Cloven

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by Cloven 15y ago
apps that have been signed by a recognized distributor may also damage your computer; the signature isn't proof against errors or intentional maliciousness. So that wording is ridiculous. And 'It can't be trusted.' Really? That's ridicul
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by Cloven 15y ago
We game developers look forward to seeing your magnum opus. Be sure to let us know how your discussions regarding optimizations and ship dates go with your publisher.
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by Cloven 15y ago
This could possibly be the dumbest reply ever on HN. The motd file, by convention, is displayed whenever you log in to a Unix box. It has been this way for longer than you have been alive. There is no question of 'use something else'. The
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by Cloven 15y ago
What a nonsensical fabrication. Who would believe this stuff? What purpose does Ron Paul (or his supporters) have in making this up? The '16 trillion' is reached by aggregating all of the dollars in loans regardless of their term (page 13
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by Cloven 15y ago
This is an unusual statement to make, because in practice in the last decade, Java-based solutions are nowhere near 100x as fast as Perl/Python/Ruby based solutions; in fact I've found them generally to be slower. The difficulty lies in def
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by Cloven 15y ago
"Yesterday I tweeted three simple rules to learning NoSQL. Today I'd like to expand on that. The rules are: 1: Use Mon" CTRL-W
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by Cloven 15y ago
It doesn't matter what Wayne has always said. He's designed a collection of fragile shell script hacks that want to be run as root that fundamentally change the behavior of key system commands.
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by Cloven 15y ago
With all due respect, ruby is a language, and rvm is a collection of really fragile and dangerous shell script hacks.
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by Cloven 15y ago
The problem with perls (5, 6, N) is that most of the competent, intelligent committers were either (a) subverted by O'Reilly contracts into being ardent defenders of the status quo, (b) fed up with waiting for years in order to get unintell
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by Cloven 15y ago
vim (and other editors) have lockfiles, recovery files in case of session crashes, and assume directory locality (e.g., oops I opened the wrong file; :r filename).