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by dprice1 4mo ago
I came here to say nearly the same. I used xsv SO MUCH at my last job, because the intermediate format of everything in the particular project was CSV, and I just could plow through everything using it. And of course BurntSushi/toml
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by dprice1 8mo ago
I like this! I noticed that the weather for some Bay Area counties seem to be getting zeroed out for temperature. https://safe-now.live/c/us/ca/county/san-mateo/ https://safe-now.live&#x
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by dprice1 8mo ago
Similarly, and also right at $99.99: Evoluent VerticalMouse https://evoshop.biz/evoluent-verticalmouse-medium-p-72.html
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by dprice1 11mo ago
I have been using Dirty Labs dishwasher powder for about a year, since we got a new dishwasher, and inspired by some of his older videos on this topic. The performance has been good, no complaints. I don't torture-test my dishwasher
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How the U.S. Just Handed the Renewable Future to China [YouTube](youtube.com)
6 points by dprice1 1y ago|1 comments
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by dprice1 2y ago
Yes, technology wise, I think it could have been done; once I left Sun/Oracle I stopped paying attention, so I can't speak to what else was done later.
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by dprice1 2y ago
Rereading the zones paper now makes me cringe, but I was in my 20s, what can I say. I think the argument we made that holds up is that this was designed to be a technology for server consolidation, and the opening section sets some context
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by dprice1 3y ago
I did the same after having a shop investigate the drain. They didn't put all of the pieces together as the OP did, but they pointed to the fuse and told me I could pull it.
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by dprice1 4y ago
Jason Lango, the original author (who I know personally), came from Brown University. Back in 1998, Brown was an 95%-Solaris shop, and so Solaris-specific APIs like Doors, its flavor of /proc, and its unique two level thread model (la
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by dprice1 4y ago
I was curious about these competing claims, so I googled for the answer. https://www.defense.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/317337... Dated Sept. 28, 2022 "In total, the United States has now com
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by dprice1 4y ago
@Craig, I wonder if you've thought of making this available (would it work??) for test case construction. Today (working in Go) I start a postgres in a docker container for testing database code. Could I instead use a go wasm runtime
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by dprice1 4y ago
According to https://www.newscientist.com/article/2328132-james-webb-spac... , "This first image is a region of space called SMACS 0723, which contains what astronomers call a gravitational lens. In areas like this
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by dprice1 5y ago
I used to work on a product for secure small-biz Wifi, and so dogfooded my own product in my house. When that was over and I took that out of my house, I had my eyes on Ubiquiti, and it is an impressive ecosystem. But as others have said
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by dprice1 5y ago
Coros, Corp. | Menlo Park, CA | Onsite or Remote within US https://coros.net Coros provides visibility into shipment accuracy so that shippers and carriers get your parcel, to you, on time. If you’ve been frustrated by late deli
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by dprice1 5y ago
> US isn't even in the top 10 when it comes to carbon emissions per capita I think you are correct when we use this very narrow measure. However, please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_gas_emissi
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by dprice1 8y ago
Me too-- a lot of receipts from Home Depot, little league, real estate documents (many times), scans from signing up for gym membership (which had a lot of PII in it, I called the guy), emails from a church elders group. Once I got an advan
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EMC’s DSSD all-flash array hits the streets, boasting 10m IOPS(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by dprice1 11y ago|0 comments
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by dprice1 12y ago
See also this (opinion) piece in the NY Times, which disputes this calculation: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/19/upshot/calculating-the-rea...
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by dprice1 12y ago
This thing seems like a good start but I have a bug report for you. For me at least, it's a deal-breaker. When browsing a source file, (firefox 32.0 on macos) pageup/pagedown/spacebar and up/down arrows do not scroll t
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by dprice1 13y ago
My guess is the previous commenter is in US. There's an excellent episode of the podcast "planet money" which addresses exactly this question, and which also explains why the system in the UK is much faster. http:/&#x2
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by dprice1 14y ago
It has 512 pages. He clearly couldn't resist...
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by dprice1 14y ago
I agree and was really surprised to see the rider in the video not wearing a helmet, even though it is legal to do so in California if you are over 18 (it is not, however, smart). The answer is to just carry one with you-- they aren't heav
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by dprice1 14y ago
This formats very strangely on my portrait-oriented display (1200x1920, firefox 11). The top of the page is a big black rectangle, and the subsequent content is bottom-aligned. It sure is pretty though.
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by dprice1 15y ago
To me the huge irritation with time picking in a lot of Android apps is that they usually force me to specify a fully populated "minutes" field. IIRC, in iOS most apps instead round to ~5 minute intervals. 99% of the time, that is what I
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by dprice1 15y ago
Awesome rant. In my mind, someone (browser vendors? security community?) should create a standard for handling interactions to do with passwords. Covering password length, characters allowed, characters required, case sensitivity, et cete
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by dprice1 15y ago
Thanks for a well-reasoned first-hand account. So I guess we agree on most of these points: e-books are great; DRM, not so much. And I think most of what you've said would apply to all of the readers reviewed (not sure about #5). My lament
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by dprice1 15y ago
I guess I should have clarified that I'd like to be able to use the device more-or-less as designed. Sideloading and conversion is nice but not something I want to do on any kind of regular basis. That is to say: Yes, I can try to overcome
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by dprice1 15y ago
I wish the review (or the accompanying ecosystem review) had considered the freedom/openness of each device. To me that seems like the #1 concern I would have with a reader for content I value over the long run. It has seemed to me that th
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by dprice1 15y ago
I use twitter lists, in part because Tweetdeck makes them easy to view. I like to follow the various food trucks around town, but usually I am only interested in them when hungry. Having them collected in a list keeps them out of my main
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by dprice1 15y ago
> As a student, I couldn't stand my required english courses. > Textlaundry has helped me to improve my writing immensely > and now I'm getting fantastic grades. The best part was that > it was so cheap! -- Lisa

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