In one of my games the computer castled while in check, so the rules engine needs a little bit of improvement...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperoperation
Take a look at data virtualization. It's an alternative to data warehousing without the burden of making mutiple copies of the data; instead, it retrieves the information fron source systems in real time. The "single…
That's awesome! I should know because I also created my own RSS aggregator after the demise of Google Reader. Here's a screenshot https://imgur.com/YHJOiEX It fills my needs perfectly because I created it specifically…
Oh wow. I was in the early stages of creating something exactly like this this myself - looks good guys!
I'm not on that level but I put manual both measurements and endomondo readouts in a csv file, in my dropbox account. I update it daily with aggregates from the last day and seems to be working ok so far.
That looks awesome.
And if the child gets to live, the family is stuck with the healthcare costs circus. What a terrifying story.
All I see are graphs with no units on the Y axis.
Nice! Playing spacewar on the real hardware was one of the big highlights of my last visit to the Mountain View Computer History Museum (the other one being seeing the recreation of the Difference Engine actually…
Looks interesting. A little bit of feedback: - I didn't like that the table of contents disappeared on me when I clicked on a page. - Related to this, it would be great for the progress widget to show the actual name of…
I parsed it as (open source bike) comparison and review, not as (open source)(bike comparison and review).
Not really. In Java it's a leaky abstraction - it's true that the JVM does a lot of micromanagement for you, but if you are careless you start getting exceptions (best case scenario) or start to get mysterious changes…
Hey there, I just tried it and my experience was not very satisfactory. I imagine you are interested on the feedback so there it goes: video quality was low (super choppy, video was getting frozen at several points),…
Self built pc (E8400, 8GB, 128GB SSD) which I will upgrade in the next year or so. Two 24" monitors, thinking about upgrading to two 27". Windows host, running VirtualBox images with Linux Mint. I run several images,…
The flip side of spreading your data across several providers is that you are increasing the odds of finding a problem. But the problem will have a smaller impact (hopefully).
I do a very similar thing at my job, but instead of showing the results I ask for a report such as "we want to get X,Y and Z for the Ws where P holds true".
That's why enterprise customers demand source code escrow clauses, for protection against that same scenario.
Removing the first hurdle for new side projects: user authentication, via a centralized REST service. Less initial friction = more projects.
I am tired of repeating this again and again, so I am doing some yak shaving and creating a hosted rest service for managing user accounts and authentication. I will use it as basic infrastructure for future projects.
I also have one (that I used in the US btw). The screen was great, easily readable outdoors, the phone was great, super simple, super light. And the battery great. The dealbreaker was the sms UI: it was absolutely…
The site looks great. One piece of feedback: middle-clicking using Chrome a project name in the home page browses to it in the same page; the expected behavior is to be open in a separate tab. Other links (such as the…
Exactly.
Agreed. Specially if they still have the Babbage Difference Engine No. 2 on display (it was absolutely thrilling seeing it actually working).
Agreed. I checked out Stripe last week and they look terrific. I am planning to use them for any payment processing that I may need. To simplify the task I have created a Clojure binding for their api, you can check it…
In one of my games the computer castled while in check, so the rules engine needs a little bit of improvement...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperoperation
Take a look at data virtualization. It's an alternative to data warehousing without the burden of making mutiple copies of the data; instead, it retrieves the information fron source systems in real time. The "single…
That's awesome! I should know because I also created my own RSS aggregator after the demise of Google Reader. Here's a screenshot https://imgur.com/YHJOiEX It fills my needs perfectly because I created it specifically…
Oh wow. I was in the early stages of creating something exactly like this this myself - looks good guys!
I'm not on that level but I put manual both measurements and endomondo readouts in a csv file, in my dropbox account. I update it daily with aggregates from the last day and seems to be working ok so far.
That looks awesome.
And if the child gets to live, the family is stuck with the healthcare costs circus. What a terrifying story.
All I see are graphs with no units on the Y axis.
Nice! Playing spacewar on the real hardware was one of the big highlights of my last visit to the Mountain View Computer History Museum (the other one being seeing the recreation of the Difference Engine actually…
Looks interesting. A little bit of feedback: - I didn't like that the table of contents disappeared on me when I clicked on a page. - Related to this, it would be great for the progress widget to show the actual name of…
I parsed it as (open source bike) comparison and review, not as (open source)(bike comparison and review).
Not really. In Java it's a leaky abstraction - it's true that the JVM does a lot of micromanagement for you, but if you are careless you start getting exceptions (best case scenario) or start to get mysterious changes…
Hey there, I just tried it and my experience was not very satisfactory. I imagine you are interested on the feedback so there it goes: video quality was low (super choppy, video was getting frozen at several points),…
Self built pc (E8400, 8GB, 128GB SSD) which I will upgrade in the next year or so. Two 24" monitors, thinking about upgrading to two 27". Windows host, running VirtualBox images with Linux Mint. I run several images,…
The flip side of spreading your data across several providers is that you are increasing the odds of finding a problem. But the problem will have a smaller impact (hopefully).
I do a very similar thing at my job, but instead of showing the results I ask for a report such as "we want to get X,Y and Z for the Ws where P holds true".
That's why enterprise customers demand source code escrow clauses, for protection against that same scenario.
Removing the first hurdle for new side projects: user authentication, via a centralized REST service. Less initial friction = more projects.
I am tired of repeating this again and again, so I am doing some yak shaving and creating a hosted rest service for managing user accounts and authentication. I will use it as basic infrastructure for future projects.
I also have one (that I used in the US btw). The screen was great, easily readable outdoors, the phone was great, super simple, super light. And the battery great. The dealbreaker was the sms UI: it was absolutely…
The site looks great. One piece of feedback: middle-clicking using Chrome a project name in the home page browses to it in the same page; the expected behavior is to be open in a separate tab. Other links (such as the…
Exactly.
Agreed. Specially if they still have the Babbage Difference Engine No. 2 on display (it was absolutely thrilling seeing it actually working).
Agreed. I checked out Stripe last week and they look terrific. I am planning to use them for any payment processing that I may need. To simplify the task I have created a Clojure binding for their api, you can check it…