International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia Climate School | Intermediate Software Developer | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | ONSITE | VISA The IRI Data Library team curates and provides access…
There is CardDAV sync built in to iOS Contacts, but I don't think the person who programmed it actually tried using it. When you create a contact on the iPhone, there's no reasonable UI for putting it in a group (it can…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia Climate School| Intermediate Software Developer | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | ONSITE | VISA The IRI Data Library team curates and provides access…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society (Columbia University) | Palisades, New York | must be US-based currently, ONSITE post-COVID | software developer/scientific programmer The IRI works with…
Could you say more about why ansible is better than shell scripts for one-time configuration? In my mind, ansible's big advantage over shell scripts is that it has good support for making incremental changes to the…
IRI, Columbia University | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | Staff Associate (software developer and trainer) | ONSITE, full-time The International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), part of Columbia…
Wow. Is no one spared?
For the record, it's been around more than two decades.
Where did you go? It's hard to find any US bank that supports it any more, let alone one with decent interest rates.
> What are some non-profits who work on enabling people in poorer countries to withstand disturbances? Are they looking for coders? The International Research Institute on Climate and Society at Columbia University's…
It's also important that assembly lines can be offshored, whereas a lot of repairs really need to be done locally by someone who can interact with the consumer to understand the problem. Countries where labor is cheap…
I spent ten years in a corporate research lab, and my experience was quite different from yours. Specifically, 1. Our process went like this: first the researcher wrote up a description of the invention for review by a…
Article content starts out in a straightforward, easy-to-process form, as created by the reporter/author, in a content management system. Then the CMS chops it up into pages and adds boilerplate for presentation as a…
The generated HTML looks like this: <span class='w0'>E</span> <span class='w1'>n</span> <span class='w2'>t</span> <span class='w3'>e</span> <span…
I agree about the convenience of having multiple branches in a single repo, as opposed to the darcs way which is one working directory per branch. For one thing, I never found a convenient way to switch between branches…
Right on. I particularly hate sites like myspace and some blogging platforms that translate the window dressing (button labels, sidebar, etc.) to your local language based on IP address, with no regard to the language…
The work week is just starting on the east coast of the US and this has already dropped to 123rd place. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to post it over the weekend, particularly a holiday weekend. On the other hand, it…
I prefer to go each day to a list of curated aggregators like HN or what the people I follow on Twitter or saying But aggregators can publish RSS streams too. How is following someone on Twitter different from…
You forgot to say where you are. You even forgot to mention it on your web site, as far as I can see.
You're attacking a straw man. Here are some arguments that people do sometimes make, and that somewhat resemble your straw man, but are less ridiculous: - Making a copy of a file isn't stealing because it doesn't…
This is from Fedora 13 (not 14, sorry), with subpixel hinting, without the patch: http://i.imgur.com/whG3S.png Comparing it to your patched F14 version, the roman typefaces look quite different, but overall I can't say…
I had never heard that there was a difference before reading your comment, so I did a web search for "ubuntu font rendering", and most of the results are something like "How to fix Ubuntu's terrible, ugly, blurry font…
Got my start on Linux way back when it was still called "Fedora Core" Wow, way back in 2007? Did you have to enter your programs on punch cards back then? :-) I use Fedora, and for the past few years it seems like every…
It seems to me that the delta thing has made updates slower, not faster. I have a reasonably fast network connection and a P4 CPU; maybe with a slow connection and a fast CPU the equation works out better with deltas.…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia Climate School | Intermediate Software Developer | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | ONSITE | VISA The IRI Data Library team curates and provides access…
There is CardDAV sync built in to iOS Contacts, but I don't think the person who programmed it actually tried using it. When you create a contact on the iPhone, there's no reasonable UI for putting it in a group (it can…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia Climate School | Intermediate Software Developer | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | ONSITE | VISA The IRI Data Library team curates and provides access…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society, Columbia Climate School| Intermediate Software Developer | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | ONSITE | VISA The IRI Data Library team curates and provides access…
International Research Institute for Climate and Society (Columbia University) | Palisades, New York | must be US-based currently, ONSITE post-COVID | software developer/scientific programmer The IRI works with…
Could you say more about why ansible is better than shell scripts for one-time configuration? In my mind, ansible's big advantage over shell scripts is that it has good support for making incremental changes to the…
IRI, Columbia University | Palisades, New York (near NYC) | Staff Associate (software developer and trainer) | ONSITE, full-time The International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI), part of Columbia…
Wow. Is no one spared?
For the record, it's been around more than two decades.
Where did you go? It's hard to find any US bank that supports it any more, let alone one with decent interest rates.
> What are some non-profits who work on enabling people in poorer countries to withstand disturbances? Are they looking for coders? The International Research Institute on Climate and Society at Columbia University's…
It's also important that assembly lines can be offshored, whereas a lot of repairs really need to be done locally by someone who can interact with the consumer to understand the problem. Countries where labor is cheap…
I spent ten years in a corporate research lab, and my experience was quite different from yours. Specifically, 1. Our process went like this: first the researcher wrote up a description of the invention for review by a…
Article content starts out in a straightforward, easy-to-process form, as created by the reporter/author, in a content management system. Then the CMS chops it up into pages and adds boilerplate for presentation as a…
The generated HTML looks like this: <span class='w0'>E</span> <span class='w1'>n</span> <span class='w2'>t</span> <span class='w3'>e</span> <span…
I agree about the convenience of having multiple branches in a single repo, as opposed to the darcs way which is one working directory per branch. For one thing, I never found a convenient way to switch between branches…
Right on. I particularly hate sites like myspace and some blogging platforms that translate the window dressing (button labels, sidebar, etc.) to your local language based on IP address, with no regard to the language…
The work week is just starting on the east coast of the US and this has already dropped to 123rd place. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea to post it over the weekend, particularly a holiday weekend. On the other hand, it…
I prefer to go each day to a list of curated aggregators like HN or what the people I follow on Twitter or saying But aggregators can publish RSS streams too. How is following someone on Twitter different from…
You forgot to say where you are. You even forgot to mention it on your web site, as far as I can see.
You're attacking a straw man. Here are some arguments that people do sometimes make, and that somewhat resemble your straw man, but are less ridiculous: - Making a copy of a file isn't stealing because it doesn't…
This is from Fedora 13 (not 14, sorry), with subpixel hinting, without the patch: http://i.imgur.com/whG3S.png Comparing it to your patched F14 version, the roman typefaces look quite different, but overall I can't say…
I had never heard that there was a difference before reading your comment, so I did a web search for "ubuntu font rendering", and most of the results are something like "How to fix Ubuntu's terrible, ugly, blurry font…
Got my start on Linux way back when it was still called "Fedora Core" Wow, way back in 2007? Did you have to enter your programs on punch cards back then? :-) I use Fedora, and for the past few years it seems like every…
It seems to me that the delta thing has made updates slower, not faster. I have a reasonably fast network connection and a P4 CPU; maybe with a slow connection and a fast CPU the equation works out better with deltas.…