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apgwoz
12y ago
You probably mean websocketd? Yes, this is really quite similar, but also much simpler.
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apgwoz
12y ago
Whoops! Thanks moderators!
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apgwoz
12y ago
This isn't meant to be a tool for production usage. It's meant to be a quick "I need to pipe this data into the browser quick for testing / visualization." Though, I am curious -- why do you dislike "." by
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Show HN: Wipes – pipe stdin to your browser over websockets
(github.com)
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apgwoz
12y ago
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apgwoz
13y ago
Done by the extra talented Caroline Hadilaksono! http://www.hadilaksono.com/
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apgwoz
13y ago
I agree in principle, but that won't stop someone from fighting with shift reduce conflicts or dangling elses for hours on end before giving up. constructing an unambiguous CFG isn't trivial without experience, and it's tough
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13y ago
but, to be fair, you've obviously had lots of experience, and understand a great deal more about formal languages and how they translate to something that is trivially parsed, than the majority of people who will read this article. sho
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13y ago
This was the part that I stumbled on for a few hours late at night and kept me up. Next morning, when investigating what git hash-object did, it was obvious. should have just went to sleep.
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apgwoz
13y ago
I think the solution is the non-solution. Yes, it sucks, but backing something on Kickstarter is a risk.
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When
(sigusr2.net)
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13y ago
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apgwoz
13y ago
I struggled with a name. This morning in the shower, I liked "trip" but, I'm not sure I'll change it--certainly not because of homebrew.
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apgwoz
13y ago
Exactly. But, see the -t flag, which is the real reason I wrote it. -t is a non-trivial script (if it's even possible in shell). It defaults to the until behavior because it's most common.
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13y ago
Yes. See the -t flag. That's the reason I wrote it.
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apgwoz
13y ago
I've so far only tested this on OS X, and have mostly used it with the `-t` mode to have it notify me (via "say") when ssh succeeds on a CloudFormation spawned AWS instance.
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Show HN: New unix utility "when"
(github.com)
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13y ago
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apgwoz
13y ago
Urr.. That should have been MAX, not MIN.
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apgwoz
13y ago
You can get `free` pretty simply too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6849471
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apgwoz
13y ago
Well, rand can be defined as a Linear Congruential Generator ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_congruential_generator ), or some other well known algorithm. LCG's don't require anything that the machine do
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13y ago
But, malloc doesn't have to be significantly advanced. In a situation where you have a large chunk of memory unallocated, the simplest thing to do is just to "bump" allocate it. Freeing it is a bit of pain of course, but you
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apgwoz
13y ago
Isn't this just a simplified version of Cheney on the MTA? ( http://home.pipeline.com/~hbaker1/CheneyMTA.html )
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apgwoz
13y ago
... but still being labelled a felon, who cant vote, and is a second class citizen.
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apgwoz
13y ago
Very similar to Jeter Filter ( http://www.jeterfilter.com/ ), but more general! I like it.
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13y ago
Rather than do (load "01blah.el") (load "02blah.el") one could use activator-- https://github.com/apgwoz/activator-el which automates that.
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13y ago
Thanks. With your birthday and birthplace, I can probably become you quite easily.
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13y ago
This was based on a question on Quora that I saw yesterday: http://www.quora.com/Computer-Programming/What-are-the-best-... -- It doesn't include all of them, and as the output.log suggests, there are many which I
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Show HN: I made an OPML of the tech blogs you should read
(github.com)
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13y ago
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apgwoz
13y ago
Wait. This is pretty much just "closure conversion," which is a standard, and widely known technique. Did I not read carefully enough?
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Recentralizing the Internet
(code.technically.us)
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13y ago
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apgwoz
13y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? ejabberd is likely your best bet at least until you need to customize it heavily.
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Technical Interviews Make Me Smile
(sigusr2.net)
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13y ago
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