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Avahi and dot-local addresses on Ubuntu Gutsy – The Fifth Wheel of andrewg

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The Fifth Wheel of andrewg. How many blogs does one man need? On Text messages (iMessages) comi…. On Avahi and dot-local addresses…. On Avahi and dot-local addresses…. Lola on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. Joan herder on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. Zeb on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. Sherry on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. Ryan on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. D3matt on Avahi and dot-local addresses…. Scott on Text messages (iMessages) comi…. Galway Linux Users’ Group. Hosts: files mdns...

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. The only mark of a good StackExchange question. May 15th, 2013 Author:. How do I know a StackExchange Q&A is worth reading? It’s been closed. Oh, but also some business development issues. But definitely NOT career issues. And, obviously, definitely not technology issues. The Complete Guide to Everything. A Seat at the Table. Subscribe to Blog via Email.

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. OSX NFS serving to Arch VirtualBox guest. February 11th, 2015 Author:. We’re using Arch Linux. Guest One of the issues is dealing with storing code, etc, in a robust way so that it’s easy to work with, and allows you to freely take and restore snapshots without losing work. I first tried using VirtualBox Shared Folders. But they were a real pain in the ass, and apparently don’t work well with permissios and symlinks. The above serves my OS direc...

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. Now on Kickstarter: The Emoji Translation Project. April 21st, 2015 Author:. Fred and I are thrilled to announce that the Emoji Translation Project. Is up on Kickstarter. We want to build google translate for emoji, but to do that we need lots of translations. Help us fund the mechanical turkage to do that, and get a sweet phrasebook. Https:/ www.kickstarter.com/projects/fred/the-emoji-translation-project. The Complete Guide to Everything.

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. Intro Data Science/Kaggle update. December 16th, 2012 Author:. The semester is over, so here’s a little update about the Intro to Data Science class ( previous post. There’s a bit of discussion in the forum, including my write up of my code. During the competition I maintained a visualization. See Rachel’s blog post. About it for some more info (and a nice write up about my mistakes). Now back to studying for finals…. November 7th, 2012 Author:.

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. The only mark of a good StackExchange question. May 15th, 2013 Author:. How do I know a StackExchange Q&A is worth reading? It’s been closed. Oh, but also some business development issues. But definitely NOT career issues. And, obviously, definitely not technology issues. This is Your Brain on Facebook. January 18th, 2012 Author:. I wrote this as an Op-Ed for the last progression of University Writing. Posted here to share. During finals last mo...

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. The only mark of a good StackExchange question. May 15th, 2013 Author:. How do I know a StackExchange Q&A is worth reading? It’s been closed. Oh, but also some business development issues. But definitely NOT career issues. And, obviously, definitely not technology issues. The Complete Guide to Everything. A Seat at the Table. Subscribe to Blog via Email.

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. It’d probably be useful to link to some specific projects I’ve been involved in, so here we go…. An IRC Bot that began at YouGov, now open source. Very cool project, not too hard to setup and customize. Check out the link above for more details. Began as an internal pastebin at YouGov. Rewrote it, and it’s now available for internal installation. Or publicly on Google App Engine at http:/ libpa.st. I can’t claim much authorship, but I&#821...

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Chris Mulligan's blog on life, computers, burritos, school. OSX NFS serving to Arch VirtualBox guest. February 11th, 2015 Author:. We’re using Arch Linux. Guest One of the issues is dealing with storing code, etc, in a robust way so that it’s easy to work with, and allows you to freely take and restore snapshots without losing work. I first tried using VirtualBox Shared Folders. But they were a real pain in the ass, and apparently don’t work well with permissios and symlinks. The above serves my OS direc...

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Why I’m not leaving Python for Go | Ubershmekel's Uberpython Pythonlog

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Ubershmekel's Uberpython Pythonlog. Python, music, sports, gaming and philosophy. Skip to primary content. Why I’m not leaving Python for Go. September 23, 2012. First of all, Go seems like a great language. It has an excellent tutorial. Which I joyfully went through and found:. Typed (important for JIT and IDE’s) but not cumbersome and ugly like C or C ’s spirals. Mechanism is really nifty. Verbose and repetitive error handling. The designers of go consider this a virtue. Nil { return &appError{err, "Ca...