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A small primer on xargs(bitops.io)
48 points by bitops 14y ago|19 comments
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by bitops 14y ago
It'd be fun to see the complete list of languages. I was clicking 'Forfeit' to see if Mercury was included.
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by bitops 14y ago
I worked with one person who I think could probably get a pretty high score. He was always talking about crazy esoteric languages that I'd never heard of - but then again, he was working on his own programming language in his spare time. So
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by bitops 14y ago
Should be case-insensitive. I put 'awk'.
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by bitops 14y ago
More like Glenn Beck.
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by bitops 14y ago
It's not highlighted very much anymore, but the philosophy of the Ruby community used to be: Matz is nice so we are too.
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by bitops 14y ago
From his "subsurface" project README. Also, please write good git commit messages. A good commit message looks like this: Header line: explaining the commit in one line Body of commit message is a few lines of text, explaining things in
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Jettisoning work email reduces stress(today.uci.edu)
4 points by bitops 14y ago|0 comments
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by bitops 14y ago
Regardless of whether or not this person is in the right, and it seems like there's some controversy, the Miso founders emails could be seen as typical for someone who wants to keep their money. It may be that the OP is entitled to the mone
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by bitops 14y ago
That may be true, but Davis really was a genius.
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by bitops 14y ago
IMO its not Miles Davis that deserves all that credit but Duke Ellington.
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by bitops 14y ago
Go out to somewhere urban late at night and find a spot where you can watch people and cars go by. It should be late, maybe an hour before most places close. Then listen to Kind of Blue. If it doesn't move you, it could just be you that you
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Should Zuckerberg have worn a hoodie to Wall Street?(blog.sfgate.com)
2 points by bitops 14y ago|0 comments
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by bitops 14y ago
In all likelihood that's what they wanted too, but the IP is restricted.
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by bitops 14y ago
Yes, absolutely. You are encouraged on HN to bring heart to your life.
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Picture-tube - Render images in the terminal(thechangelog.com)
1 points by bitops 14y ago|0 comments
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The Brydge(thebrydge.com)
2 points by bitops 14y ago|1 comments
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by bitops 14y ago
I'm getting 500s all over the place, typical for their big sale days. Once the sale hits reddit, the masses descend. Usually if you just keep trying your order will make it through. But it takes a bit of patience.
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by bitops 14y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more on this? I think I understand your point but a few more details would be great. Thanks!
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by bitops 14y ago
"I spent a day researching" - when software engineers are given reasonable amounts of time, great results can occur.
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by bitops 14y ago
They are very different - one is geared towards more of an FP audience, the other targets the crowd at RailsConf.
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by bitops 14y ago
JavaScript and semicolon controversy aside - I'm always happy when I read a post written in this style. It's clear (at least to me) that the author has taken the time to think about what they're saying, and they present clear arguments. I a
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by bitops 14y ago
While I wasn't a big fan of the "Cab Ride" story I think people are overreacting a bit. I was much more concerned with how this story was received: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3548445 The top comment thread is nothing but useless
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by bitops 14y ago
I am quite wary of people making this argument. While I think HN is a place for mostly on-topic intellectual goodies, I would dislike it if people linked to more emotionally stimulating content. (For what it's worth, I didn't think the "Cab
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A Stock Exchange for Your Personal Data(technologyreview.com)
2 points by bitops 14y ago|0 comments
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What Online Social Networks May Know about Non-members(uni-heidelberg.de)
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Intel researchers plot a smarter, personalized cloud(computerworld.com)
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by bitops 14y ago
I know that not everyone agrees with Rich, but I do think everyone who writes software professionally could benefit from watching this talk.
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by bitops 14y ago
Since I see a lot of people using the term "antitrust" incorrectly in this article, here is a Wikipedia link on United States antitrust law. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_antitrust_law
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Explaning the Test Pyramid - Martin Fowler(martinfowler.com)
1 points by bitops 14y ago|0 comments

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