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Show HN: PyOne – Python One-Liner Helper(github.com)
1 points by euske 9y ago|0 comments
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by euske 9y ago
Browsers I have been using... 2002: phoenix-0.1 (former name of Firebird) and Lynx 2003: Firebird-0.6 (former name of Firefox) and Lynx 2004: Firefox-1.0 and Lynx ... 2017: Firefox-57.0 and Lynx, yes.
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by euske 9y ago
I can get that. This relies on another Python package which does all the SSH stuff, and they seem to be well maintained. But I'd still say you have to be careful when you try this wild.
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by euske 9y ago
It's useful when you have a Windows and Unix box side-by-side. I often develop a Windows app on Unix (either VM or real machine), and wanted to run a command on the target machine remotely. Initially this was meant to be only run on an
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Show HN: Pyrexecd – Standalone SSH Server for Windows(github.com)
50 points by euske 9y ago|13 comments
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by euske 9y ago
Does anyone look at this from an economic standpoint? I think this is just an (unfair) form of taxation for being famous. Someone or something became too famous. People want a "cut" of the fame (in this case, it was literally the
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by euske 9y ago
I think the meta-conclusion that we're getting is that "this kind of study is extremely haarrrd!"
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by euske 9y ago
Guess it's more or less a management problem. I think it's possible to rebrand a PhD program to be a more targeted education, not just "how to become an academic". Specifically, a doctoral program could teach people how
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by euske 9y ago
This episode of Planet Money (best podcast evah btw) kinda explains why retails like Toys`R'Us was defeated by Amazon. http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/07/26/539552579/episo...
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by euske 9y ago
I think it's more of its perceived usefulness over the entrance barrier rather than the old vs. new thing. Video games and social networks today are much easier to start with than chess while its usefulness (recognized by society) is q
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by euske 9y ago
It has a better looking url: http://toiletswirl.com/ Actually, Veritasium merged the two videos into one because it is easier to watch on a smartphone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXaad0rsV38
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by euske 9y ago
What font did you use for this? To me it looked like Comic Sans, but I guess the reaction would be different if it was the case...
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by euske 9y ago
For some reason I want to avoid names beginning with numbers. All my filenames can be used as an identifier (except the extension part). i.e. [a-zA-Z][0-9a-zA-Z_]+\.[a-z0-9]+
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by euske 9y ago
I'm going to ask a practical advice here. As a male teacher, what can I do in a classroom to encourage more female students for math/logic/programming? I sometimes talk about how there are great female software developers out
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by euske 9y ago
I'd call this the adblock Straisand effect.
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by euske 9y ago
"There's no such thing as a bad student. Only a bad teacher." - Mr. Miyagi
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by euske 9y ago
"I don't need to waste my time with a computer just because I am a computer scientist." - Dijkstra
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by euske 9y ago
Back in the days I wrote my own crawler and layout analyzer to collect news articles for my research (cf. http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/webstemmer/ ). I thought in 2005 it was mostly acceptable as lon
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by euske 9y ago
Offtopic, but I wonder what happened to their "no Adblock plz" policy. I can read the site without a problem now.
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by euske 9y ago
What I think would be awesome is a html "rename" tool, which is to rewrite all the relative urls and filenames in HTML/css files when changing their location. Does anyone know?
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by euske 9y ago
I find it amusing how their argument is similar to the MS' antitrust argument in 90s. Microsoft: "An OS should include everything. Third party apps aren't needed. It's only good for consumers." Google: "A searc
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by euske 9y ago
More or less the same here. My average nap time is around 15 minutes. Then I need 5 min. or so to fully recover the awareness, and I feel completely reenergized. My nap is almost becoming a daily pattern now so I feel sleepy in afternoon ev
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by euske 9y ago
It kinda reminds me of learned helplessness; just knowing that you're capable of changing the situation makes people perform better, even if they actually don't use that capability. It seems that there's something opposite ha
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by euske 9y ago
Blatantly false. Perl4 could handle Japanese text perfectly okay in early 90s. Neither Perl or Ruby supported character encoding initially and you had to rely on NKF/KConv etc.
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by euske 9y ago
I mentioned in some other topics, but Japan has a pretty good protection systems like most European countries on paper . The difference lies in what a law can't easily catch. They can put an enormous amount of informal obstacles to a
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by euske 9y ago
I sometimes do yes "" | cat -n to generate a sequence number.
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by euske 9y ago
Thank you. I'd also point out that Tsukiji as a market is somewhat dysfunctional now and the majority of fish in Japan is already traded without using the central markets. Actually, they started a tourism campaign because of their slum
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by euske 9y ago
I hope they shut down Tsukiji and settle this as soon as possible. Most people here are sickened by this endless political drama, which has very little to do with their daily life yet took so much news coverage and debating.
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by euske 9y ago
They did provide a fallback, old MapQuest-like UI without JS until a few years ago. Then they stopped, possibly because of the lack of users.
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by euske 9y ago
The Psychology of Computer Programming by Gerald M. Weinberg It's an old book but the most eye-opening one to me.

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