turtle4

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by turtle4 7mo ago
Did you set that up following a guide or anything you could share?
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by turtle4 2y ago
Does the ford f150 lightning not count for some reason?
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by turtle4 2y ago
Seems like you have some experience with the orchestrator offerings. Airflow still the way to go, or would you recommend something else for someone just starting down the path of selecting and implementing a data orchestrator?
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by turtle4 3y ago
People acting as though this is nothing new are ignoring how the system and numbers have changed over time. - There used to be more children per family, so the burden was shared. The parents in question had fewer children, and now a sin
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by turtle4 7y ago
Search for Quirk CBT. I think the core is open source and they have supporting apps for the various phone platforms. It isn't a general survey tool, but specifically tailored for CBT from what I understand. I've not used it, so I
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by turtle4 8y ago
There are no perfect alternatives, just imperfect ones. Apple has their own issues, but they've claimed that their business is selling you a device and software and media to run on it, and making their money from that as opposed to res
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by turtle4 8y ago
If I pay $10 a month and see 3 movies that are normally $11 apiece (local tickets are $10.75), that's a pretty clear value proposition. How can you ask what the service is with a straight face? Are you honestly implying that if I have
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by turtle4 8y ago
Is that what they are saying though? I'm not reading it as 'small teams can't comply'. I'm reading it as if you comply, you will make less money advertising, and that affects the dynamics in a social app. If you hav
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by turtle4 10y ago
I would love to see in on rpi3 as an alternate editor for python, node, go if it could be performant.
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by turtle4 10y ago
It's about eliminating cognitive load when reading and/or modifying source later. The more code you can eliminate from what is being looked at, the easier it is for the reader to understand the purpose of the function and what it
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by turtle4 10y ago
Can you elaborate on this at all? First hit within what type of time frame?
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by turtle4 11y ago
I don't think that's true. From what I perused of the driver implementations, I think that as calls are made, the driver basically builds an AST up, and then when you call run() it compacts it and sends it over to the DB. ie, when
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by turtle4 12y ago
Thanks for posting. There's one piece of this that hasn't quite clicked yet for me, which is UI refresh coupled with the event stream approach. In the article's example, for instance, you have the user events going into the
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by turtle4 12y ago
The situation sucks for you, but there isn't anything remotely illegal about it, and it really isn't a matter of being unfair. They don't have a monopoly on online advertising, and they are free to make whatever business dea
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by turtle4 12y ago
While having access at all is nice, the terms of use are prohibitive and somewhat heavy handed. They basically say you can make something, but can't charge for it in any way, you can't create a mash-up (no augmentation of data) a
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by turtle4 13y ago
At least one of the 12 seeds wins almost every year. An 11 seed upsetting doesn't really impact the odds much. Not that anyone is going to win his money, but this one game doesn't change anything.
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by turtle4 13y ago
Having used clojure for a few things recently, I am interested in picking up a non-jvm lisp. It seems like Racket and Chicken Scheme are both well recommended. Anyone reading this have experience with both / insights as to why I might
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by turtle4 13y ago
I guess that is what I don't understand here. Why was the trademark granted when it clearly isn't unique? Do they just grant all requests and let the courts sort them out, or what?
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by turtle4 13y ago
My question regarding this is how do you prevent gaming the system causing overpopulation? What will stop currently poor individuals from having 10 kids to collect their income? Is it just not awarded until you reach age of majority?
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by turtle4 13y ago
I think it is a set PPI or above , since 'retina' was marketed as the point at which the eye couldn't detect the pixels. Presumably anything more dense would be considered the same. Since the 10" is a so-called retina d
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by turtle4 13y ago
If nothing is given, you assume the first party is indicating that their thanks/recognition is enough. If something is given, then they are acknowledging that their thanks/recognition is not enough, but that $x monetary value make
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by turtle4 13y ago
It will be interesting to see how this plays out. Hopefully society sees the benefits and gets out of the mindset you mention above (which I understand you are pointing out, not advocating). The idea that 'even one accident is too many
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by turtle4 13y ago
I think the common phrasing is, "If it's important to you, you'll find time. If it's not, you'll find an excuse."
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by turtle4 13y ago
Your response accounts only for one piece of the experience, which is the muscle memory. Perhaps you move like a robot, and muscle memory is enough for you to precisely strike the small tap targets of a keyboard, but you are off target to
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by turtle4 13y ago
If I use pip freeze > requirements.txt, it lists the packages I have installed using pip, but it doesn't list anything for the python version itself. How do I make sure the right python version gets captured if I don't check in the /env
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by turtle4 13y ago
Alright, so after I set up the environment using pip and virtualenv, I see it has python in it, etc. If I use pip freeze > requirements.txt, it lists the packages I have installed using pip, but it doesn't list anything for the python
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by turtle4 13y ago
He's saying in an absolute meritocracy, things are only awarded by merit. Given the choice between awarding a contract to company A or company B, once A has already shown to have more merit than B, all future work would logically go to A, a
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by turtle4 14y ago
Traditionally, dynamic websites run their script to generate a page at the time a request is made so that they output the site in an up to date state. So generally each request looks up data, does some logic, and outputs a templated result.
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by turtle4 14y ago
Sorry, I was a victim of the translation, I think. I see the clarification now. Sorry, I tried to delete before replies, but a couple of you got in beforehand, apparently.
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by turtle4 14y ago
Does everything have to be subscription based now? I know it is good for revenue, but it sure is a poor experience for the user. I would rather just pay $10 for 100 screens, if that is what you are charging, rather than tack on the /mo char

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