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Show HN: Training Neural Networks with a Single Unix Pipeline
(github.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: Trie implementation balancing between time, space and simplicity
(github.com)
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Fast Text-to-PDF Converter with ~200 Lines of C89, Requiring Only Libc
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Hardv: A highly extendable flashcard quiz app for Unix terminals
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4y ago
Oh, after carefully check the man page of flock(1) in Linux, it supports timeout. So the last value of this program disappears. Please ignore my ignorance and disturbance. I wish I could delete the post but there is no way to do it.
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4y ago
I implement this program since flock(1) in Linux doesn't support timeout of pending. I've never used BSD. After reading the link provided by you, I think my program becomes no value, if there is a Linux version of lockf(1). Sad.
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4y ago
You are right in this situation. The scene for this program is that I don't know all the tasks. Namely, tasks are generated in real time. 1. I posted some task to the queue and continue my work, then the work make me post another work.
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4y ago
1. I want to run commands in background, but sequentially 2. Used in a server application for queued long-time task
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Task Queue, with No Daemon
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4y ago
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Implementing Condition Variables with Semaphores (2003) [pdf]
(birrell.org)
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4y ago
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Finger: The First Social Software (2019)
(somanymachines.com)
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4y ago
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Show HN: shsub, a template engine for the shell language
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