ubercore

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by ubercore 11y ago
While reductive, I do agree with your TLDR here. The sub-text for me reading that, and I admit this may say more about me than OP, is that she sounds like she helped to make a culture that would have made _me_ develop kidney stones. I find
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by ubercore 11y ago
The hardware offloading (which seems to be missing with OpenBSD) is what makes that a great piece of hardware for the price.
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by ubercore 11y ago
So, I'd like to think I'm generally an understanding person, but I don't really follow how my opinions on GitHub censoring the word "retard" in repos (which I have no problem with; almost every use of the word I&#x2
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by ubercore 11y ago
Can you help me understand what a fair or understanding reading of this looks like?
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by ubercore 11y ago
Ok, I just read the whole thing. Was this comment a troll to get me to read it? I still don't get it.
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by ubercore 11y ago
I don't get it. Maybe as a casual soylent user I'm defensive myself, but I don't understand why the author is so personally offended by this? Disclosure: I stopped reading part way through. Soylent is a meal replacement that
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by ubercore 11y ago
I appreciate what you're pointing out how, but it doesn't strictly work since sugar arguably has a far larger affect on overall health and metabolism than caffeine. At least in the context of this story.
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by ubercore 11y ago
You might check out http://circus.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ instead of supervisord; you can restart managed processes on a schedule, and it also publishes events to zmq and statsd for integration with any other t
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by ubercore 11y ago
The most likely cynical spin I can think of isn't that cynical; just trying to anticipate cultural trends they can use to their advantage in marketing and public opinion. Investing in sometimes-slightly painful positions earlier than t
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by ubercore 11y ago
Maybe if _really_ thoroughly documented, but for n=1, I found it off-putting.
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by ubercore 11y ago
I'm curious, why just "e", "m", "h", "t" for source directories?
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by ubercore 11y ago
Sounds like a version of http://www.sitepoint.com/hierarchical-data-database-2/ ?
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by ubercore 11y ago
But the general concept of controlling externalized risks through regulation is. That's the lesson here, rather than dissecting individual regulations and causes. And the same process that regulates externalities and allows people affe
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by ubercore 11y ago
My experience with payroll has been that if you have ADP, "I've heard that Paychex is better" and if you have Paychex "I've heard ADP is better" :)
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by ubercore 11y ago
Honestly, I'd mirror the comments in that PDF. I was one step removed from dealing directly with Zenefits at a small (<20 employee) company that switched to Zenefits. The experience was fairly negative overall; lots of manual work t
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by ubercore 11y ago
Any specifics you can share about why the architecture was so obviously wrong? This is a really interesting topic for me!
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by ubercore 11y ago
Hmm, ok. I think I get that -- I'll have to see if I can symlink into the GOPATH; I feel like I read somewhere you can't. I'd like to avoid making my GOPATH be a subdir in the containing repo. Thanks!
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by ubercore 11y ago
At the risk of lazy-web, I just came off an attempt at writing a small service in Go. I liked the language, but found vendoring and package/dependency management sucked most of my time, and I never reached a workable conclusion. I&#x27
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by ubercore 11y ago
I think maybe the parent comment is wondering "Why Glimmer and not React for the rendering library?"
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by ubercore 12y ago
DC.js isn't a replacement, it integrates d3 and crossfilter to make data-driven charts based on a crossfilter data source.
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by ubercore 12y ago
It's pretty performant with large data sizes. The number of dimensions has impacted performance more in my experience, and there's a hard limit of (I think) 16 maximum dimensions.
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by ubercore 12y ago
The most interesting thing I took from the Mill videos I watched is the way they define the processor features in code. They can describe the whole specification in code, compile and test the CPU. Then get enough information from the simula
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by ubercore 12y ago
I hear you on the data concern, but FTA: "...partnering with Now Matters Now, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Save.org and Forefront: Innovations in Suicide Prevention, a nonprofit operating out of the University of Washingto
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by ubercore 12y ago
Are you working on any audio (non-speech) analysis services? I have no particular usecase in mind, but it's an area I'm always interested in!
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by ubercore 12y ago
I'll bite, can someone help me understand the downvotes? Actiontec routers (among others I'm sure) may not work well with Bonjour out of the box: https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&e
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by ubercore 12y ago
That is true, but I also believe there are some lower level "nice to haves" they enable on their routers to make sure Bonjour/mDNS works properly for airplay. If not intentionally, I do know that some routers (Actiontec &#x2F
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by ubercore 12y ago
I believe the point being made here is that for a given couple on a given day, the length of their marriage dictates the probability that they _will_ get divorced. Almost like a hard drive where MTBF increases as the drive is used.
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by ubercore 12y ago
I believe those features arise as a side-effect of domestication, they're not the actual goal of domestication. In the silver fox experiment, things like floppy ears arose without being specifically selected for. http://en.w
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by ubercore 12y ago
> NASA spent nearly 20 years developing a form of space ice cream that astronauts found palatable. When will the internet get over the space pen meme?
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by ubercore 12y ago
Right. Thanks for correcting me, I missed that.

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