binaryphile

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   Smart, organized replacement for complex bashrc and bash_profile files(github.com)

   1 points by binaryphile 6y ago|0 comments
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   Understanding how Cassandra tracks metrics (older version)(binaryphile.com)

   1 points by binaryphile 7y ago|0 comments
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   Determining the location of your script in Bash(binaryphile.com)

   3 points by binaryphile 7y ago|0 comments
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   by binaryphile 8y ago

   Finally got around to updating the post with your suggestions. Thanks again.
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   by binaryphile 8y ago

   I can relate to the earlier poster because I had the same problem finding all of these rules in one place. I wrote it to be precisely what I wish someone had told me before I got started. Thank you for the compliment btw.
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   by binaryphile 8y ago

   Thanks for the tips. We're still running on 1.11 because of problems with the recent glibc updates not matching the kernels in our deployment environment.
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   by binaryphile 8y ago

   I found the nix-repl to be very helpful in this situation...you can also invoke command-line expressions directly with nix but it's a bit more arcane.
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   Nix Language Primer(binaryphile.com)

   122 points by binaryphile 8y ago|64 comments
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   Approach Bash Like a Developer(binaryphile.com)

   3 points by binaryphile 8y ago|0 comments
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    by binaryphile 8y ago

    A bashtardization: rb () { [[ $1 == -l ]] && shift case $? in 0 ) ruby -e "STDIN.each_line { |l| puts l.chomp.instance_eval(&eval('Proc.new { $* }')) }";; * ) ruby -e "p
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    by binaryphile 9y ago

    Yup. The moment you need editing capabilities more sophisticated than those three keys, though, I recommend switching to vi input mode (set -o vi) if you are familiar with vim keybindings. Although tapping Esc is not as quick as Ctrl (or
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    by binaryphile 9y ago

    Boy, those Trojans really got us with that last horse, hoowee, but this one looks solid.
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    by binaryphile 9y ago

    The irony of using the example of a statistics professor to prove a systemic conspiracy with a sample size of 1 is not lost on me.
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    by binaryphile 9y ago

    Here's what my take on the script would be in bash (albeit untested): https://gist.github.com/binaryphile/3cf01870516d5fffafbc84a0... Whoever wrote the initial bash script was clearly in a rush. I don't hold
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    by binaryphile 9y ago

    "Never go to sea with two chronometers; take one or three." - adage cited in the Mythical Man Month