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vzaliva
7y ago
As the side note, the following sentence from the post "I began my investigation with a strong presumption of chicanery" is something I am going to steal and use from now on. :)
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vzaliva
7y ago
I was in search of a good cross-platform notes app. Like Evernote, but preferably free with the open data format. I concluded that for me, personally, emacs org-mode with notes files stored in the Dropbox folder turns out to be an optimal s
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vzaliva
7y ago
Without measurements, it is just one guys' tantrum. There are many air quality measurement products he can buy if he wants to be scientific about it: https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Industrial-Scientific-In...
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vzaliva
7y ago
I was not been able to find list of supported cameras. Could anybody please point to it?
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vzaliva
7y ago
I am an ACM member and I see many other members like me disappointed by the stance ACM took. What is the best way to get our grievances known? Thousands comments across various forums are lost in information noise. If there is a petition or
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vzaliva
7y ago
I think I am still subscribed to it (since 90s) and ocassionaly receive an update.
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vzaliva
7y ago
I do not use DuckDuckGo since they announced that they partnered with Yandex.ru. I do not want my searches going to Russia, even anonymized. https://www.reddit.com/r/duckduckgo/comments/a7nl1v/duckduck...
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vzaliva
7y ago
Any word how this will be supported on Linux? The article states: "In keeping with Yubico’s design philosophy, the YubiKey Bio will not require any batteries, drivers, or associated software."
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vzaliva
7y ago
I applaud Dell for supporting Linux on their hardware. Their main contribution should be open-source drivers for their hardware included in major Linux distributions. That said, I would not use their pre-installed Linux because of security
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vzaliva
7y ago
I think dictionaries must not be age rated.
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vzaliva
7y ago
They gonna find a new job and transfer their H1B there. It is difficult to get the first H1B as you must fit the limited annual cap. But once you got it, you can relatively easily transfer to new employer. Speaking from experience...
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vzaliva
7y ago
But they are easily transferable. I've hanged work on H1B at least 4 times.
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vzaliva
7y ago
The assumption that they are hiring H1B employees to save money does not hold the water. It is a condition of H1B visa approval for the company to offer a competitive wage. The company must advertise a similar position and offer an H1B empl
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vzaliva
7y ago
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." I think is most likely inconsistent reviewing. I've seen this with Apple, as well as with Google. The apps stores need to have very clear guidelines
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vzaliva
7y ago
The word "fuck" is in the dictionary. That does not mean it is universally appropriate.
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vzaliva
7y ago
I am moderately happy with XPS-13. My main problem is touchpad ergonomy http://lambda-files.crocodile.org/2019/01/dell-xps-13-touchp... which I was able to alleviate a bit by "moving furniture in my home"
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vzaliva
7y ago
As I said, "when possible". When not possible a smart compiler can give a warning or an error and ask the user to either use arbirary-precision integer or a type with bound checking.
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vzaliva
7y ago
It should be an RSS feed.
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vzaliva
7y ago
it does not have to. A smart compiler can narrow it down to machine size integers then possible.
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vzaliva
7y ago
this is terrible
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vzaliva
7y ago
Before spending my time and exposing my private information by registering I wish to know how this site is better than Goodreads. One data point: Goodreads TOC: 92 lines Stack TOC: 174 lines.
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vzaliva
7y ago
I've used NNW for years and it was fantastic! If you looking for desktop RSS reader look no further. Switching back to Linux forced me to look for alternatives and I ended up with Feedly. There were complaints at first but after a whil
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vzaliva
7y ago
Many feeds I am subscribed are low-volume and having lots of them does not overwhelm me with information. This is the beauty of RSS.
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vzaliva
7y ago
I have a very similar problem with Google's Chrome store. I have a small open-source extension. Recently they started to send me notices that it is in violation of their policies. All my attempts to figure out what exactly I am doing w
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vzaliva
7y ago
protonmail
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vzaliva
7y ago
I personally like parentheses. But a surprising amount of my engineering friends bring it up as a major issue as soon as we start talking about List or Scheme.
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vzaliva
7y ago
Let's combine things the many people hate: lisp parenthesis with python's GIL. :)
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vzaliva
7y ago
I hope they will do a decent Linux port. For example, maximum font zoom was limited by 150%. It does not allow to zoom more than that. On 13" screen with 3840x2160 pixels it is not enough. Fonts are too small to read comfortably.
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vzaliva
7y ago
this article has nothing to do with "data scientists". It is just a runt by some guy who used Upwork for the first time, did not follow their (admittedly stupid) rules and got into payment dispute.
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vzaliva
7y ago
Am I the only one who finds this ironic that this discussion is held at TMZ?
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