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graywh
17y ago
$DISPLAY should be the same, but $SESSION_MANAGER would change.
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graywh
18y ago
The Windows registry also keeps the equivalent of many of the "dotfiles" in each user's home directory.
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graywh
18y ago
And yet, we still put up the techcrunch articles.
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graywh
18y ago
The keyword 'yield' comes in handy for making your own generators.
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graywh
18y ago
Should we tell the author that 'reduce' was removed in Python 3?
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graywh
18y ago
IANAL, but I don't know that you have to sign any kind of agreement other than you cashing your paychecks and them having a written policy stashed away somewhere.
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graywh
18y ago
This article added nothing to my *Nix knowledge. It even gave bad advice to 'cat' a file and pipe it to 'grep' (which was also mentioned in the comments).
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graywh
18y ago
Github mostly provides the pretty web interface. There's no reason they couldn't do the same for the hg crowd. So, not so much hedging their bets, but looking to expand?
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graywh
18y ago
And the Catholic church used Latin exclusively for centuries.
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graywh
18y ago
You mean 3dfx. Apparently their assets were bought by Nvidia.
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graywh
18y ago
I'm surprised no one's mentioned the utility "stow". It lets you install things to their own /usr/local-style hierarchy and will symlink all the files for you. That way you can easily remove something after you've deleted the source direc
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18y ago
Macports generally builds the latest version from source. I've had problems with a few things in the past needing manual patching, but overall I like it. You can keep multiple versions installed, but only one can be active at a time. Fink
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graywh
18y ago
Duplicate of a recent post (14 days ago). http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=512421
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graywh
18y ago
Too many websites don't use it.
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graywh
18y ago
<sarcasm> Hackers were still using svn and not a dvcs? </sarcasm>
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graywh
18y ago
I've spent years customizing vim and most of it was long after I first started using it.
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graywh
18y ago
I call ad hominem on the age attacks. Comparing how emacs and vi/vim are different from other editors and like saying no one will ever use lisp because of all the parentheses.
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graywh
18y ago
But if the USB drive is plugged-in, he can't use it for typing. I'd be curious to know if he types with or without the prosthetic.
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graywh
18y ago
If others are bringing pie, bring 3.14159 lbs of ice cream.
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graywh
18y ago
Well, we're the ones making all the noise about it, not Apple.
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graywh
18y ago
What if it was shortened to just "HN" or "News.YC"?
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graywh
18y ago
When I clicked the link earlier, it didn't log me out. Now it does.
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graywh
18y ago
I like how it returns "Logged out.", but doesn't actually do anything.
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graywh
18y ago
The article is actually "Who is the target audience for the HP Mini 1000 MIE?". I was expected a broader topic based on the "edited" title.
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graywh
18y ago
Getting in shape would be like working to increase your typing speed so you can write 1k-line programs easier when a lazy programmer would just write a shell one-liner (take the elevator).
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graywh
18y ago
I say svn+ssh is perfect for working solo. It can also work great for a team (multiple ssh keys, one per user, single 'svn' account on the server). That is, until you want to add some authorization/access control--that's a job for Apache +
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graywh
18y ago
I just use the bookmarklet to open a new window displaying the login information.
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graywh
18y ago
But it was yesterday--only ~15 hours earlier. Plus, he added a ? on the end to force the system to accept the duplicate.
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graywh
18y ago
Are those really your only two options? What were your reasons for narrowing it down this far? Off the record, I lean away from Java.
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Ask Edward Tufte: Moderating internet forums: What's smart, not what's new
(edwardtufte.com)
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graywh
18y ago
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