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Die Flut kommt und bringt Sachen mit. Die Ebbe kommt, und zeigt sie. Manchmal kommen ältere Spieler und tragen den Müll zur Seite. Danach kommt wieder die Flut. Das ist der Lauf der Dinge.
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So you’re a roboticist, looking at Ubuntu Core and Snappy, trying to decide if they’re a good fit for your project. You come across some ROS documentation and realize that the ROS support is first-class, but you’re not using ROS. No, you’re using the Mission Oriented Operating Suite (MOOS). Why is there no documentation on using MOOS? Because it’s too easy to need a document, that’s why (update: this remains true, but we wrote a quick one a..
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Full transcript of a speech to ASMS high school students about pursuing your passions, building networks and doing your own thing
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Full transcript of a speech to ASMS high school students about pursuing your passions, building networks and doing your own thing
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Full transcript of a speech to ASMS high school students about pursuing your passions, building networks and doing your own thing
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Ребенок ищет сиську, а её уж нет. Как мы сегодня, пришли, поснимали кино, пообещали на следущий день фотографии принести, а дома оказалось, что у мелкого фотопринтера, который специально с собой взяли нет чернил и бумаги. Рррржжжррррррррр…
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I am working on myinit.go. Init process is no good if it cannot spawn other processes. I will use the other processes for critical functionality, i.e getting an IP address for future interactivity over SSH or maybe HTTP, or possibly Web Sockets. Because, why not? Anyways, I modified myinit.go to following and put it in the /init folder to have a nicer structure. It basically spawns a new process, and prints it output.
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Сегодня весь день провалялись дома. Я залечивал обгоревшую спину и ноги, а Кристоф отсыпался - он всю ночь смотрел Супербоул на телефоне. Да и просто после недели постоянной подготовки и работы, приятно ничего не делать. Как в детстве бывали такие летние дни - да что там - всё лето бывало, в безвременье. Встал, поел, что-то почитал, что-то написал, искупался в бассейне.. И вроде всё есть, но нет той обязательности, необходимости оптимиз..
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Data is abundant, data is big, and big is a problem. Let me start with an example. Let’s say you have a list of movie titles and you want to learn their genre: romance, action, drama, etc. And maybe in this scenario IMDB doesn’t exist so you can’t scrape the answer. Well, the title alone is almost never enough information. One nice way to get more data is to do the following:
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Data is abundant, data is big, and big is a problem. Let me start with an example. Let’s say you have a list of movie titles and you want to learn their genre: romance, action, drama, etc. And maybe in this scenario IMDB doesn’t exist so you can’t scrape the answer. Well, the title alone is almost never enough information. One nice way to get more data is to do the following:
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Data is abundant, data is big, and big is a problem. Let me start with an example. Let’s say you have a list of movie titles and you want to learn their genre: romance, action, drama, etc. And maybe in this scenario IMDB doesn’t exist so you can’t scrape the answer. Well, the title alone is almost never enough information. One nice way to get more data is to do the following:
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You may be wondering why would someone need to do that. I just want to experiment with Linux and build stuff with Go, so this is a nice option. I also found Linux distros to be completely confusing. So many files, a lot of stuff going on, weird and different type of config files of everything in system. Also, I hate my network-manager service in Ubuntu that it cannot reflect the changes in /etc/network/interfaces without a damn reboot.
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In this blog post I'm going to write a little bit about permutations, and some connections with information theory and sorting algorithms, including giving a sketch-proof of the \(n \log n\) lower bound on comparison-based sorting. A permutation is a re-ordering of a list. For example, (1, 3, 2), (3, 2, 1) and (2, 1, 3) are all permutations of the list (1, 2, 3). Let's say you have a list with \(n\) elements in it (e.g. the length of ....
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Der Ozean ist sanft und verzeiht niemandem. Der Ozean ist sanft und gibt den Rhythmus vor. Gibt den Rhythmus vor mit Ebbe und Flut. Gibt den Rhythmus vor mit jeder Welle, die ankommt und bricht. Der Ozean atmet, und die Menschen passen sich dem Atem an, wie zwei Verliebte die einander umarmen. Der Ozean ist laut: zuerst ist die Flut laut, dann die Welle, dann der Teil der Welle, der gerade aufbricht, dann das Tröpfchen, dann der S..
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I finally have two BrainRunners working on a DigitalOcean droplet, and one BrainHub on another droplet queueing and assigning tasks to the runners.
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A different way of supplying React-components with state . A SoundCloud client in React and Redux (Hacker News) . Awesome redux (collection of libraries in ecosystem). Building React Applications with idiomatic redux (Hacker News) . Connecting Redux to your API . Curated awesome Redux tutorial and resource links . Flux Standard Action utilities for Redux . How to integrate Redux with very large data-sets and IndexedDB? (Stack Overfl....
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TODO]{.todo .TODO} Tern.js with Atom . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Object spread syntax proposed for ES7 . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} if (typeof myvar = 'undefined') … [TODO]{.todo .TODO} copy object and set with Object.assign({}, state, {property: newValue}). [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Use ES6 computed property syntax. [TODO]{.todo .TODO} ES6 syntax: import * as reducers from './reducers'.
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TODO]{.todo .TODO} Signal: a library offering enriched hook-like features . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Debugging tips . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Examples of Emacs modules . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} htop-like CPU and memory graphs for Emacs . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Timp: multithreading library . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} Effortless Major Mode Development . [TODO]{.todo .TODO} cl-spark implementation of Zach Holman's spark and Gil Gonçalves' vspark ....
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Go into any pitch or brief for a website project and I'm fairly certain the word "Responsive" will be sprinkled liberally all throughout every conversation…
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Open source is an important part of our engineering culture and we love when we’re able to contribute back to the community. We recently open sourced our Tomcat Chef Cookbook, which we use to automate deploying many of our web services here at Cerner. The cookbook is meant to be simple, yet flexible enough to change most anything about Apache Tomcat to your liking. It supports installing any version of Tomcat, configuring any file within th..
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Via Irreal's Entering Accented Characters in Emacs , a reminder on how to enter accents using C-x 8 . For example: C-x 8 ' A -> Á
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Let’s pretend you have a project on Gitlab called ask-izzy and you want to mirror it up to Gitlab which is located at https://github.com/ask-izzy/ask-izzy Assuming you’re running Gitlab as the default user of git and that your repositories are stored in /mnt/repositories you can following something similar to the following instructions: Grant write access to Github Get your Gitlab install’s pubkey from the git user cat /home/git..
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Let’s pretend you have a project on Gitlab called ask-izzy and you want to mirror it up to Gitlab which is located at https://github.com/ask-izzy/ask-izzy Assuming you’re running Gitlab as the default user of git and that your repositories are stored in /mnt/repositories you can following something similar to the following instructions: Grant write access to Github Get your Gitlab install’s pubkey from the git user cat /home/git..
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