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richardkmichael

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    Comment #39914402

    This reminds me of https://www.openinterpreter.com/ .

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    Comment #27131259

    You're welcome! I just thought of one more comment: have you tested the UI/UX when there are enough columns so that the modal must scroll? In that case, the actions adjacent to the…

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    Comment #27131041

    I think this is a great idea. I've had to solve this on almost every web app I've worked on. I've just gone though your `example.csv`, and have this feedback: - the (row) "Remove" …

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    Comment #27117800

    The very next sentence of the article: However, the "restraint control module," which stores data such as whether seatbelts were in use, how fast the vehicle was going, acceleratio…

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    Comment #25457632

    Having an extensive background in *nix and network systems through the 90s and early 2000s, image maintenance is the main reason I have avoided docker until recently (just not havi…

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    Comment #24422402

    They have video of knee, neck and foot. Evidently "works-in-progress" and not part of their FDA filing. https://www.hyperfine.io/clinical

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    Comment #23918686

    You can do this today with DWave, Rigetti and Xanadu. I've used D-Wave myself, signing up for their LEAP platform is inexpensive (possibly free for a small amount of use, I'm not s…

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    Comment #23337529

    If you want to use different versions of Python itself, without installing them as different named binaries or using shell aliasing, etc. Helpful to install Python 2.7, Python 3.x,…

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    Comment #22941217

    No horse in this race, but isn't "serverless" via containers on AWS done with Fargate?

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    Comment #22740651

    The Apple forum article cites by the OP indicates it's a problem with `-p ` as well. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251226509

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    Comment #22109859

    In Dec 2018, ProtonVPN said Wireguard support is forthcoming: https://protonvpn.com/blog/wireguard-donation/ As of Oct 2019, no updated status: https://protonvpn.com/blog/wireguard…

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    Comment #22084885

    I check as well. However, the airline can/will change the aircraft at their discretion. Last time I didn't find out until I arrived at the gate. If you don't want to fly on the cha…

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    Comment #21714950

    I was going to permanently save my browsering history by running all my browsers through squid. If squid's StorageManager supports it, I'd put page storage in Postgres, then use PG…

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    Comment #20576564

    I work with hypergraphs, where edges have an arbitrary number of nodes. I'm quickly looking through your documentation, Discuss, and GitHub issues/roadmap to try and find out if ed…

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    Comment #20000642

    How can I find out more about your project? I am in the area, and this sounds very appealing.

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    Comment #18444340

    Yes, I point out AF447 as a perfect and horrific example of a problem which is really HCI (human computer interaction) / UX. The lack of stall warning meant two different things: "…

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    Comment #18021112

    I'd recommend "Modern Perl" as well. It's online as HTML or a free PDF, start here: http://modernperlbooks.com/books/modern_perl_2016/

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    Comment #16790498

    Certainly, for Canadians, going to France is very straightforward option. You only need insurance and proof of finance means to support yourself and/or leave (return home); you can…

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    Comment #16321714

    He mentioned the centre core landing failure "took out two of the engines on the drone ship".

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    Comment #13217520

    The OQO was mentioned elsewhere, I too wanted it for this years ago, along with a Pico projector and virtual/projection keyboard. Now that I've been disappointed by both the new MB…

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    Comment #10809244

    You might enjoy this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/13/realestate/soundproofing-f...

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    Comment #10809236

    In my 20 years of experience with apartments and noise, "most" people do not care about disturbing others. This is at best "some" people, but likely "a few".

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    Comment #10459502

    The GitHub kernel mirror indicates it has gone into the 4.3rc series, so presumably it will go into 4.3. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/30927520dbae2971829...

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