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vjoel
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About vjoel
https://github.com/vjoel
@JoelVanderWerf
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Comment #7097377
Enjoyed playing with blocksim. Have you considered aiming for a different market than matlab/simulink? One thing that simulink cannot do well is dynamic, reconfigurable networks of…
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Comment #7082656
> A programming news aggregator with better categorization than HN and less noise/navigation effort than the myriad subreddits would be a great tool. lobste.rs has tags and high si…
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Comment #7011119
Love zim wiki, use it every day, but: it still doesn't detect file change on disk. So after (1) edit on host A, (2) sync with git (or rsync or btsync...), (3) go to already open ed…
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Comment #6913515
What about a bonus for up-voting a story that eventually receives a high score? Or is that what you meant?
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Comment #6911986
Yup. Utilite: http://utilite-computer.com/web/utilite-specifications . Dual GbE, though one is limited to around 470Mbps because of a limitation of the board. I have one. Great spe…
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Comment #6787122
Where's Datomic? Maybe it's excluded because it relies on other databases as storage services?
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Comment #6765462
Also, why is there a bias towards clockwise orbits in the first few seconds? Is there some asymmetry in the physics?
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Comment #6765384
Took me a long time to notice that my cursor movements were injecting disturbances into the fluid. What physical laws govern these points, and how is the cursor perturbing them?
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Comment #6765275
Citation needed. The Rolling Stones started in '62. Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" is from '65. Wikipedia attribute the band's name to the Muddy Waters song, "Rollin' Stone".
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Comment #6765036
Fascinating. Is it possible to reduce the cpu utilization when idle?
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Comment #6752741
Probably a reference to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multivac .
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Comment #6750610
Or Julia Robinson: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Robinson
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Comment #6750469
These sites track new board and mini-pc releases: http://linuxgizmos.com http://www.cnx-software.com http://liliputing.com/tag/mini-pc http://www.fanlesstech.com
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Comment #6750415
Especially with an encrypted disk.
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Comment #6750402
There are quite a few quad-core, single-board, fanless ARM computers: utilite, wandboard, odroid, udoo, radxa. I have two odroid U2 that I use for testing distributed and multithre…
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Comment #6721272
Also: generic functions. And hygienic macros. I miss those in ruby.
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Comment #6648715
Also, with encrypted volumes, just reading files on the raspi is very slow. Consider replacing raspi with odroid, utilite, or other fast, fanless, cheap arm sbc.
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Comment #6561894
Or: ruby -e 'puts ARGF.sort' file.txt Also, this reads stdin if the argument is omitted.
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Comment #6561846
According to http://www.rethinkdb.com/docs/architecture , you have a choice, for each read query, between C and A. The summary on meetup.com is apparently wrong. I am going to the …
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Comment #6548532
Transitive closure and connected components are not expressible in first-order logic, but maybe you are thinking of Fagin's 0-1 law for finite relational models[1]: For a given fir…
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Comment #6512132
I used to do a lot of scientific programming in ruby. I got around the slowness of the interpreter by generating C code on the fly. You don't have to give up Ruby as the DSL and ut…
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Comment #6376228
In a big-endian glass.
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Comment #6271069
In XFCE, you can move windows by pressing them against the side of the screen. Go to Settings, WindowManager, Advanced. Click "Wrap workspaces when dragging..." and choose your des…