server could not get to the mysql, we had about 10,000 r
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by tingletech 15y ago
an economy of words
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by tingletech 15y ago
still a burglary is when stuff is stolen when no one is there (as in the fine article). A robbery is when something is stolen from your person (like you are help up at gun point for you wallet).
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by tingletech 15y ago
in perl "==" returns true if the left argument is numerically equal to the right argument. "eq" returns true if the left argument is stringwise equal to the right argument. see 'perldoc perlop' under the heading "Equality Operators"
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by tingletech 15y ago
The unix on call operator in my data center is my ssh buddy
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by tingletech 15y ago
yes, that is basically what their FAQ says http://wherethefuckisthis.com/wtf_main/faq
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by tingletech 15y ago
It takes for them to manually verify that it has been located "We check every comment and do research on the suggested places. If your suggestion or pin is correct we'll mark the spot as located! Remember: We are a small team, it could take
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by tingletech 15y ago
I can't see what either of these "tricks" have to do with bash, they would work in csh, tcsh, zsh, sh etc.
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by tingletech 16y ago
when I was in college, I sublet an apartment where we had like 8 people living there for the summer and only 3 keys to the front gate. I solved the problem of getting buzzed up when no-one had keys by pressing 9 at the end of the outgoing
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by tingletech 16y ago
maybe TMI; but I have high blood pressure and am on a low sodium diet -- for me the tasty umami amino acid is okay; the sodium in the MSG not so much. But my main gripe was about the technical accuracy.
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by tingletech 16y ago
[sigh] glutamate != monosodium glutamate. Those have glutamate but not necessarily MSG...
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by tingletech 16y ago
yes, I like that much better as a slogan. Thanks
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Show HN: our prototype - like Facebook for History(socialarchive.iath.virginia.edu)
3 points by tingletech 16y ago|2 comments