tvmalsv

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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I would be really interested in that, too. I'm more of a backend guy, not an artist, and I think I would benefit from watching designers do their thing. Not so I could be a designer, but just to know their tools and workflow.
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
Ya, apparently it's been around longer than I thought. They have a blog entry [1] announcing the bootstrapping in November of 2013. [1] http://crystal-lang.org/2013/11/14/good-bye-ruby-thursday.ht...
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
It looks like this is an alternative to homebrew, with pkgsrc providing all binaries and brew doing compilations for many packages (I know homebrew can do binaries using "Cask"). Is one obviously better than the other for a typica
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
> What I'm wondering is, was the object a Magnetar, prior to the Supernova? From what I gathered, a Magnetar is a type of neutron star, and a neutron star is formed from the gravitational collapse after a supernova. About 10% of su
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I remember many years ago the iTunes player had to include an option for "humanizing" the randomness of their shuffle play (or whatever they called it). Turns out that good randomness didn't seem random to people. They might
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I can second neocities.org. I only have one site hosted there but it's fast, free, easy, and supports having your own domain name.
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
Pretty cool, nice work. I've done traditional regex for so long that reading the regex version of the url example was faster for me than reading the Xeger code. But, I know regex gives a lot of people trouble, and this provides a gre
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
Even if ads could cover the costs+, they might not want to have a lot of people to get the mindset of Slack==Ads. For many of those users, the ad-laden version of Slack might be their first impression of Slack.
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
According to the Redis support page, Pivotal sponsors Redis and they provide commercial support services for it. Although, to be honest, the page linked from the Redis site ( http://www.pivotal.io/big-data/redis ) doesn&
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I know, I'm a little late to this party, but just in case anyone is still around... :) For me, mounting my local app files as a volume is useful during development since it keeps the workflow fast. I don't have to rebuild the ima
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
True. They do have a classification of Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS). Not the same thing as "perfectly safe", but I'm guessing that's what they probably meant.
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
If that were the case, wouldn't that mean that the moment a black hole is formed, it would never become any larger? How have super-massive black holes formed in less than 14 billion years?
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
In my case, I was just trying to get a simple copy of the map image. Since the map is made up of a grid of smaller images (and besides, google intercepts the right click), I can't just right click and save as. So, I would just go to
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I"m glad I'm not the only one. I couldn't find where the print option went a couple of days ago and was feeling kind of embarrassed. After less than a minute of looking around without finding it, I just headed over to Bing
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
I got the feeling that he was pointing out "a lot" as quite an understatement :)
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by tvmalsv 11y ago
The topic is also covered pretty well in the book "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy" by David D. Burns. I think it helps to recognize or understand some of these behaviors when there's someone in your life that has these k
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
Just because you're price sensitive, that doesn't mean that you'll buy something you don't want, just because it's cheaper than what you do want. There's been plenty of research that shows most people are more
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
Let's not forget Assault on Precinct 13 (www.imdb.com/title/tt0074156/) and Christine (www.imdb.com/title/tt0085333/) :)
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
Long "a" or short "a"? ;)
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
I don't remember who authored the following, but I thought it was amusing enough years ago to toss it into my interesting-quotes.txt: I recall reading a science fiction story that involved the first human spaceship to reach the edge of
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
Interesting site, but it took a little effort to view. When visiting the site via Firefox and Adblock Plus, the site renders as just an empty page.
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
That's kind of how a lot of new products are named, in and out of tech. It can be difficult to create a new word that's agreeable in the way it sounds, and preferably carries a little meaning tied to the product. The search engin
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by tvmalsv 12y ago
I'm using Ghostery, too, but mine is only showing 8 blocked. Are you still seeing 104?