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91.
by unexistance 10y ago
the 'too much' will come in 18 months :D
92.
by unexistance 10y ago
now I have to ask, is it just to run/execute things or there are other stuff you do with it?
93.
by unexistance 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/435/ Made me remember this. If only the 'upper' fields adopt mathematical naming where applicable :D
94.
by unexistance 10y ago
Given the rarity of such expert in any/all field, I'd dare say it's more like nature instead of nurture. The best we can nurture is 'good' analogy, that still somewhat valid even if the analogy is expanded further p
95.
by unexistance 10y ago
> But as a cockpit designer told me once, everything that seems intuitively obvious in cockpit design was paid for with blood. pretty sure the same is true for a lot of other things that needed improvement, EVEN if the designer(s) knows
96.
by unexistance 10y ago
not exactly slide-related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11719953
97.
by unexistance 10y ago
'Sugar water' here means consume & consume, instead of creating, learning & collaborating
98.
by unexistance 10y ago
"to augment human intelligence"
99.
by unexistance 10y ago
the rise of professional hand-cranker
100.
by unexistance 10y ago
> “Because of my low grades, my father thought that I might be mentally retarded,” Adler later wrote. His father took Charles to see a psychologist, who said, “You have a remarkable son [with] a vivid imagination. He should be encouraged
101.
by unexistance 10y ago
I'm not the most versed in encryption & stuff, so does Let's Encrypt prevents / subvert Verizon's HTTP modification? EDIT: ah it's supercookie[1] and apparently a full protection is "Only a VPN or Tor"
102.
by unexistance 10y ago
I wonder what's Mozilla's reaction to this, if they haven't done so before
103.
by unexistance 10y ago
Can I ask for an example entry / site that you actually do this?
104.
by unexistance 10y ago
microservice :D
105.
by unexistance 10y ago
huh, that sounds cool, energy-efficient factory robots, sounds like something the Japanese love
106.
by unexistance 10y ago
I wonder what SoftBank can add to ARM technologically? Obviously besides swimming in dollar
107.
by unexistance 10y ago
eh, modern mainframe even runs Linux, so not really a problem there technically Just find one of the experts that are willing to answer whatever question you have on the legacy COBOL code
108.
by unexistance 10y ago
perhaps BPG is better? By the great Fabrice Bellard http://bellard.org/bpg/
109.
by unexistance 10y ago
you should learn the domain knowledge there while the experts is still around, then migrate it out to ruby or .NET or whatever
110.
by unexistance 10y ago
yes language are NOT difficult, it's the same concept everywhere (conditions / loop / boolean logic / etc) BUT the hard part was, is and will always be domain knowledge , with special cases here & there, obscure log
111.
by unexistance 10y ago
this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_operating_system
112.
by unexistance 10y ago
I've set it up to follow Solarized dark color scheme. Yes it'll take some time to get used BUT totally worth it, especially when you're reading text a lot :D I did test with light themes, I have to agree it looks worse compar
113.
by unexistance 10y ago
never noticed that, but I'm running uBlock + NoScript.
114.
by unexistance 10y ago
You can do that (of sort) in Firefox by Preference | Content | Colors * change the Text & Background colors * uncheck system colors * always override
115.
by unexistance 10y ago
> With all of those technologies they were used to being in control of the styling of what they consumed. One person's styles for irc could be completely different than another's, and that was fine. The idea that things should
116.
by unexistance 10y ago
firefox + tiddlywiki ffmpeg vlc virtualbox vi / awk / grep / more / sed [windows only] notepad++ (I sorely miss this in linux T_T) SysTrayPlay mp3
117.
by unexistance 10y ago
it's actually simple logic, money comes first. If the guilty rich enough, get money else, jail time If there are public anger, then give minimal/luxurious jail time continue to next public issue
118.
by unexistance 10y ago
unsurprisingly, he uses Gentoo :D very cool in my eyes
119.
by unexistance 10y ago
Thanks Sir Alan, got a LOT to think about now :D I'm just glad someone I look up to similarly concerned with human education & augmentation via computer systems
120.
by unexistance 10y ago
ah, thanks for saving me from the trouble, Fx on Linux here as well :D

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