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dale-cooper

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    Comment #47287936

    This feels like manually written stacktraces

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    Comment #46423129

    Maybe I'm missing something, but two thoughts: 1. Doesn't the overcommit feature lessen the benefits of this? Your initial allocation works but you can still run out of memory at r…

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    Comment #46213389

    This made me curious. Like selling cheats for games?

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    Comment #41590816

    Perhaps I'm spoiled from working mostly with React Native nowadays and have forgotten the pain :)

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    Comment #41590048

    Having experience with both platforms I'd say it's not comparable. J2ME was much worse in this regard.

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    Comment #16792897

    Yeah, I didn't mean to discourage. It's a cool project and making your own stuff is fun :)

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    Comment #16792888

    I experimented with something related, but instead of fixing subtitles i focused on filtering out bad ones. My approach was: * Extract a few sentences from the middle of the subtit…

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    Comment #16791409

    How does this compare to subliminal ( https://github.com/Diaoul/subliminal )?

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    Comment #14392880

    In what way does it offer better results? There's an official android app for libre too, i'm not sure if it's available everywhere though.

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    Comment #11411425

    I find clojure's multimethods ( http://clojure.org/reference/multimethods ) really awesome in the context of dispatching.

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    Comment #10930241

    Chromecast for example does not support SNI, which is crazy.

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    Comment #10226906

    > I am reminded of stories of kids opening a command prompt and being accussed of "hacking", only this is a far more extreme case. I remember a teacher seeing me type "BitchX" into…

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    Comment #10187191

    You can't use the same key on multiple accounts

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    Comment #10163891

    I guess the downside of this is that ctrl+r would only search the current day's history? Personally I at least increased the history kept with HISTFILESIZE=500000 and HISTSIZE=5000…

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    Comment #10162037

    Should I just send my resume and cover letter to the email in the footer of the page?

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    Comment #10129292

    On the other hand, i just tried opening this page with adblock plus and it froze the browser tab for quite a while. Switched to ublock origin and at least the tab stays responsive.…

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    Comment #10128625

    Not true, you can work around this. I'm running a 970 gtx in a vm. See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=162768

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    Comment #9894252

    Another "interesting" project to look at is nethack.

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    Comment #9647264

    I don't think github allows you to use the same key for different accounts. Maybe it's the way they identify the user who is pushing over ssh?

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    Comment #9568910

    Discoverability. With fish i would have to type something that would be a good match to the command i want to re-run before pressing up. With bash i type ctrl+r and start typing an…

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    Comment #9353447

    Do you have any examples of the CentOS 7 problems? Bug reports? I'm curious.

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    Comment #9311363

    There are some positions listed as remote such as: SUSE Cloud Developer (2014431) remote, , Germany Does this mean it's remote but only for people living in Germany?

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    Comment #9189730

    My only issue with the xps13 is that it is limited to 8GB of ram.

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    Comment #8952635

    A good blink/webkit-browser with the ability to self host sync services for it would go a long way. I think the new opera has that, but it's bad for other reasons..