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by h1x 7y ago
What a great comment. It makes sense to not spend too much space on the quality of the script in it, so I want to do it shortly in this one. This script is beautiful. I write and read shell scripts mostly for fun, and this one is something
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by h1x 7y ago
> To take it to an obvious extreme: what is the Unix version of Excel? `set_cell A4 'hello' && recalculate_formula B5 && cat A1:D2 | pi_chart`?? That's a nice question. It's not that obvious extreme fo
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by h1x 7y ago
Also thought that some of the technical points were good, but... Mixing together Linux and Unix? Saying that killing a process from command line in Linux is bad because MacOS has GUI for that? Not explaining in more detail a claim that C is
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by h1x 7y ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21905761
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Vincent Canfield comments on his expulsion from the 36C3(tarnkappe.info)
3 points by h1x 7y ago|1 comments
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Vanilla Linux – distro based on LLVM toolchain, musl and busybox(projects.malikania.fr)
3 points by h1x 7y ago|0 comments
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Interview with Theo de Raadt of the OpenBSD Project [video](thebrotherswisp.com)
2 points by h1x 7y ago|0 comments
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36C3 Staff Assaulted Me for Political Reasons(vc.gg)
85 points by h1x 7y ago|66 comments
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by h1x 7y ago
> knowing what the majority wants is still interesting. Totally agree. > Looking at the most voted option tells you what the majority thinks. My point is that the options are designed specifically for this type of voting system. Here
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by h1x 7y ago
> the runner up option is Proposal F "Focus on systemd". Proposal F is also the most voted option. I'd say that in this voting system a statment like that is not really important in any way. You'd have to compare it t