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by xearl 7y ago
You can download all your Keep notes via Google Takeout. And there's an unofficial Python API, that works well and is actively maintained: https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi
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by xearl 7y ago
The growth rate of infected deaths and the measurable mortality displacement makes that hypothesis extremely unlikely. As does (albeit in a weaker form) the testing of the full population of Vò. As does the testing in at least a few Europea
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by xearl 7y ago
Red requires Rebol 2, which is proprietary; Red does not require (and, in fact, does not work with) Rebol 3. However, Rebol 3 (and it's active descendant Ren-C) bootstraps itself; it does not require Rebol 2.
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by xearl 7y ago
"Screenshot": water.css ( https://kognise.github.io/water.css/ ) + the following HTML snippet, per link: <p><a href="$url" title="$txt">$url</a></p>
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by xearl 7y ago
The rule headlines: 1: Be welcoming 2: Help potential contributors evaluate if the project is a good fit 3: Make governance explicit 4: Keep knowledge up to date and findable 5: Have and enforce a code of conduct 6: Develop fo
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Simple rules for helping newcomers become contributors to open projects(journals.plos.org)
2 points by xearl 7y ago|1 comments
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by xearl 7y ago
> Or then I just couldn't find the document you mentioned in the previous post. There you go: https://github.com/google/AFL/blob/master/docs/QuickStartGui...
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The PARA method for organizing digital information(praxis.fortelabs.co)
7 points by xearl 7y ago|1 comments
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by xearl 7y ago
The naming strikes me as quite unfortunate. Kdb+ is a (time-series) database that supports the languages K and SQL. Naming a product in a similar space KSQL was already a questionable idea. Jumping through the hoops of renaming only to choo
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Linstor: Manage large pools of Linux storage(linbit.com)
2 points by xearl 7y ago|0 comments
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Checkmk: Infrastructure and Application Monitoring(checkmk.com)
3 points by xearl 7y ago|0 comments
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by xearl 8y ago
but even in this reply you describe the standoff very well yourself: after k8s replaces all amazon bloat to become the default AWS api, k8s has effectively commoditised AWS. i think that's precisely the point OP is also making.
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by xearl 8y ago
Regarding your niche (2): what open source project do you have in mind?
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by xearl 8y ago
> Where in the actual text of the law does it say that they will never impose the maximum fine for a trivial or minor offence? Article 83 (including related recitals)
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by xearl 8y ago
> I can press every button in an entire union, apparently every 40 days. In most cases that will be considered "repetitive" and "excessive" - Art. 12 (5) - and businesses will be allowed to charge for fully responding
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by xearl 9y ago
Assuming that the C++ bit and the not having faith b/c of Chromium bit are related, would you mind expanding (briefly) on the problems you saw?
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by xearl 9y ago
Sorting by hash will always cluster lines with equal content together, whereas true randomisation won't. Eg `(seq 3; seq 3; seq 3) | sort -R`.
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by xearl 9y ago
nice collection! upvoted for "15. `namei -l`" alone, which is far too little known. a better "20. Randomize lines in file": shuf file.txt instead of cat file.txt | sort -R (sort -R sorts by hash, which is n
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by xearl 9y ago
interestingly enough, `ss` (usually w/`-ltun`) was the first thing i successfully reprogrammed my muscle memory to (after 12y+ of using netstat). `ip r` instead of `route` being a close second. i have come to very much appreciate the c
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by xearl 10y ago
To me it sounds like these numbers are from a migration-in-progress. So they are trying, but instead of giving up and saying "not the right tool for us" they are trying to improve the tool.
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by xearl 10y ago
Perfect Developer [1] is another one not yet mentioned. You write and verify your "specifications" (program-parts to be verified) using a language called "Perfect" and generate C++, C#, or Java from that (SPARK Ada gener
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by xearl 10y ago
> "In general, types really just get in the way when scripting or prototyping or trying to do anything fast" I've found the opposite of that claim to be true. Types are absurdly helpful in prototyping or trying to do anyth
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by xearl 10y ago
> And no, you can't have LISP without its syntax, because that's what's giving it power. The "code is data" mantra only works because Lisp is homoiconic No. Homoiconicity is nice for "code is data" and
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Swiss town Zug first to accept Bitcoin for government services(swissinfo.ch)
3 points by xearl 10y ago|0 comments
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by xearl 11y ago
It seems that "Remix OS for PC" will be at least "free to use": > "With that in mind, Remix OS for PC is free to download, free to install, and free to use." No idea about open source, though.
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RemixOS – Android for the desktop(jide.com)
380 points by xearl 11y ago|189 comments
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Programming and Programming Languages(papl.cs.brown.edu)
256 points by xearl 12y ago|63 comments
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Has RAID5 stopped working? (2013)(zdnet.com)
41 points by xearl 12y ago|30 comments
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by xearl 12y ago
VMware is owned by EMC. VMware bought Spring Source. EMC bought Pivotal Labs. VMware and EMC subsequently decided to spin-out a few of their acquisitions, including Spring and Pivotal Labs: into a company they dubbed Pivotal Software.
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The Challenge of the Brachistochrone(jsoftware.com)
45 points by xearl 12y ago|16 comments

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