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by trynewideas 9y ago
See also Orbis: http://orbis.stanford.edu/
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by trynewideas 9y ago
The hell makes you think he'll stop bashing it now that he owns it? I figure he'll bash it more, and in more detail, now that he has to deal with the code
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by trynewideas 9y ago
I need some time (maybe this weekend) to toy with this, but I'm curious if op or anyone who's stood it up with real folks is willing to compare it to the interactive fiction game/toy Storium ( https://storium.com&#x
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by trynewideas 10y ago
I'm pretty sure the overlap of academics who hate TeX and academics who comment on HN is small.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
The last time I even came near to, but not into, Canada via train, the train was stopped and heavily armed and body-armored CBP came on board to demand customs documents from everyone, including citizens not leaving the country during their
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Your rural experience isn't universal, the majority, common, or even frequent.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
In the Bloomberg story, but not in the Independent story: "Still, the added hiring by the municipality has helped the coffers of the national government by reducing unemployment costs by 4.7 million kronor during the first 18 months of
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Not only the tumor (which also made a decent carrying handle), but also the dream bottom plate battery OP is describing: https://www.amazon.com/Thinkpad-Battery-19-Cell-Slice/dp/B00...
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by trynewideas 10y ago
I bought Affinity Designer for Windows on impulse (at $30 I was happy enough to swap a night out for a TV dinner), and I was impressed enough that I bought Photo sight unseen the day it came out for Windows. Within about two weeks they&#x27
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by trynewideas 10y ago
I've used both. GoAccess tends to be more useful to me when I have a set of log files and want to track down something specific to the web server config. That's particularly handy when working on a server I'm not already fami
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Indeed, most of the GoAccess docs around pipes provide examples for using them to backfill missing expected features, like filtering by date range, file/MIME type, status code, etc.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
That's what he was saying he'd do a week ago. The Senate convened on Saturday without acting on Rosenworcel ( http://www.politico.com/tipsheets/morning-tech/2016/12/tech-... ) and Wheeler quit an
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Having worked for HubSpot, I know for a fact that it's used for exactly this. It's not explicitly designed or optimized for it, but it can do the job, and it has all of the features in your third paragraph.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
> the blog-like, search-unfriendly interface It's blog-like because it's just a blog. > combined with the dubious unstated origin and licensing of the images It's stated in the sidebar on every page. Still dubious, thou
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by trynewideas 10y ago
It can provide two useful functions: - Context in places where color is used to relay information but the designer failed to provide alternative means of gaining that context without sight. For instance, if a text field is "grayed out&
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Per Belichick, the NFL was experimenting with video on the sidelines.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Per Belichick, the experiment was to deliver portable video to the sideline. Per the NFL, the tablets allowed coaches to quickly queue, annotate, and loop game video play-by-play, as commentators and producers can do in the broadcast booth.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
He threw the tablet because it wasn't working for him, per Belichick: > As you probably noticed, I’m done with the tablets. I’ve given them as much time as I can give them. They’re just too undependable for me. I’m going to stick wi
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by trynewideas 10y ago
And as long as you stay away from his Twitter account, you can keep thinking he's coherent.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
There's also the people who reportedly spoke to Ron Hackler about the photo[1][2], who notes that "they wrote all of the AGC source code on AGC source coding paper". Such sheets would look like this: http://www.eah
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by trynewideas 10y ago
The repo bluetomcat awk'd covers both Luminary (LM) and Comanche (CM). EDIT: I bet he awk'd it before the repo split the files up; each is more than 1,400 pages. The total number is likely closer to 3,000.
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Per this interview between Hamilton and Jaime Rubio Hancock ( https://medium.com/@verne/margaret-hamilton-the-engineer-who... ): > Q: Was this picture taken during the Apollo project development? When was it taken and
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by trynewideas 10y ago
https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11/blob/dc4ea6735c4646...
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Orbiter has the NASSP add-on, which supports Virtual AGC: http://nassp.sourceforge.net/wiki/Main_Page Notably, it includes some unmanned auto-running missions, and some fictional missions, including a hypothetical mann
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by trynewideas 10y ago
The JS source is at https://github.com/siravan/moonjs . It's derived from Ron Burkey's unmaintained Virtual AGC at http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/ , which also hosts many of the manuals and
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by trynewideas 10y ago
Apple deprecated AFP and switched to SMB2 by default in Mavericks/10.9 ( https://www.apple.com/media/us/osx/2013/docs/OSX_Mavericks_C... ). AFP was used only for Time Machines and connections to
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EmptyEpsilon, an open-source spaceship bridge simulator built on SFML(emptyepsilon.org)
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by trynewideas 11y ago
It was used quite a bit in Customer Success. It was used when I was told to leave a few days into my four-weeks' notice. Eng was in another world, especially after the move where your team wound up in your own, separately keyed area of