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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Reasonable
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   That's an interesting point. Maybe the tool could create a temporary file with the data piped to it. But for now I think you should stick with: pbpaste > /tmp/clipboard.txt && qr-filetransfer /tmp/clipboa
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Ah, right, makes sense thank you.
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. How is this dependant on a specific OS?
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Thanks! That's the fastest thing I could came up with to solve the problem of moving a tiny little piece of data between my computer and my smartphone without installing apps or physically connecting the device and using `adb`!
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Thanks! I use this "disposable" web server approach a lot actually, usually by running `python -m http.server` from the directory that contains the file I want to transfer, and then `wget`'ing the file from another terminal,
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Wow, that's interesting! Starred.
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Hi, thanks! Yes, it works on iOS, it works on every device that has a QR reader and a regular internet browser. The workflow is easy: 1. the tool spawns a disposable web server 2. the tool prints a QR code that encodes an URL that points to
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   by daw___ 9y ago

   Demo (GIF): https://twitter.com/daw985/status/976881805864337409
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    Oh, thanks for reporting, I didn't test it with IPv6s yet; will file an issue.
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    :-) thanks
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    Thanks for your feedback. > transfer multiple files in a reasonable manner you mean, for example, choosing the destination directory and things like that?
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    Thanks, very good point. Initially I thought that shorter the better for URL, but since it doesn't have to be entered then it makes sense to make it a bit longer to be unguessable (and for sake of completeness, the port is randomly dec
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    From the README: This program binds a web server to the address of your wifi network interface on a random port, and sets a default handler for it. The default handler serves the content and quits the program when the transfer is complete.
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    Show HN: Transfer files to mobile device by scanning a QR code from the terminal(github.com)

    238 points by daw___ 9y ago|72 comments
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    At 12 years I was studying piano and accidentally realized that the scores on the pentagram would blur out if I leaned backward. Oh, as I write this comment I realize that the piano event occurred around the same time I started losing inter
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    Introducing Flutter(youtube.com)

    7 points by daw___ 9y ago|0 comments
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    Presumably because content consumed via a feed reader won't monetize.
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    This university computer has been calculating prime numbers since 1999(twitter.com)

    2 points by daw___ 9y ago|0 comments
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    I did not know you could get an https://<your-project>.js.org address for free, thanks! `high ${five()}!`
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    by daw___ 9y ago

    There is a pending PR: https://github.com/jackdcrawford/five/pull/321
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    Any explaination about this?
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    You are right, I did not expand on that. Larger teams bring in a potentially wider set of skills, and your "next" is probably some younger developer's "current" already.
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    If you have the possibility then try joining larger and younger teams at work. Also: be constantly aware of the current state of technology. You can't have a deep knowledge of everything but at least knowing which problems a new techno
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    Internetworking with TCP/IP by Dr. Douglas Comer.
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    If your blog provides an RSS feed then there are many options to choose from to achieve autoposting to Twitter, first two that come to my mind: https://dlvrit.com/ https://ifttt.com/connect/feed/tw
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    I can replicate this.
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    Awesome. What about making it more clear that the "End" button will animate remaining steps? Before clicking it I thought it would have jumped to the last step.
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    This is just great. Are you planning to introduce an "Export as GraphML [0]" function? My ideal workflow would be to use code2flow to quickly build up the core of a flowchart, and then importing it into a full blown flowchart edit
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    by daw___ 10y ago

    From GeekedIn's announcement [0]: It is a site that crawls open-source code hosting sites (e.g. github and bitbucket) and creates profiles of open-source projects and open-source developers. Those profiles include things