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by hoyd 5y ago
Thanks for that comment
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by hoyd 5y ago
Happy wife, happy life. - Transformers
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by hoyd 5y ago
Expected to see Pyhthon there, but didn't. Then I looked in the repo, and there it was, just not linked on the front? https://github.com/LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets/blob/master/l...
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How to identify that light in the sky(apod.nasa.gov)
156 points by hoyd 5y ago|48 comments
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by hoyd 5y ago
I remember someone to nice wrote a perl script that generated a random, but possible coffee based on all ingredients and such. Loved it.
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by hoyd 5y ago
Ada was the programming language used when I took computing science in Glasgow, Scotland in 2002.
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by hoyd 5y ago
What happened to "Cellar door"? :-)
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The Matrix 4
5 points by hoyd 5y ago|0 comments
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List of GNU Core Utilities Commands(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by hoyd 5y ago|0 comments
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by hoyd 5y ago
"You could also type `cd` when SSH'd into a remote machine and Fig will list the folders within your current directory on the remote machine." This is excellent! :)
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by hoyd 5y ago
I always enjoyed the sound notification from logging into the chat client Pidgin on Linux years ago. There was something comfortable with those three notes, in an echo.
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by hoyd 5y ago
That is such an amazing title
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by hoyd 5y ago
Nice work, going to try out later.
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by hoyd 6y ago
The MLC and SLC cards for industrial use are not that bad. Regular sd cards TLC will break quicker. I use pi's for exhibitions at work, with great success for a few years, as well as for digital signage screens.
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by hoyd 6y ago
Yup
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by hoyd 6y ago
Was thinking about the same novel.
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The sound of wind at Mars as recorded by Perceverance(mars.nasa.gov)
1 points by hoyd 6y ago|0 comments
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by hoyd 6y ago
Weird, actually none of them. I remember the video being about small children in school presenting wirelessly to a bigger screen using a laptop, and people using a small handheld device to pay in stores wirelessly and at the same time conta
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Ask HN: Microsoft future vision presentation from 1994?
4 points by hoyd 6y ago|2 comments
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by hoyd 6y ago
I remember a Microsoft future vision presentation from 1994, shown in my home town in Norway at some event that year (I was 14). This video showed the imagined future in 2004. I still cannot find this video anywhere, but that video was real
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by hoyd 6y ago
It would certainly be called reverse engineering.
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by hoyd 6y ago
One of the very first programs I wrote, was a python script that used this API. I enjoyed the learning and what I could do with it. This is indeed very sad.
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by hoyd 6y ago
Reading this from way above the Arctic circle, I smiled ;-)
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by hoyd 6y ago
What replacements for Photos are you looking at?
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by hoyd 6y ago
Cool
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by hoyd 6y ago
Any source?
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by hoyd 6y ago
> You can get a decent little drawing tablet for $30 these days. You'd probably spend half of that in the cost of pens over the device's lifetime. They're no longer ultra-expensive specialized equipment. Can you suggest a
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by hoyd 6y ago
Love it
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by hoyd 6y ago
This made me think back to something I once attended, an eye opening weekend cross cultural course, with the purpose of getting to know the different nationalities I worked with. Why they/we would act/speak/behave as we do. W
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Ask HN: Is Hacker News targeted USA users?
2 points by hoyd 6y ago|3 comments

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