traeblain

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by traeblain 2y ago
There are a number of great comments here, but one of the best things I've seen from "fresh eyes" is identifying entrenched waste. In manufacturing, eliminating waste/process improvements are always being looked at and o
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by traeblain 6y ago
I cannot agree more with this comment. CAD software is still so dominated by proprietary systems that maintain their own version control and feature set. And since all the major players offer a "suite" of tools, there's no
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by traeblain 7y ago
Apple just finished closing down (pretty sure) all their stores in the East District of TX so all these suits can no longer be filed there. Might help conclude a bunch of these...or not...it's a ton of money we're talking about.
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by traeblain 7y ago
I agree that it's worth looking at all public structures of font selection as well. The Highway department is in this right now. Highway Gothic is old an difficult to read, yet instead of a public domain free to use sign font, they a
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by traeblain 9y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned BitWarden. https://bitwarden.com/ Open-source, multi-platform, etc. I haven't switched from Lastpass yet, but I'm seriously considering.
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by traeblain 11y ago
Yes not to mention the thousands of companies that have to deal with Ex/Im laws that cannot move to "the cloud". Not to mention the CIOs that will have to tell there lawyers that all there IP is leaving the network...but don
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by traeblain 11y ago
Works on Codeship as well. The process.env.CI is set to true there as well.
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by traeblain 12y ago
I agree...reverse proxy would cap this off awesomely. The other item I have been really wanting out of a local server tool is host definition as well. In other words, I can setup a local site but instead of going to localhost:81 ... I can
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by traeblain 13y ago
So they are saying that they can never get a NSL to turn over information, but where are these servers? Who has the keys to the door of the server room? So maybe they don't get the NSL, but the people/group/company that is h
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by traeblain 13y ago
Agreed, he raises no convincing point. And yes, if you are in a very traumatic accident the helmet is only going to do so much...and like you said the one thing it does is the one thing you cannot live without. You can go on living without
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by traeblain 13y ago
This would mainly be used for posting to sites that allow images but not custom javascript. If you run your own site and can use MathJax, then you are fine but for others that cannot include the javascript (comments systems, social sites,
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Revoke access to all those Reader replacements(accounts.google.com)
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by traeblain 13y ago
That's not necessarily regressive, if a billionaire buys the same house someone making $70,000/yr doesn't make it regressive. It's not linearly progressive (ie 1:1 ratio of taxes to taxable amount), but is still progressive. Current incom
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by traeblain 13y ago
This really is a big option...but I can't see this taking off either. Secure Email Digital IDs have been out for forever and very few people use it...even fewer webmail clients use it. What seems to be obvious, doesn't appear to be catchi
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by traeblain 13y ago
I like the post. I'm always concerned that then next product I like will get bought and shut down. I don't fault the founders for wanting to make money, but do see the type of "sale for IP/Team" jobs as a failure not a startup success. One
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by traeblain 13y ago
The US version of this group is the Order of the Engineer: http://www.order-of-the-engineer.org/
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by traeblain 13y ago
WinAMP and ShoutCast are no longer a fit for AOL. This is most likely the writing on the wall for them. Sad because WinAMP is still a great product.
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by traeblain 13y ago
Thank you. I've had an issue with the White House petitions since it's inception, and could put my finger on exactly why. And this absolutely articulates my thoughts.
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by traeblain 13y ago
Actually Congress cannot pass a law regulating it per the 10th amendment. They can pass laws governing other things that effectively regulate this--often by withholding federal funds from states that do not comply--but have no power over t
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by traeblain 13y ago
Here's a video on the subject, same exact response you had. http://vimeo.com/44824447 (Warning, some photos that are pretty rough...)
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by traeblain 13y ago
I do all the time, mainly because of lock-in at work and family laptop. Python is really easy to do this with. But yes, web code gets deployed to a Linux box. But you can do quite a bit from desktop application to the source of this post,
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by traeblain 13y ago
Spyder has single-highhandedly allowed me to convert MATLAB users to Python.
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by traeblain 13y ago
Last I checked, I could only setup a Ruby box. Where do we setup a python box?
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by traeblain 13y ago
Completely disagree. That's what is so great about DataNitro's tool to begin with. You get people using a more powerful tool...in the tool they most often use (Excel), then you are off. Another reason is that Python is a great alternative
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by traeblain 13y ago
The installers don't stop the user from learning how to manage their packages. Other than Anaconda, the installers still emphasis using easy_install or pip. But what these do that many people don't understand is that when you do hit a comp
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by traeblain 13y ago
I'd recommend pointing beginners to PythonXY, WinPython, PortablePython, or Anaconda. Just like many Mac people get pointed to `brew` installs, it's just easier for Windows users to run with these installers.
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by traeblain 13y ago
No you have to have the correct version of VS or Mingw with the proper commands in the way `pip` is configured.
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by traeblain 13y ago
They explain why at the end of the article. See: "A note on Python versions"
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by traeblain 13y ago
I also have to disagree with quite a bit of this guide. Most windows systems are configured to simply do a `pip install numpy` since they often are missing the specific compiling tools to properly install these packages. For Windows vets,
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by traeblain 13y ago
Logn is correct, it work exactly like this. Performance Bicycle uses it, eCost.com, and Drs. Foster and Smith. I think I've seen it for flowers as well.

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