eriknstr

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by eriknstr 9y ago
Yes. I just forgot to :)
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I intended for the delimiter to be tab in this example. Using sed or awk is an option, yes, but I am so used to the standard utilities that I would rather keep using them. Also I'm not sure if your sed script does what I intended for i
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Furthermore, Safari is proprietary. Firefox is not and most of Chrome is not (Chromium).
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I have a pretty good idea for a shell but I don't know when I'll ever find time to implement it. The idea is that the shell should be able to optimize pipelines. Pipeline here meaning a chain of commands piped into one-another. So
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Neat. However I think the proper term would be cut-out. Cropping is just cutting of edges vertically or horizontally.
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I think the main problem is not concurrently updating the counter. After all updating the HLL must also be done concurrently. The primary motivation on their part for using HLL is given in the intro. >In order to maintain an exact count
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by eriknstr 9y ago
>So of course, the "logical" thing to try was to write a .bat and save it with a different extension and see what happened. Ha ha, same here. Also the next thing I did was to open exe files with notepad and conclude that this i
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by eriknstr 9y ago
You have slight misspelling. The name is AdNauseam. Their website is https://adnauseam.io/
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by eriknstr 9y ago
https://ivanceras.github.io/spongedown/complex/Ascii_art.htm... errors out rustc 1.17.0 (56124baa9 2017-04-24) error: unknown start of token: ` --> <anon>:8:1 | 8 | ```bob |
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I submitted this to some subreddits and a couple of people made some quite similar questions that I'd like to see a video for in case OP here is the author or in case the author sees this. >What would happen if I put something other
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I seemed to recall having read so too. Thanks for the link. This should be higher up IMO.
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I feel that Rich Hickey alone makes the Clojure community very healthy, friendly and warm. The JVM is solid, reliable and battle proven, is it not?
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Tetris MicroCard, powered by Arduboy(tetrismicrocard.com)
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Presenting the Moderator Thank You Roadshow(reddit.com)
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by eriknstr 9y ago
The data is actually removed from your device so you aren't hiding anything. Like someone else said it would be ridiculous if you were forced to have all your data on your device when you travel.
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Tooll2 – Create interactive 3d content and animations as video or executable(tooll.io)
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A Core Image Transverse Chromatic Aberration Filter in Swift (2016)(flexmonkey.blogspot.com)
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Dubai builds robot police force(mirror.co.uk)
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Writing the second video game for the Micro:bit in Rust(hackernoon.com)
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by eriknstr 9y ago
>this subtly piggy-backs on it towards lock-in for tooling FTA: "More than a dozen integrators have apps in GitHub Marketplace today, including Travis CI, Appveyor, Waffle, ZenHub, Sentry, and Codacy" Travis CI and many others
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I use ZFS under FreeBSD but I am wondering what the future of ZFS looks like. I went to the OpenZFS website ( http://open-zfs.org/wiki/Main_Page ) to try and get a feel for the amount of work currently going on. They hav
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by eriknstr 9y ago
>In what order should the logs appear? Firefox 53 produced a log that matched what I expected but then I ran it a few more times and then it happened in another order which I then read was the order they were supposed to appear. >Micr
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I think the reason that they were downvoted was not because people have a hard time accepting it but because they just stated that windows xp was not targeted without linking to any sources for that claim.
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Great, maybe we'll finally get OpenCL support in the proprietary Nvidia driver for FreeBSD? And then maybe CUDA support in their driver also? One can hope/dream.
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Contribute to the Tor Project, aka The Onion Router. https://www.torproject.org/getinvolved/volunteer.html.en#Pro...
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Absolutely agree about the MIME type. Someone filed an issue and created a pull-request for this after you wrote this comment. https://github.com/brentsimmons/JSONFeed/issues/22 https://github.com&
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Another couple of big ones I remember: Sobig, 2003. In particular I recall that media was talking about Sobig.F - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sobig Mydoom, 2004. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myd
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Reddit State of Spam(reddit.com)
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by eriknstr 9y ago
I bought a Pine 64 also after someone mentioned it on HN and I failed to look at reviews for it. After it arrived when I was going to get started with it I read about how difficult it was so I didn't bother to even try to boot it, I ju
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by eriknstr 9y ago
Whoa, that page lists Raspberry Pi 3 as supported also. Every time I've searched for OpenBSD for Raspberry Pi in the past, all I got was people saying that it would never happen due to the reliance on proprietary blobs.

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