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by avg_dev 4y ago
I’ve never understood that one. I realize it’s just a joke, but xvf/cfv (extract/compress, view, uh,. Ok I did have to look up f, which I think is file) and the z for gzip is one of the few commands I have no trouble remembering.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Fwiw, while I only know a bit of Kubernetes, I definitely liked myself more before I knew it. :)
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Thanks. Appreciate the additional context. I love to read, fiction almost exclusively, and I strongly believe that the written word damn well is for everybody. Tastes will differ but why set out from the beginning by trying to exclude peo
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Simple as that. > According to the FTC, Opendoor said it would pay market value for people’s homes while saving them money on costs. That way, people selling their homes would make thousands of dollars more than they would on the open ma
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by avg_dev 4y ago
What a load of rubbish. 1. Plant-based diets are good for the environment. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6316289/ 2. Animals are sentient. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/
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by avg_dev 4y ago
The funniest part of all this is it’s not true that Seinfeld ever said that. 1. Read the footnote in the article 2. Read this Reddit post by Jerry Seinfeld https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ujvrg/co
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Ah. I see. I don’t know much about the awards, I just think of it as a signal that something might be worth reading.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I hope it does too, unless one of the other submissions is better, in which case it’d be damn good. Edit: I’m rereading your post and not sure if the tone is complimentary like I originally thought. Text can be hard to read and parse. Are y
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I will note that when I view this thread I have to click “Show new replies” at least once to get to the conclusion of the thread. Enjoy!
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2022 Nominee for Hugo award for Best Short Story takes form of a Twitter thread(twitter.com)
1 points by avg_dev 4y ago|5 comments
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Single most inane social media feed out there.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I had this problem a while back where I would screen share on zoom and seemingly leftover memory from videos I’d watched in the browser showed up in certain circumstances to people viewing my screen. Utterly horrific. I believe wayland does
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by avg_dev 4y ago
What did you hash? The name of the product? Or the UPC or something? I am curious.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
You can't leave us in suspense, we need to know whether you coughed up the dough or not.
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Reasons to check what the malloc function returned(pvs-studio.com)
2 points by avg_dev 4y ago|0 comments
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I'm curious how the performance of the two (grpc-go and connect) compare in benchmarks in terms of memory usage and so on. I know there is fasthttp in Go which sometimes people use as an alternative to net/http for performance sen
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by avg_dev 4y ago
And here's another thought. I know very little of the space, again, but I've seen some headlines about smart contracts going wrong. Do you think there's any space for low hanging fruit simple auditing of smart contracts? Mayb
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Wow, that's fantastic. So basically: unit test fixture setup spanning multiple external services ("Chains?") in a scriptable build, with various common/comprehensive/programmable interaction flows, and then integrat
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Are non-US citizens allowed to sign? EDIT: Looks like one of the signatures is from Tim Bray, I think he lives in Vancouver.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Can you elaborate on the blockchain testing environments/CIs thing please?
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I just read this; I remember reading it a while back. It's a good article. Approachable and actually achieves its goal. Thanks for the link. > Original online mode load time: ~6m flat > Time with only duplication check pat
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Good thought. If you are coding in C++ maybe you can use some sort of binary serialization thing. Even in other languages if json parsing is a bottleneck it can possibly be optimized away through use of a binary wire format. That said vecto
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I didn't know about the gas masks being ubiquitous during the war; that makes that part a little less surprising. History can be sad.
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by avg_dev 4y ago
> And in Turing’s case, it was further complicated by the fact that he always wore a gas mask as he rode, to prevent triggering his allergies. But the alarm clock he was known to wear around his waist might have helped. What? Is that f
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by avg_dev 4y ago
I was thinking hard about this and truth is I did write code to do it. From the README.MD in my private repo: > `ec` prints out the elapsed time and exit code of a command after running it. But the thing is, Bash supports this natively,
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Ask HN: What developer tools would you like to see?
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by avg_dev 4y ago
If I'm not mistaken, this is an April Fool's joke :)
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by avg_dev 4y ago
Hahahah as someone who just took a course using SML I am with you buddy.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
I wondered what his questions would be.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
I appreciate the author's pragmatism. I might be biased because I seem to share some of the author's worldview. > One of the big points he made in that conversation is that if you don’t figure out the manual process you won’t h

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