arturhoo

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by arturhoo 4y ago
40m, recreational diving only
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by arturhoo 4y ago
I highly recommend Processing and The Coding Train [0]. The visual feedback is both engaging and illuminating to folks who have no prior experience with procedures or spreadsheets. [0] https://youtube.com/c/TheCodingTra
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Migadu sunsetting free email plan on October first 2020(migadu.com)
3 points by arturhoo 6y ago|1 comments
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by arturhoo 6y ago
I'm happily paying for DNS (nextdns.io), I don't think paying for an equivalent search engine would be a stretch.
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TestSlide: Fluent Python Testing(github.com)
1 points by arturhoo 8y ago|0 comments
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by arturhoo 8y ago
I can't find any evidence that it has been. I use a long and strong password and have 2-step-verification enabled in my account. I haven't received any new account activity emails and the I don't see anything suspicious on my
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by arturhoo 8y ago
As a counter point, I woke up today to this weird email: https://bit.ly/2wMpPL3 Picture is from 2011 and was originally hosted on Picasa (but I'm pretty certain it was never shared publicly) and I don't have a Goo
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Google automatically sharing geotagged photos from Photos to Maps(twitter.com)
53 points by arturhoo 8y ago|12 comments
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by arturhoo 10y ago
Give AOL Reader a try (I know) http://reader.aol.com/
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by arturhoo 10y ago
Awesome news! Prometheus does fill a void in the monitoring, time series, visualization niche. I found it more straightforward to setup and use than the alternatives such as statsd, collectived, influxdb (which seems to be headed the wrong
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by arturhoo 10y ago
I thought the same thing! Although he is definitely right to complain about Namecheap, the biggest takeaway is, your email is the most important service you have on the internet: > I’m pretty careful to use 2FA for any service that I con
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by arturhoo 11y ago
That's a neat way way to tight together both worlds, and I can see it being useful in cases like testing. Nonetheless, it is important to distinguish the need to communicate between programs and the need to programmatically run a piece
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I'm Brazilian and needed a few seconds to understand what they meant. I kept reading it like to-do(s). In the end they're just playing with the word: https://translate.google.com/#pt/en/todos
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks for sharing.
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Genuine question: is there a reason for the downloads to be hosted at source forge?
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I agree with everything you've said and I'm really sorry if it seemed that I was implying we are all born with equal abilities. I agree that intelligence is partly hereditary, immutable and important, the same way that is the will
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by arturhoo 11y ago
The article does a good job of shining some fresh ideas in the discussion. The most interesting part for me is this paragraph: As losers are excluded from the game, they are not allowed to learn. The divide between winners and losers grows
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by arturhoo 11y ago
We did not have detailed enough monitoring for this dimension (membership size), and didn’t have enough capacity allocated to the metadata service to handle these much heavier requests. As much as I admire and rely on AWS' scale to b
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I sometimes wonder about this very question from month to month and I always end up seeing Rails as a winner. I believe the success behind rails and ruby ecosystems is due to the rails "monopoly" - it got so many things right alon
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by arturhoo 11y ago
By "disobedient tool for taking unique photographs" I was expecting a camera that added some sort of noise/glitches/features to pictures to make them unique. As an art project, it sounds provoking to restrict a fellow ph
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I'll bite the Ubuntu part. Ubuntu was the second Linux distribution I put my hands on back in 2008, after giving Fedora a try and being frustrated - it was a system administration internship at my university, every server on the campus
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Congratulations on what look a very challenging task. I'm assuming a part of those tests hit a database. How have you dealt with it? I assume that a single instance, even on a powerful bare server could be a road blocker in this situat
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Is anyone able to give some insights for non US citizens that have options of an American company but work overseas with no american employment contracts. Thanks!
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by arturhoo 11y ago
We had problems while connecting to S3 standard US region from us-east-1 at 19UTC but it was solved 20 minutes later. edit: seeing connectivity issues again at 19h50UTC
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Supposing that the money collected from drives is able to pay for drivers, engineering and digital infrastructure, I'd guess that the big loss comes from the cost of growing to new cities. Usually there is a international growth employ
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by arturhoo 11y ago
If you find this combination of Natural Computation and arts (or styling in this case), you might want to take a look on papers published on these tracks: * Evolutionary Computation for Music, Art, and Creativity - http://cilab.c
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by arturhoo 11y ago
The discoveryd fiasco was the biggest let down for me. Every single Macbook in the office suffered connectivity issues and it took them too long to go back to the old, perfectly fine state. It's almost 20 years of internet ferociously
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by arturhoo 11y ago
The host you're connecting to could be able to, force write/destroy your public repos or clone your (and your employer's) private repos given that he knows their paths, eg: github/github. I'd assume that a few compa
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Nice idea, but don't run the command if you have Host * ForwardAgent yes On your ~/.ssh/config
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by arturhoo 11y ago
I agree with Guido that the thing I hate the most in Python is packaging in general. I find Ruby's gems , bundler and Gemfile.lock to be a much more elegant solution. On the other hand, I really like the explicit imports (when use

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