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by ape4 5y ago
Thanks I didn't know! So many years of searching for "read" (etc) in the huge bash man page and, of course, in the case of "read" finding many false positives. Still it would be nice if `man` could be improved to
782.
by ape4 5y ago
Sort of related, if you do "man read" you the the huge "bash" man page. It would be nice if man could be improved to take you to the "read" command within that page. Or a new command "manbash read"
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by ape4 5y ago
Somebody is going to name their software product "Jerrycan" in 2022.
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by ape4 5y ago
Agree, there's no rule that everything has to be a class in C++. I suppose drum.play() could default to using a stick.
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by ape4 5y ago
Since week year is so rarely used and since SimpleDateFormat() can't be changed perhaps the compiler could give a warning if it sees week year hardcoded in a call to SimpleDateFormat(). If its really wanted an annotation could turn of
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by ape4 5y ago
This is easier to read but not descriptive enough since there are different kinds year, month, day. Year can be 2 digits, 4 digits, regular or week year. Month can have leading zero or not, long name, short, name. Day could be Julian, le
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by ape4 5y ago
One approach would be to have moderators from the community who are allowed to make decisions about results.
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by ape4 5y ago
Zooming in really close, some parts look like a satellite image of earth
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by ape4 5y ago
But shouldn't google's page rank find those pages most reputable and list them first?
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by ape4 5y ago
Its pretty trivial to make a C program that lists a directory in the format you want.
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by ape4 5y ago
There are bound to be duplicate phrases for translation over all the many Telegram users. Why not cache to avoid API calls. How many times do you have to use the API to translate "OK" or other commonly used words.
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by ape4 5y ago
I wonder if having a faster RNG will help WireGuard (in addition to many other things)
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by ape4 5y ago
Back in the day html was <CENTER>UPPERCASE</CENTER>
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by ape4 5y ago
Each species has its own algorithm, it seems
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by ape4 5y ago
For people in North America 12:20 GMT is... 4:20 am PST 7:20 am EST Get up before the children ;)
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by ape4 5y ago
Wow an Apple ][ What OS / program environment do you have?
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by ape4 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29625084
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by ape4 5y ago
Its a server so I would have called it tinysshd or something
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by ape4 5y ago
Hopefully json will be superseded someday. Cool tool.
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by ape4 5y ago
The drone has a drone (in the embedded video)
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by ape4 5y ago
Since its simple and there have been vulnerabilities in other image readers... a mathematically proven reader might be a nice thing to sell it.
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by ape4 5y ago
I like how simple it is. Of course, getting a new format adopted is pretty difficult.
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by ape4 5y ago
Because of your comment I just looked at the source - yup tables. And a spacer gif too https://news.ycombinator.com/s.gif
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by ape4 5y ago
Ancient COBOL had binary coded decimal.
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by ape4 5y ago
Gotta love the `clear` command. Started with zero options and still has zero. Does one thing well. Would you want an option to clear half the screen ;)
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by ape4 5y ago
A small example: I had a Uber driver who was afraid to deviate from the app-selected route even though he could see an obstruction.
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by ape4 5y ago
I think Hacker News - or at least the many posts and positive comments about Rust here were a factor in this milestone.
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by ape4 5y ago
<html> Honest Dashboard: totally up </html>
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by ape4 5y ago
Non an expert... are the ciphers in order of preference? So they can't really be randomized, I suppose.
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by ape4 5y ago
Are any companies selling a package to make this happen. Your Own Cloud Starter kit only $1.5M

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