tpaschalis

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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Yesterday's post on the events, even though it didn't generate much discussion.[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14875633
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
I don't really know, to be honest. Last time the app was on HN, there was a spike in usage, plus a few steady users each day, but I haven't noticed any restrictions yet.
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Yes, it mimics the browser Twitter Search, with its scroll loader. (Excuse any hiccups you might experience under load). It might not be ideal, but it works for the most part. Future plans include a proper API, as well as statistics and vis
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
The European Physical Journal (EPJ, https://www.epj.org/open-access ) has been taking steps towards better Open Access services.
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
(Shameless self plug) You might be able to use http://tweetstream.space I created this tool, that isn't limited to 1-week-old tweets, uses the public feed, and outputs it to an easily parsed format.
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Well, iirc Ryzen 5, gaming performancr got better some time after release, both due to developer optimization processes, and AMD's BIOS updates. i5s should (and probably will be) ahead of R3, but that's more R5's ballpark.
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Well, some healthy competition in the budget-friendly CPU market, and a good alternative to Intel's i3 (slacking) lineup. Great news for customers!
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
What about the end user? The >90% market share of Windows is made up of people who won't be tinkering around their distro, or care about things as package managers or custom desktop environments. But is it possible to grab a larger
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Well, even though I have no clue about Chinese, this seems like an impressive amount of work. How long did it take for you to build the whole thing?
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by tpaschalis 9y ago
Go for it! Adding a USB keyboard would be immensely helpful. Seeing that you have access to the internet I would second @rl3's suggestion about trying a (free or cheap) VPS service and SSHing to the machine, especially for snapshots,
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Who should lead an Agile team?(yegor256.com)
1 points by tpaschalis 9y ago|0 comments
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
I think this is the case with both Windows and the Linux base distros. It's a necessity when you need to support a wide array of hardware, but might be different with Apple's ecosystem.
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
It's the same order of magnitude of work, as it is maintaining a fully-fledged browser. It's sad to see open-source projects shut down, but being a sole developer is a lot different than having the resources of a giant like Google
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
Well, it seems like a catchy title and an image on the project's README.md is enough to get a couple dozens of stars on GitHub.
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
All companies with human shareholders will work to maximize profits, be it short- or long-term. If you can provide the environment where any 'evilness' will actually work against bigger profit, then the shareholders will try to
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
Oh, look! A couple of stolen Javascript (it's always Javascript) frameworks, as well as a fork of TensorFlow!
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! More data about Replies, along with some meaningful visualization are the first priorities.
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
How did you select to test for that string? Is it some 'null' character? I'll have to take a second look into that. Thanks a lot!
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I hadn't any "real" users test it, since it's my first published app, so it's much appreciated. Did you, by any chance, get any unnecessary latency issues? My limited metrics show that there
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Show HN: Tweetstream – Get a user's tweets, between two dates(tweetstream.space)
10 points by tpaschalis 10y ago|9 comments
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
What is the general view on this? I don't have an economics background, but.. Well, the 'startup scene' isn't necessarily mature and/or tested enough for employees to be able to take a 10 year risk. In a sense, for
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
I second this request. It's a nice tool, but it can be really easy to accidentally nuke something useful.
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
-- Result received at 14:30:3, response time of 24.714s -- Execution Timed Out Seems very interesting, will check it out and hopefully provide some feedback when it's back online
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by tpaschalis 10y ago
Well, I suppose it's not meant to replace traditional building methods/materials, but as it gets better, imagine the usability of such tech eg. for building a base on the moon.