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by zvr 2y ago
You should have phrased your initial comment "personal trainer weekly first thing in the morning" and let people decide the exact hour it means for them. For me, for example, that would vary between 8am and 9am. Seeing the "6
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by zvr 2y ago
Wow. Taking 10-minute breaks every hour is not something easily achievable when you have a number of meetings with other co-workers.
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by zvr 2y ago
No, what you propose needs to "keep track of the date of last login for each account", so you need memory of the size of your user population. The idea is to perform it with much smaller, fixed amount of memory.
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by zvr 2y ago
I am pretty confident that this was not the only problem/algorithm that "distracted" Knuth during the years. You can see that whenever he encounters interesting issues he has no problem pausing the work on TAOCP and pursue ot
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by zvr 2y ago
One of most useful utilities for the Mac. Which begs the question: is there anything similar for a Windows machine? Or for a Linux-based one?
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by zvr 2y ago
Both of these are easily achievable (if I understood the second one correctly; an example would help).
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by zvr 2y ago
The article itself is more than a decade old: "Submitted on 20 Sep 2013".
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by zvr 2y ago
Needs a "(2013)" in the HN title.
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by zvr 2y ago
I thought the parent company was "Booking Holdings Inc." (NASDAQ: BKNG).
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by zvr 2y ago
Interesting... I'd imagine it's not common to have re-submissions of exact same links ten years apart, without other re-submissions in-between.
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by zvr 2y ago
Too many to count, over decades. Ranging from small scripts to full-fledged applications. Some get used weekly (if not daily) after years, some much less so, since conditions and environments change. The one that had the most impact on my p
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Steve Bellovin Retirement Lecture(mastodon.lawprofs.org)
6 points by zvr 2y ago|1 comments
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by zvr 2y ago
Well, you can start by taking a look at regulations that start mentioning SBOMs, at first recommending their existence and use and then moving to mandating them. Without looking things up, I can mention White House Executive Order 14028 (20
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by zvr 2y ago
This is definitely a sound business idea, for anyone (not only the actual developer od the Open Source software) to pursue. I disagree with the "needed only by huge corporations" part -- present and forthcoming regulation will mak
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by zvr 2y ago
It's not particularly difficult to have an ISO standard be made freely available and published in https://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/in... You simply have to make the decision from the
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by zvr 2y ago
You may want to try TagSpaces https://www.tagspaces.org/ or TMSU https://tmsu.org/ which provide mechanisms for managing tags of arbitrary files (not only EXIF or ID3 ones).
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by zvr 2y ago
But how can you then sign a DCO or a CLA for contributing? Both of these say that you certify that you are the author (or you know that you have the legal rights to contribute the content). How do you know this for generated content?
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by zvr 2y ago
Good. Explicit is better than implicit (or implied). Documenting the decision and making it clear is probably better for everybody -- both those who agree and those who disagree. Lots of other projects also have reached the same decision, b
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by zvr 2y ago
And remember: YOUR attorney is not your employer's attorney (neither of company A nor of company B).
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by zvr 3y ago
You should read about Nacirema (no spoilers). The original is at https://web.archive.org/web/20061004083040/http://www.aaanet... and it has been transcribed at https://en.wikisource.org/w
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by zvr 3y ago
THANK YOU, for making images based on scratch, rather than Debian or Alpine. It makes redistribution so much easier from a license compliance perspective. And double thanks for providing an SPDX document for the contents of the image.
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by zvr 3y ago
Is there anything for triple-store, so that it can be used for RDF storage?
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by zvr 3y ago
Don't you also use for tickets in international travel (airlines, train, etc.)? Banking?
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by zvr 3y ago
Can it be configured to open OpenStreetMap instead?
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by zvr 3y ago
There is no need to turn the set of two cars -- it always has a toilet in the center so it's symmetrical.
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by zvr 3y ago
The article is not about "European tech companies", but working in Europe vs working in America. In this light, how do you classify the products of companies like Google, Amazon or even Intel that have significant number of people
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by zvr 3y ago
While of course large networks of heterogeneous nodes is where CFEngine really shines, do not dismiss its use in smaller scale. Especially since the Enterprise edition is free for up to 25 nodes. One can use CFEngine for managing a dozen of
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by zvr 3y ago
For packages being installed from distributions like Debian, you are correct that doing "apt-get source $pkg=$version" will download the source, so you can do it for every package in the image that you are distributing. On the oth
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by zvr 3y ago
This is amazing! Here in Germany, the only additional breakdown is that "glass" is separated into brown glass, green glass, and white (or clear) glass. Usually thought as beer / wine / other.
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by zvr 3y ago
me-three: (no repo) Back in '84 (or '85), I created a variant of C with everything in Greek. Most of it could be done in the preprocessor, but I remember having to modify the compiler for something (maybe function names for the li

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