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by chops 15y ago
SSH, GNU Screen (byobu), and Vim.
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by chops 15y ago
This is the best list of submissions I've seen: http://si14.livejournal.com/8266.html (mine is the "mortimer" one) That said, spawnfest has said they'll be open sourcing all submissions on github by default unless the contestants request
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by chops 15y ago
It would be the polite thing to do, so that he's not blindsided with a criminal record. Politeness is not warranted in this situation. This guy sounds like a defacto asshole and deserves to be in jail.
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by chops 15y ago
I'm a proud WebOS user, though I'm getting mildly jaded at the delays in the Pre3 and the fact that it's still not entirely clear if Sprint will have it. My (launch-weekend) Pre- is getting pretty old and tired, and I'm considering picking
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by chops 15y ago
Thank you for that. ZatAoMM (whoa acronym) has always been on my list to read, but this little excerpt has helped to propel it near to the top of my list. So thank you muchly!
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by chops 15y ago
I'd be interested in seeing the breakdown of Windows vs Apple vs Linux vs Mobile. But the Chrome domination is certainly interesting.
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by chops 15y ago
It depends on the work factor. On my dev server (a pretty old machine), with a work factor of 7, it's about 300 time slower than md5 (about 10ms per bcrypt hash). That's still plenty fast, and much more secure. Bump it to a work factor o
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by chops 15y ago
The easy way is to support the previous work factors and increase it next time the user logs in (since you'll have the password in plaintext in memory). Either way, bcrypt with a paltry work factor of 7 or 8 is orders of magnitude slower t
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by chops 15y ago
I had just heard about this today, and I'm excited to give this a shot, but I'm struggling right now to pick a project I think is cool. I'll probably end up trying my hand at an Erlang-based game of some sort with the Nitrogen Web Framework
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by chops 15y ago
The best example I ever heard of that was a friend of mine giving instructions on how to get to his OWN house, where he'd lived for at least 5 years. He didn't know the names of the streets around his house, and just told us to turn right
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by chops 15y ago
That's what I half expected the page to be, much like http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com
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by chops 15y ago
There were plenty of RCSes out at the time, and I knew about them, but didn't use any of them. It was still a pet, personal project and I didn't consider it important. I had used VSS at my previous job and hated it, and I hadn't taken the
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by chops 15y ago
If the site isn't loading for you (I was getting nginx errors for a bit before it finally loaded for me), here's the github repo: https://github.com/nddrylliog/jsmad
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by chops 15y ago
I thought I was the coolest guy on the planet when I recovered most of my data. That's the feeling. It's almost euphoric. It's the "FUCK YEA" meme ( http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/fck-yea ). In actual content, it's convenient that you had
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by chops 15y ago
I'm pretty sure that was the coolest piece of software ever written anywhere at any time. Hah! I literally (not figuratively) laughed for a minute at that. I'm still smiling a few minutes later. Well played. Let's mourn together at the
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by chops 15y ago
I've done a similar thing a few years ago when I was first starting work on my guild hosting company's code. At the time, the main thing hosted on that machine was my WoW guild's website, which I had been working on for close to a year, and
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by chops 15y ago
Erlang version for you: -module(sleepsort). -export([sort/2, spawn_waiters/3, wait/4]). sort(Xs, Conv) -> spawn(?MODULE, spawn_waiters, [Xs, Conv, self()]), receive {spawned, N} -> queue(N) end. queue(
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by chops 15y ago
As I was completely unaware of overclocking in WebOS and specifically for the original Pre (which I have), I'll save the user the bit of googling I did to find overclocking. I had no idea it was this easy in preware: http://www.precentral
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by chops 15y ago
Reminds me of the http://erldocs.com for Erlang documentation.
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by chops 15y ago
I'm almost positive he's British, or at least he has a British accent of sorts: http://www.infoq.com/interviews/Erlang-Joe-Armstrong Also, regarding his writing, he did at least preface his post with This is a brain-dump-stream-of-consci
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by chops 15y ago
and why they would start with a water based craft My guess would be related to minimizing things, no need for landing gear speeds up the process to get to release. The only moving parts appear to be the prop, otherwise it's all chassis.
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by chops 16y ago
This reminds me of a blog I read a few years ago called "Scratch to Scratch". The point of the exercise was to go from being an ultrabeginner golfer to a par golfer in a year of serious practice and training. Here's the about page from his
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by chops 16y ago
Wow, this is pretty amazing stuff. I sincerely hope this guy makes a pile of money off this.
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by chops 16y ago
I started charging from day one. I've never had a free version. I've been profitable from day one. That said, business has slowed for me mostly because now I have more competitors, their software is better than my competitors at the time,
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by chops 16y ago
All elephants are animals. Not all animals are elephants.
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by chops 16y ago
I won't link here, as it's commercial What's wrong with linking a commercial product or course? This is a discussion about making money on a website with a strong slant towards making money by starting and running businesses.
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Erlang.org Gets a Facelift(erlang.org)
3 points by chops 16y ago|0 comments
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by chops 16y ago
and various dialects that people believe are C. To be fair, the SO question specifies "using C or C++", not just C.
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by chops 16y ago
You must not have been a NES player. A bunch of their NES games were loads of fun: Marble Madness, R.C. Pro-Am, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and probably their biggest NES success: Battletoads.
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by chops 16y ago
I switch between three systems for development on a daily basis: Ubuntu Laptop Windows 7 Laptop Windows Vista Desktop (my gaming machine, but I do a fair amount of development on that as well) The OS doesn't matter so much between SSHing in

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