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by hk__2 3y ago
Read the article; they are not shutting down.
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by hk__2 3y ago
I’m not talking about valid syntax but about visual representation. My eyes don’t scan "<access.log head" the same as "cat access.log | head".
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by hk__2 3y ago
> Just like you wouldn't add spaces in the middle of '2>&1' when redirecting stderr to stdout: Mostly because if you do it doesn’t work: '2 >&1' is not the same as '2> &1' (invalid
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by hk__2 3y ago
> so yes, "cat xyz" plays a source - and can be replaced with another source - without touching all other stuff. This. I often have to read logs and being able to apply the same oneliner on older logs just by adding a "z&q
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by hk__2 3y ago
> And if you really really want to keep it separate, just do "< access.log head -500 etc etc etc" (no I didn't forget a pipe. And yes the "< inputfile" works even if it's in front of what you're c
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by hk__2 3y ago
> (assuming IQ is a good measure of “good” education) It’s not at all.
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by hk__2 3y ago
Sure! This is a joke project, equivalent to the StackOverflow Importer.
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Show HN: Anycode – import anything from a Python module thanks to ChatGPT(github.com)
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by hk__2 3y ago
I mostly do this, but with a physical notebook. I wouldn’t be able to work with a .txt file because it’s too limiting: you can’t draw anything, you can’t easily make arrows between stuff, you don’t have the nice mental reward when you strik
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by hk__2 3y ago
(2022) Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32179563
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by hk__2 3y ago
That’s a hilariously primitive and archaic auto-ironic comment.
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by hk__2 3y ago
One could argue that writing the right prompt is part of the innovation.
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by hk__2 3y ago
I’m confused as well because "sora" means "sister" in Neapolitan.
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by hk__2 3y ago
That doesn’t make it invalid. It’s a tough question, there’s no easy answer.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> If someone challenged your patent, they can try to prove that you used an AI. That not enough, they also have to prove that the AI did most of the work. From the article: > On Tuesday, the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) said
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by hk__2 3y ago
He did request it: > It would be great if this number could be used
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by hk__2 3y ago
From: Tatu Ylonen <ylo@cs.hut.fi> To: Internet Assigned Numbers Authority <iana@isi.edu> Subject: request for port number Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Was "Organization&quot
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by hk__2 3y ago
It’s one man only, and he probably has other things to do in his life.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> Countries have this neat tool called violence that tends to override all security whenever humans are a linchpin That doesn’t work with distributed systems. No single country is able to shut the whole Internet down, for example.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> This is why I am not a fan of crypto. It's environmental impact is disastrous in its current form. *Bitcoin, not crypto. Ethereum doesn’t work like that.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> The whole idea that you can sort energy usage into useful for society or not buckets is pretty ridiculous. > > Ok, Bitcoin bad. What about video games? Netflix? Porn? As other have pointed out, Bitcoin relies on a larger and larg
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by hk__2 3y ago
It’s the task of searching in a long list that’s painful, not the tool to do it.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> I was surprised that there wasn't a feature here that lets you go back in time to the front page of Hacker News on a random day May I ask why were you surprised? Which other website has this feature?
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by hk__2 3y ago
> Tldr the answer is “2”. Not sure how posting a link where this info is buried is helpful. The answer to OP’s first question, but there was a second one: > How big is his team? What kind of tools are they using?
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by hk__2 3y ago
Is that possible?
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by hk__2 3y ago
> There are a lot of comments in this thread thanking “the mods” and I didn’t realize there was a mod team cultivating the front page. Can anyone attest to this? https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-val
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by hk__2 3y ago
If you know that it’s a protected species you might want not to do that, even if there’s no one to see you.
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by hk__2 3y ago
Note that depending on your area this might be illegal. In France for example, bats are a protected species and it’s forbidden to kill or capture them.
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by hk__2 3y ago
It probably changed; a few years ago I remember using at least two or three of them without paying.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> What community version? If there's such a thing on the web site it's well hidden. All IDEs except IntelliJ itself come with a community version: PyCharm, PhpStorm, etc.

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