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by dystroy 5y ago
Those questions, anybody having spent time answering thousands of questions had to think about it. When you realize an SO account isn't really worth much for your brand, you may realize other benefits of your participation: the rare pl
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by dystroy 5y ago
It will. Or it would disappear and they know it.
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by dystroy 5y ago
I doubt it. I'm in the top 0.07% with 300k+. Even such an account is worth nothing. Almost never did a recruiter pay attention to this. My low-rate GitHub account has a much bigger impact.
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A SQL database and an interactive grapher in a single HTML file(dystroy.org)
3 points by dystroy 5y ago|0 comments
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by dystroy 6y ago
Developers and marketers often overestimate how much the users will love the impressive and slow effects they pack their products with. I was reminded by this today as I installed Debian on a new computer. Why do Gnome makers imagine it&#x2
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by dystroy 6y ago
See the most obvious attacks: `rhit -s 404` or `rhit -p 'php$'` (unless you have legit php). There are fun ones here. The "referer" table can be useful to spot parasites using you to serve data.
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by dystroy 6y ago
I'm sorry but I don't understand your comment.
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by dystroy 6y ago
This is an application I made for my own use, and which already made me discover a lot of things, like the various kinds of attacks, the fact some big companies use my server as a CDN serving a JS script on a sensitive page, that some old g
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Show HN: Rhit, a Nginx Log Explorer(github.com)
10 points by dystroy 6y ago|4 comments
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by dystroy 6y ago
I loved Numerical Recipes but it's the product of an old time. It was terribly useful but also in some complex parts very buggy and badly optimized. Nowadays, a similar effort would have to be community driven, and open-source, and inc
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by dystroy 6y ago
Hard to answer this question but I worked with scientists who were wasting an incredible amount of time debugging their badly designed fortran or c++ programs, or just hitting walls when they shouldn't. So yes you can easily start hack
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by dystroy 6y ago
It really depends on the problems you work on. For my first program (task scheduling, regexes, redis, rest), everything was simple and obvious, it was made in about 3 days. My second program was dealing with several kinds of graphs, optimal
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by dystroy 6y ago
Isn't the difference more due to tests levels and announcement precautions ? Pfizer's announced temperature looks like the one for very long term ARN storage while standard fridge for a month doesn't look like it should alter
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Show HN: Broot 1.0, a novel terminal file manager(dystroy.org)
10 points by dystroy 6y ago|1 comments
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by dystroy 7y ago
This makes zero sense and it's not about emotion. The language is young and you don't certify a software solution every two days or don't rewrite your nuclear power station code every day. Very experienced programmers switche
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by dystroy 7y ago
It's a game for kids and their parents but what might interest devs here is that it showcases a few Rust topics in a small and hopefully clear program, for example easy parallelism, (de)serialization, extensive use of types for sanity,
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Show HN: Lapin, a Terminal Game in Rust(dev.to)
12 points by dystroy 7y ago|2 comments
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by dystroy 7y ago
> I don't really understand why anyone would do FOSS, beyond the ideological. Two big incentives that you see in most human activities: * build something for other people * try to be recognized Money is a tool to make society work,
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by dystroy 7y ago
I am Broot, and root, on so many computers now ! but seriously, how to install from source is clearly shown
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by dystroy 7y ago
No, I unfortunately doesn't maintain myself the brew formulas, I don't even know how those things work (I'm not a mac user).
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by dystroy 7y ago
You can very easily configure broot : https://github.com/Canop/broot/issues/24#issuecomment-572481...
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by dystroy 7y ago
There's an issue for that (it's a few hours old). This is a top priority and should be fixed before next week.
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by dystroy 7y ago
If it's only for text files, you should configure the system opening. If it's for any kind of file, then you can override the Enter: https://dystroy.org/broot/documentation/tricks/#open-files-w... M
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by dystroy 7y ago
There's one but there was a problem for fish on mac until a few minutes ago... (I made a new release)
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by dystroy 7y ago
By default the standard file opening provided by the system is used but you can override it: https://dystroy.org/broot/documentation/tricks/#open-files-w...
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by dystroy 7y ago
There's currently no search on paths, only on filenames.
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by dystroy 7y ago
The reason I don't mention brew today is that I don't manage the formula myself and I don't check it. I'm not even sure of what it does.
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by dystroy 7y ago
You can't just respect the terminal colors because the colors you add wouldn't be readable. Right now the best option is to define the skin in the config file (see https://dystroy.org/broot/documentation/
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by dystroy 7y ago
You can define your own shortcuts for navigation. See for example this: https://github.com/Canop/broot/issues/24#issuecomment-572481...
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by dystroy 7y ago
When devs give a link to their twitter account, their chat, etc. they certainly wouldn't mind reading a kind personal comment from time to time.

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