Command-Tab Between Windows? - MacRumors Forums: "command-~ will do the trick."
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Monday, December 30, 2013
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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Byte and Switch (Part 1)
Byte and Switch (Part 1): "Imagine for a minute you have an electromagnet, and a microcontroller, and you want to use the microcontroller to turn the electromagnet on and off. Sounds pretty typical, right?
We ask this question on our interviews of entry-level electrical engineers: what do you put between the microcontroller and the electromagnet?
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We ask this question on our interviews of entry-level electrical engineers: what do you put between the microcontroller and the electromagnet?
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Friday, December 06, 2013
Stealth Mode: Killer Whales Go Dark to Stalk Prey | LiveScience
Stealth Mode: Killer Whales Go Dark to Stalk Prey | LiveScience: ""The two types don't interact, they don't interbreed, they're almost different species in the making," Deecke told LiveScience.
The fish-eating whales are vocal, clicking and calling to each other to echolocate food."
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The fish-eating whales are vocal, clicking and calling to each other to echolocate food."
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Friday, November 29, 2013
hub · the command-line wrapper for git
hub · the command-line wrapper for git: "hub is a command-line wrapper for git that makes you better at GitHub.
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"You're aware that some people think you're a nerd. So what? They're
not players. They've never jousted with Windows or gone hand to hand
with DOS. To them C++ is a decent grade, almost a B - not a language.
They barely exist. Like soldiers or artists, you don't care about the
opinions of civilians. You're building something intricate and fine.
They'll never understand it."
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not players. They've never jousted with Windows or gone hand to hand
with DOS. To them C++ is a decent grade, almost a B - not a language.
They barely exist. Like soldiers or artists, you don't care about the
opinions of civilians. You're building something intricate and fine.
They'll never understand it."
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Welcome to Bokeh — Bokeh 0.3 documentation
Welcome to Bokeh — Bokeh 0.3 documentation: "Bokeh is a Python interactive visualization library for large datasets that natively uses the latest web technologies. Its goal is to provide elegant, concise construction of novel graphics in the style of Protovis/D3, while delivering high-performance interactivity over large data to thin clients.
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mwaskom/seaborn
mwaskom/seaborn: "Seaborn is a library of high-level functions that facilitate making informative and attractive plots of statistical data using matplotlib. It also provides concise control over the aesthetics of the plots, improving on matplotlib's default look."
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Bird task | ImageCLEF - Image Retrieval in CLEF
Bird task | ImageCLEF - Image Retrieval in CLEF: "he general public as well as professionals like park rangers, ecology consultants, fishers or, of course, the ornithologists themselves might actually be users of an automated bird identifying system, typically in the context of wider initiatives related to ecological surveillance or biodiversity conservation. Using audio records rather than bird pictures is justified by current practices. Birds are actually not easy to photograph as they are most of the time hidden, perched high in a tree or frightened by human presence, whereas audio calls and songs have proved to be easier to collect and much more discriminant. "
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Friday, November 22, 2013
The Ultimate Developer Event: 4 Keys to Building Better REST APIs
The Ultimate Developer Event: 4 Keys to Building Better REST APIs: ". Use the Correct HTTP Method for Requests
“This is something that took a while to get my head around when I was first getting into this.” explained Lengstorf “Coming from a web development world, I never did a lot of straight HTTP requests. Things like PUT didn’t really make sense. I only understood GET and POST… It is important to take the time and learn the way that they work and make sure that you are implementing them correctly. So that people can actually interact in a way that is proper.”"
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“This is something that took a while to get my head around when I was first getting into this.” explained Lengstorf “Coming from a web development world, I never did a lot of straight HTTP requests. Things like PUT didn’t really make sense. I only understood GET and POST… It is important to take the time and learn the way that they work and make sure that you are implementing them correctly. So that people can actually interact in a way that is proper.”"
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
My Favorite bash Tips and Tricks | Linux Journal
My Favorite bash Tips and Tricks | Linux Journal: "Command Substitution
Another bash trick I like to use is command substitution. To use command substitution, enclose any command that generates output to standard output inside parentheses and precede the opening parenthesis with a dollar sign, $(command). Command substitution is useful when assigning a value to a variable. This is typical in shell scripts, where a common operation is to assign the date or time to a variable. It also is handy for using the output of one command as an argument to another command. If you want to assign the date to a variable, you can do this:"
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Another bash trick I like to use is command substitution. To use command substitution, enclose any command that generates output to standard output inside parentheses and precede the opening parenthesis with a dollar sign, $(command). Command substitution is useful when assigning a value to a variable. This is typical in shell scripts, where a common operation is to assign the date or time to a variable. It also is handy for using the output of one command as an argument to another command. If you want to assign the date to a variable, you can do this:"
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
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